The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-15

sum annually.
Not a community in the state has
complained 10 this administration in
| vain, and no .anarchistic' or revolution
| ary' methods have been adopted in the
| adjustment of disputes or the settlement
OF grievances. The power OF the state
has been used in a conservative but de-
| cidedly earnest manner, and those with
| whom the state had 10 deal fully under
| stood il.
ITO be brief. Kansas is now governed
according 10 the honest, well-meaning
ambitions of ner people. The prophecy
| OF her motto is being fulfilled"
! The copy" for the handbook was ed
tied by j. W. Morphy of the Advocate.
FAURE DECLAIMs OF FRANCE
Urges the Freuch Eu.iness Men to Hasten
| to the Orient.
! Paris, Oct. 14-President Faure was
| banqueted this evening in commemora-
| ton OF his recent visit 10 Russia. The
the Commercial exchange. The banquet
| was organized by the merchants and
manufacturers OF France, of whom there
| were about $50 present. The president.
escorted by squadron Of cuirassiers, ar
rived at o'clock, accompanied by the
officers Of mis- military household. He
was received by the presidents and men,
bers Of the commercial tribunal of the
Seine, the chamber Of commerce, the
banquet committee, and all the members
Of the cabinet VINO were IN Paris. The
president was conducted to the table of
honor. the band playing the Marseillaise,
and the whole assembly applaudng.
NJ. Coy toasted the president, and in
doing so referred 10 the pleasure which
all present experienced at renewing the
respectful homage and gratitude" ex-
tended to the president of France on his
return from Russia.
Continuing, NJ. Coy remarked:
This demonstration is unique in the
history Of France. Commerce and indus
try placed their confidence in the repub-
lie the day after the disasters of 1870, and
they have not been deceived
President Faure, in reply. said
Il am pleased to find myself in the So
ciety Of business men, where l can rely
upon friendly reception by virtue Of
my own origin, of which / am always
proud. Let me tell you how deep was
my emotion when Paris declared the pa
triotic satisfaction which the entire ma
ton felt at the consequence of the words
exchanged between the emperor and lis
president. repeat. in order 10 place the
country face TO face with It's responsible
tiles. that il is owing TO the great wis
dom and political spiri; that the demoe-
racy is able TO rejoice at the results OBJ
tanned. 1t has known how TO prove
that the republican institutions 10 which
il is unalterably attached guarantee
peace at home and insure abroad that
continuity of views and intentions, fail
ing which nothing can be solidly and
durably established. 1t seems as if il
nations of old Europe and determine !
their respective positions in the world" |
Con;inuin. NJ. Faure said:
The needs and resources OF countries |
which only yesterday were closed TO all !
European contact, have been revealed by !
explorers and expeditions. Already all |
these countries are preparing imple-
ments Indispensable TO working their
wealth, schemes for arsenals, canals, rail |
ways and the like. II is for US 20 secure
for France large share in the possible
execution Of these plans. and without los
ing moment, 10 go forth 10 the conquest
o. new markets and 20 establish abroad
numerous factories which shall be So
many hearths radiating French influence
IN favor OF the emigration OF the capital
which, vivifed by your activity, will re-
turn to the mother country. increasing
her wealth and developing her power OF
consumption 10 the benefit OF all
Hasten, under penalty OF being antici-
oated by our foreign competitors, and OF
having France excluded from the posi-
ion 10 which lis capabilities and unques-
toned commercial integrity give Il the
Ugh; 20 SEEK. The state on lis side knows
IS obligations and duty 1: would be
C,opian. however. TO think that is ac-
ION could be substituted for private en-
erpEises In return for their wise hacdi-
1000 france will afford Frenchmen
abroad The support OF which they have
iced .Tae solicitude OF the republic ex-
ends 70 al its children and 20 ali taosa
sho sssye i, in far-off lands Where a
'renchnan IS, there Is France. The
srsat so.emnity which is 10 crown the
century. 20 consecrate i:s sci
ntific and industrial glory and TO lay
ne foundation o. the des,inies OF the ;
oning century VIII afford a criterion OF j
he powerful resources which our beloved
ountry can dispose for the prosperity |
nd happiness % humanity.
a III Nations irsoi-a; nv a, .5--s~.L-- ,
nuia'ioh. demand ample place IN N. !
p'endid tescivi;y OF labor. progress AMI
eace. France counts upon you 70 par 5
c:pa;e u way worthy ot the traditions
z France Forward, then. gsntsemen.
orwards.n Initiative and accomplish :
rent for The glory and the greatness o: 6
1e County"