Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-09
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nspi'ss To ap Addro.. OF coasraiuia,ion
IN London.

London. Sept S-A committee OF the
AnElo-Amrrlunn league headed by il
chairman, James irice. presented the
United stmes cmhasznblr, Col. John
Hay, today an address concentrating
him upon his acceptance of the port
iollo of secretary 90 state at Washing.
ton The Address expressed rcgrut AZ
~ departure from the country where
you have discharged the wdEhty and
delicate duties OF embaHH1dOr with
such eminent tact. judgment and caur-
~ nf 90 win thu cordial appreciation
snl confidence Of the British people"
continuing the address says 1T has
'n your fortune 60 represent your
country here at a time NJ exceptional
interest whom the war now happily rnd-
~, save Uccnalon Tor an expression OF
me Feelings and affections Of rympnthy
toward the United states. which the
huthh people have long entertained
hui nevr before have they been ~
eonHpicupus'y manifest You carry back
ih' assurance Of the depth and strength
Of these forliugh
THE principles that there ought 10
h. permanent friendship and cordial CO.
operation between tho British empire
ana the American Republic II one thar
nl parties ana all statesmen here agree
" regarding ~ fundamental prlncl-
PIE ~ british f0relgn policy, and by 4,
the whole people desire thst their GOV.
eminent should be guided. we
lu.cc 10 believe that IN your country
corresponding sentiments are enter.
hlned' ana that a corresponding pfln-
W.. now largely accepted
knowing that no one holds these
'.h'itholH more nrmly than yourself
" can express them In clear and more
aHN. A..
rlEr me great service you have rcn-
u'l,l 10 both nations. and console
gNs'frlNes on your retirement by thu
Won that You are called 90 duties
~ your own country even wider In
n.t scope ana graver IN their rrHpon.
g.ll ana more Important In the re-
''.A lhey may secure"
Mf' hrlre during the course ~ tn
l.AIsa which ne made upon the occa-
l"ti upon the Admiration for
Fp'tnild gifts and houndless en-
~ ,' me people ~ the United states,
Anpathy with the principles
lhat cOnsttutlon" which have
80 Qnlelly rlpenlng among the British
hsti,' ana which this year found
ana hearty expression. Iie
- hNd NJ saw In fhe universally ~
~ sentiments here. and the fact
N.y were refrigerated by a large
g,lll'N on the Americans happy
ccr,, M he believes nothing could
MA Nule more 10 the peace NJ the
~, ana ths welfare OF both nations
w.. ~ W., sense N essential unity ~ the
.,,.,ia nay IN reply referred TO the
49, '"'ilnn he experienced In hearing
~ words frum men 50 qualified by
~ nl.er ana character 10 speak Tor
w., illah people. lie added: MY
~. N.s no sanction as yours. but
, Tor what II II worth. 20 assure
. wal your sentiments OF klnshln
n.y., tHAty ufe reclprocated 10 the Ut
"'s,l IN my country"
w ambassador also said that his
IN England had hcen made easy
we Instructions he had received
n nome, and by the frankncss and
- M ", y, % her majesty'a ministers ana
~ Engllhhmpn he had come In con-
s saR WIN lie then said. ION both
~. or the ocean the conviction II al
- universal that a clear cordial
g,u friendly understanding between
s,,at htllain and the United States II
m 1sN,.ssity OF civilization. | shall hold
rlsnally fortunate II / am able
s,, w anything 20 continue ana
.mi,s ,hsn the relations OF frat1rnai
$3.50" pstween our nations"