Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

,stxlr and town COUNCIL me 'ff
~. ,si,f,t, was without incident. The
-, ,,tsred carriages and was driven
- y,,.ser r. washing,on's school.
,he original prosr1m was carried
r.,ehing the normal school, he
,e,r.l into the Lecture hall. the
1910. u the President calling
-, the hsarticst chcc9ng.
o., washington woa he firAi speak
SPEECH OF WELCOME.
o..bi. occaslou do NJ trust my
-, A give oxprcSslon to the feelings
~, all the i,cart OF every wh''e man
- mon Of the South because OF we
~. ,l,F ne President OF the United
&C., sho has the decpcn pace IN fhs
go u every citizen. high ana lo~'
,,,rnbrrs " his caLlr1.. The govcrf
-, ), Alabama. the s.a'c legell'nrs'
.,..,hsr wa other Distinguished chi,
80 including our 1wn brave WIN SO. !,
bar,ed general. Joe Wncemr. s"e ~,
e,,as thflr immediate dutc. anu
.,,sisnilfi TO pay visa TO the
80 III Tuskogee and 70 this tisiistu-
w. Welcome you all to shis spot.
-. vt.hbut fucttl bitterness. out
IN .ymrs hy and friendship with the
"a n INC state. w.th ghe uid ~ back
W., srd white men. WIKI Sow.htrn help
81 .,1iehrrn hsip. We are trying ~
ga the nation IN working out one
N m afstgcr. problcmA ever giNen ="
min so solve -, AZ, ,,,..t..
,rfe u .hs uaton um Hlad 90 te-.lty
~ Ia our efforts go tsanh our people
~ NJ hrars dad ailil and dgnliy ari'o
40 clmmon occupai,lpns OF hlc. W.
b,ys ~, nniy che actual help ~ au
'S.,r...i N cltlxsra sn the i.Jfe Town ut
Tu1ko,-oe, bun Of ahe best people OF the
s5gth. said our present gvveiu"r IN
M. fscrnt message 20 the lcg'f uFt'
Every dollar pnt Into a college De-
onss invested capital that cannot De
IL or destroyed, but will congnue to
lay Glvidlrds from on gcneiuilpn To
Gov Joanson then tD,rOducei che
pftsdult
McKINLEy's TRIBUTE.
'Tmchofs urd pupils ~ TuskoSee:
10 meet you under such pleasant
11plcaa aud to have the opportunity
q A fcre1nal Observation of yuur Work
Il lndfxl most gratifying. The Tu-ko-
sss Normal and in1uatft1i institute "
Nsii In oIncs pa0n. and has airt0iy "a
aFe and GLOWING reputation IN ne
oIun.fy. lnI " NOS unknown abieih.
eorgiaiulatc all who are coinecicl
with thls undertaking for the god
work which u Il do!ng en che cduca-
ton - ~ students 20 lead hNss Of hon
g and usefulness. thus cNalilng she
uce flf which u Mus established,
Nowhere, | think. could murc de-
fFhtful laaaaly hive been olofcn Tor
IN unique educational eNpcrlmrn,.
Vida has attracted ai,tcu,lon ana Won
flpfug even OF conEcrvatlvf philan-
urhIn.s IN oil sections Of the eoun-
w.
.nE special tribute to Booker II, wash
.hglohs genius and perseverance, would
V Impossible. The Inception OF TINS
rQhle enterprise was his and he de-
serves hlgh credit for Il. His was the
tThuEnsm which made ~ steady
lfogFofs possible and established In the
aauiutlon It's present hgh standard
q accomplishment. lie has won a wor-
ny reputation na one of the great lead
~ " his race. widely known and much
respected " home and abroad ~ an ao.
~npllahed educator, a good orator and
true phllanthrupist.
What steady and gratifying adj
taherr have been made here during the
lan fifteen years personal Inspection
" The material equipmer, HtriklnHly
proves The fundamental plan OF TN
elsilnal undertaking has been steadily
ll,ioNed, but new features have been
added, gaps In the course of lnrtruc'
u0n have been filled In. the patronage
Ahd rrs1ufceu have been largely IN
efra,ei until even the Legislative de-
laHmrnt VI the state of Alabama
lycovnlzed the worth Of the work aud
y 'hr groat opportunities here Afforded
iium one small fran. house the inr.l-
lullu has grown until u includes the
W. group of dormltorles. recitation
Ngms, lecture halls anu workshops
Aheh have 20 surprised and delighted
W today.
A thousand students, I am told, are
NV cared FOR by a hundred teachers
kelher forming with the preparatory
s,laflmenl a symmetlcal scholastic
lhly which has been well called q
model for che colored schools OF thu
Sllh Certain Il Ia that a pupil bent
ulllng himself or herself for me-
saahlcal work can here have the widest
49, oI useful and domestic oceupa'
une thing like about ghls institution
hai liu policy has been generous and
sn,'sI,aslNe' u ~ not so Hclf-centered
Interested In It's own pursuits and
u.llehs M TO Ignore what In going pr
a. ,he rest of the country or make II
sa ,leult Tor outsiders 10 share the locn
s-,ahlhseH, | alludc especially TO the
N IN which the annual conferences
I'M, t, hr'n here held by leading c0lored
ana educators with the inten'
L." IMPROVING the condition Of theli
plunnte brothers and sisters.
e,s W. can see an Immense Held and
I'M, winch cannot too soon or too care,
rrn,, nv utilized. The conferences have
s,in,h W popularity amt are well cal,
ne, NOT only 10 encourage cOlOrct
vdaIhl eolored women IN their indi'
mat etufts but 20 cultivate and pro
hs ,, ah amoable relationship bo,weei
h, W. raeea-a problem whose solu'
No., vas never more needed than at IN,
s.,snl time. Patience, moderation
,bss,,. hupl' knowledge. character vii
~ WIN your victories and renllz,
An ~, aspirations OF your people
nn,,N'uence OF the HOundnesa Of ~,
N -. OF lhls institution ia that th0si
a. no, e. OF lta management evidently
hlbsbi believe IN attempting the unat
fsiiSn'' ana their Instruction IL sell
hnlahle p'aoulcal INDUSTRY ~ heH
NOS, eolh the day and night schools
snail me branches can be taught al
And tteponse which viii give the mar
them Wy woman who have mastered
cure ,hnedlate employment and se
,hsy NV success afterwards. provided
md r,or u, ny the principles 81 lndustr,
mon v.nly here lnculclted. IN com
vrrin,a w ,he Hampton Institute II
A..n 40. ne TnsknEee Institute hai
ID today ~ lnertImable VALUE