Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
TRANSIT on NKINLEY,
u..i,,,.,d chief Executives Daily
Round,
~ DECLARATIONS BEFORE BREAKFAST


49, 49,, ,.l,y addicsaei two immense
; 49, ~. t.f4e he had breakfast at
4 ss,ugos afl Kokom'' ~ ''ll - w.
y. ..eac vas one " the most IN
- u the trtnsm.aslaslI1a 9ur,
u Nef. .I .he dNnpnes1 aih -
"a ga aNtpi doNh ii'1, wi -
,br crowd Nla ch"in',1u, .Iit.,1's ,,ch
~ IN lifen were in cy.nens,' 49, 49,.
|K -',I.g with Tag anu ~ b'''"h
a .Se+s iir the president -, .,.,,a.
~ ..a.ur Hf UlufHu aNl euttth
W. ..'.,,, sb..l ice r0used TIE PROSE-
it 60, s.,rp ahJftiy after AMI q
~ 49,. +, q '0l people 40 LpginHplrI
,1., vaa reached m ~ NY ~
LIN President was VAN 49,, ~ ~
s..frv tlf.t astrnud whluy vut ~
tiheIins ',, ~ ara ~ tho town.
tU,, vts ihe next stop the
~ .. 10 In Part ta iuiDwh'
.Uts.'a. Wu have lately
i..b n revival N pttriioism IN thls
'.5,. IL ne have usNcf ma AhNe
etis,.t DAY of 1ur history. Nurth
.I s1Hh nu ron acalcl l.pus"as
II .ss own ihe niine etvNt' =. 4Nn', W
IA common fAE salute, aisi 10 var
..,.a o.HfnI nag. Willing TO DE pc-
h BE- uHa tAppauacl That a
IVY fte s4r has done for the people
~. rnEDI States what ,, has done
~ ana tT1p.r Is yet b. be- dctcrmsncd
- / l1k MO ypm faces. / KNOW
-. 500 N1ud have this nlfion hclp
~ lftrauHd pe1ple NNu have ny the
s,r lI.n hHlught within che sphere OK
. esf aHafncc." tApplauael
"a f.rlnsuari, Ia. President was To-.
t.lssci by Sen. Fairbanks. lie Haldi
. "avv fellow citizens About week
ali Uttered your STATE 40 o'clock In
~ mduinF aud was crested uy thpuH-
~ of people 10 the city uf Torrc
n iisgir An hour earlier I mot this
n 80 ihr1nF of my fellow citizens. nut
n ffls n.wty entered Manila hay on
4 al iry morning In May phcrc has
va DO hour TOO cafc f1r the people
| IN r. tinted States TO as smb.c and
II r'1ls ovrr our national victories sud
msnif4rt their desires Tor an honor
|. m. mace. tApplaufcl The nag never
Ii md - dear % uH. aa % dos now,
Ii IA rfyUr ubHtJd over ~ many places
IN does now. tAgplauaeD "a voice
"A I. IL rf1Wdi 81 will stay thcrci'D l
III 80 fellIcId aH have iouucycd
II nfsgh ihe country a. she patriotism
4 81 people The naR OF our c0un-
II f-fn In VERY mans hand and pa
II iHiirm D. ln rvcfy mans heart. zap
lautel That Is a good omen Tor our
II t5uniry. our army and our navy have
II One brilliant service, have added new
4 hlHofs 10 the American name, given a
rag meaning 30 American valur. ana
4 q only remains Cor o.. tho people. who,
N o. a r1uUtry IKE ours. are mnricrfnl
n when thly speak 70 DO the rest ana
i vUH mp honorable ucaiy the lust
r.r..H % thf war. / thank you for
tf Hlu 1ud VA you all good morning"
Gov N1lfs was introduced and rlIi'
There are dimes Whr 90 fur1enr IL
better ihHn 90 he hRm There are
times whoa silence rs GIirn. Standing
tha morning lu tha pfea1uce u the
chief executive ~ che United States
" Who % Iu the affections ~ an VI our
people, II SONS 90 one this h an op-
IHuuH Time Coz mr 90 Keep silence"
saHIHr Fairbanks said,
q have only 90 thank my fellow oitl.
tHHs flr this generous reception you
have rendered DO me rfrs1 dent"
A. klAlmo the President spoke as
flI1Ufi
sly fellow citizens / thank you mos,
fHHuY Coz your warm and cordial
urHus I DO not misintcrprct It's
nuHrF 10 means that the people
i e lha community arr standing togrih.
n Or ill county and Tor civilization, The
hlf hlH made ua united people. We
Uut a rpsfhclo Of 10000. 900 OF pco-
o. ftpre-uuus every race and ma
t.llNy ana section, united In one
tih and under one nag. ana that the
rofI1us oli stars and stripes We love
o. much Ana we must continue TO
Ia Eiti together when We have no ar
III l.hfis with another nation, then u
III ~ p time Tor W. 20 resume our old
In eFga at home. liW until that time
20 must rtand Tor a common purpose
III aii stand together until the sctiie-
II h'.a " the var shall be embodied IN.
M permanent form Of public treaty,
. NTpAlFfJ
We commenced the war. not for gain
OF Ht'i N new possessions. We COM
h'hffl Tor freedom and 70 relieve
el, hdshhon Of oppression (aqplausel
all having accomplished that we must
si'lme M the responsibilities that
ll'I he'lng 10 that war. whatever
~ may n'. Ana I am sure that tho
NFf ~ ihIH country, without regard
~ parry H.itlrg aside all differences
w aN,ln lions will remain together
wv N shall nnnNy settle the terms
y pace iurrAt applaufe1 rrcal
HNl lruIi1r satisfaction this morning
e llot 'nio the faces Of my country
IN. nom luhlna the promIsnesa with
",h your ole responded 90 the call
4 me fr iut after the declaration
I var loud applauscl Within "a
lla from ihe receipt ~ that call,your
g.'A was nlled and In camp, ana b0,-
more young men ready 20 enlist un-
h' banner u freedom. loud
4 lll prolonged cheers)
hank You an this morning In the
Inc ~ The nation for your patriotic
ss1oilon 20 the country and bid you
81 5000 morning" Great applause.)
AT tNDIANAPoLIs.
,Fieldent Mckinley was In the city
4 Wo hours today, He arrived at II
4 .e'h Ills visit brought to the city an
1r crowd of strangers and all OF
IVY lif'lf seems 10 have turned out
Al' MN a welcome. Public schools
hHi Tor the forenoon ana an Tho
" M grammar grades occupied
wt' ,N park, g0und three slides OF
,Nh gh' frcsldentlal party passed In
In, ThI President was accom-.
hN.4 uy h's wife and Secretary nf N,
ior t,iIS tise. Secretary ~ tha Inter.
IA w. 'oatmster General Smith
M's Smith: Secretary ~ Arrlcul.
,ll1f, Wilson ana Miss Wilson; Arsls.
secretary Of War Meikeliohn
p,i,'," secretary Porter and Assistant
f',tW Nrei1ry cotelyuu. The presl,
t.n pttt dHemharked at Washing,
ft. "nn.i streets. on the eaftorr
aB1 Sl az iha city, entered open oarriagoi
rbe'e,e 20 lAe capital grounds.
~ Pi'lraiiln was under command
gam A. Rands grand martisi AM
tons F'''' ana elNh organlza'
bsrt '. capital grounds Senator Fair.
n.i, Introduced the President wis
y of the army and governor,
me w., ..ipW cltlIans-I thank you foi
beh,ts y. OF welcome spnken In youi
by your dntlneulshsd ",s ,vu
~-Ak you for th.a cordial ana h ,'s