Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

famous doctrine which bears his name
N Was expressed In his message 4"
mo ioric,i result Of this doctrine. ~
has been developed IN our subsequent
international relations. made " thg -
cred duty Of the American people w
Terminate the spanish atrocities ~
cuia. pcareabiy n W. could, forclbly "
We must Experience had Hhowa fhat
they could not be arrested save ~
strong display u force. This wluid
moi be made by any % thu grcai ~.
ropenn powers, except TT q tupstAi. lH
equivalent IN Cuha. The Monroe doc
irlne had forbidden ms. Ihen nc
duty WIS on ua % the sight 81 Goa ana
man. 10 rtay the unhnly policy. which.
as demonstrated before inc henate
committee, had IN one year resulted Va
the starvation Of two hundred thlu.
sand men. wNmen and children, hnd
this within a half DAYS san from our
shores. To this purpose our President
dev1tcd every eXpcdient OF Ms r.
nourcfful nature, every arm bul M
crasc considcrate representation, a~i
an the gentle maEnanlmity hat
Christian heart could suggest, nnd an
In vain. Finally, when our galnut
Heamen. rcpoElng In fancled security
in the Hcarchlng blast " The uoachnr-
Gus explosion were cruelty and ru-
had developed the truth. We had been
dtEplcablc on she historic page and Ne
had not appealed O. The God " bttlea
Tor rctrihuton. The plouH rage Of sew
cnty millions II people cried aloud %
heaven Tor the psvuus agony Tor the
shameful slaughter u our brave
brethren and our r0blc navy was
swiftly speeding % rs duty, let she
waters 81 the orient hH fhcy moan
through the Hhell.riven wrecks at Ca
vlie. the booming wave of she carrib-
bean, as flthumH deep 10 sweeps over
Pluton and furor and breaks into
spray on the Hhapeleas and IRE dlat9ri-
Cd steel Of Nizcaya ard oquendl, tell
how the navy has paid our debt 10
spain. Nor II the rcupgn which
cr1wns she standard 81 our army one
which II less glorious, Nothing IN the
lucid page OF Thucydldca nor IN tho
commentaries OF Caesar. nothing In the
vivid narrative OF Napier or the glow
Ing battle scenes 81 Allirsn can surpass
the story how spurninE the chapparal
ana the barbcd wire. pressing their
rifles 10 their thr1hblug hearts.
tolllng up she heights and an
The while the machine guns and
the MauHers moving tho jungle a. II
| with a mighty reaper on ana yet right
on they won the fcry crcsia and san
tlaEo fen
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we're held IN different parts ~ the city
A large meeting AZ studebaker Hall
was addressed by A iberi J HrvHr'dge OF
| Indianapolis and President cya Nor
thrup, ~ the University NJ ~ lrfntA
A. the Columbia Thelter Gen Miles.
Gen. Henry A .Dufiield OF n-,ruIt and
Booker r. Washington addressed an
audience limited only BY che size OF the
| theltfr
Al the f,rst regiment arrnory Score
tary James Wilson and Mayor David 1.
Rose % Milwaukee comprised che ff
~ speakers, Samuel Oompers spoke at
| lho Second regiment nrm1ry f"i ~
Emory Smith delivered an address at
| North side TURNER Hall Inr pubic
schools, an Of which we're profusely
decorated, devoted the day 10 Jubilee
exercises and 20 hearing addresses by
prominent oduoators and orators.
MKISLEY TALKS.
At the conclusion Of Judge speers
address, which concluded thr program
,aeTe we're loud calls for Mckinley
The President had turned and was
Just about to leave the box, but he
turned and came back 90 the front Ito
waited flr a moment until Ex-Governor
Richard ogleshy brought the assem-
hlaEe 20 something resembling qulel
Ihen the President spoke az f1iloNs'
My foulw-cltlzens' have been
deeply moved by this dcmlnrlraton.
l have been deeply touched by the
words of patriotism that have been Ut
tered by the distinguished mon. ~ elo-
qurntly In your preacnce. II Vs. grlil-
lylng 20 aN of Us to know that this has
never ceased 20 be a war ~ hum1nliy'
Ih' hst shin that went out ot u. hlr-
nor ~ Havana before war was de-
sl9red was an American ship mat h2d
taken TO the suffering people 1t cuba
The supplies furnished hy American
eharlty (applause), and the hrsi snip
70 san into the harbor OF Santiago was
another American ship bearing food
supplies 70 the suffering cuhlna tap-
plhuHel. And 1 am sure % Is ne uni
Nersal prayer OF American citizens
mat Justice and humanity and clvlliza-
ton shall characterize tho final sHtle-
ment o. peace as they have dlsln-
sulshed the prosress OF thA war