Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24
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csIoo,l ". ]. Bryan Talks alta Reception len
dered to Him a, Lincoln.
Ne REPLIES 10 wNSltrs QUERY.
... u,rnetaiiic League Welcomes the
silver Lcader-iic Gets nm o'a,'o"
n, the oliver Iheatcr

rl,o.n. Neb.. Dec. ss.-col VIM j.
~, rc,urp-i 10 Lncoln shls aileT-
-, and was ionIght rendered recep-
-, me oyver theaier by she Wo-
-, rimt.allic league. The house
-. fr.iwdti and Col. Bryan received
.,gl.5s. lie was ip;re1uced BY
~ iio,cc,nb. who f5rmally welcomed
~, come asi compi.mcn.ed HIN Tor
IN. ,,.ts,.ism H. onllstlag IN sht army.
~ thanking his ntighbors for
- c.,at.ii welcome ard compliment
49, thc numbers u % reg.mcfs. he
w,.a,l nis rsslgHAtloo as foliovs' II
lad ave months " pace In the army
ii ,,s.rped In order 20 take parT In a
oghl am az much si,eresied IL uhe
ME II the UD,icd States NJ AN In
-. nozzle 81 Cvia. AID unless ! am
...sskrfs N judging. we ar called up
80, meet mere impJI.affs problems In
-. rrtfi states Just fNw thaO VIII
80 .. our army W. cuba.
tsrlis a. .hcse prchhms were under
airrusslan before hc1iilhles beEtn'
rher. .aave been ghruii upon us Us a
,.sisi < thu war let me Improve this.
nv afal fof che ief0rms advocated a
fev naoIs aEJ has ns IN ehe least
shtftl. vital qucf..ola clunc: De
iJr.l or buried, ard We were dealing
W,h yEai upslstra whoH the ctll -
arms rsesundsd ghiough she land.
''Thc Am.r.ypn people have nc; ac-
e.r 49,, g13 riafli1id as fiEIl. 1:
az wNuER. more .alusdcc In our
fogyry d.gsng the last twcD,y-nve
81 la Ia aHf fnIa la AL
iir c..oftes. aai opposition 80 q VIII
g.ux ua,.i the gad aaj oliver coinage
a. ghs cdLieiiusAln u fully r,siaFcl.
The ,rulsN which raN flourish In den.
ape - Law are more mcrcilcss than
Weysr va. gnl ihe raw truHt-sho
piptr mshcy srur; whlch 80 seeking to
c,ain c1u.roi u all tho paper moapy
~ ,hi uls.jn--la Greater menace 20
~ cosatsy's Asifare shan any foisign
To-.
'Thtrs are. however. two rgw aucs-
C,cu which dsmanl immediate ai.cfg-
,,u btclgre cauxrlEa IL asked 20 act
ItoI thtT a. afcf. The pfraldctgi
CO. mmefils that no regular army be
tlm1usnily ifcrsas.1 10 10000 men.
iel, qa's'0n mus b. mcs tow Or not
Tiklns ny The subject OF imperialism.
ME lifyafs etld that tac prcadr.,. has
m.irsrprcistif ths aentimoat of The
pg3r. They afc opposed -. glvlls
soc lnlufpinf siaEls back 20 spain.
0si ahcy have nvt ~ see declared ln
favoF " cmbaFkang upon a colonial poi.
i'y. - Eregs u change. h. Fa.l. Guild
-. b. undertaken without mtrc In
ysaglshn ara dellboraiioD ghap thc
p.qie hli ytt g!Nsp - ibn subi'ccl
me principal pqft u Mr. Bryan's
spltoh waa dvvuied 60 the Thlllpplf,s
qgfsltR IN thla coyuec..on he re-.
iNfsl 10 Prvts1el. Mcklriey'a luaulry.
'Noo viii haul ie'wn the fiagy" utl ~.
glld;
The nag II a national emblem. and
= ohcd'tnt 20 the national will. II H.
mai, fof tho people. not the people
10 lh' nan. When the American pco.
~ want the Mas rniAoi they raise u.
when they want Il hauled down, they
haul i down. The fnr was raised upon
Canadian soil during the wor of 1879.
and II was hauled down when peace
was restored. The lux. was planted
upon chnpultepcc during the war with
Mtalcp, and u was hauled down when
ne war was over. The morning papers
announce shat den. Ice ordered tho iinE
cause II was raised TOO soon. Tho Has
VIII be raised In Cuba nRain on the FIRST
" January, but the President declares
IN his message ghat u will be hauled
Gown ~ soon ns a stable government "
established, who will deny 10 the peO-
pc The right To haul the fing down In
The Philippines. n they 10 desire, when
a stable government IL established
hsre7
"Our fag stands for an lndlssoiuhie
union " lndcHtructlhle states. Every
fiatc u represented by star. and
every territory seen In the Constitution
star 81 hope that viii some dny take
~ pluce In the constellation what h
there IN the HAS 10 awaken tho zeal or
resent tho aspirations or vassal colonies
which are too good 10 cas- away. hut
not good enough To- be admitted 90 the
s'sierhnoi Of Hiatea7
shall we keep the Philippines and
rmeud ur nagT Shall We add new
tiar-the blood star. Mara-to Indicate
That We have entered upon n career ~
eohqucHty or shall We borrow the yel-
low, which In 1896 was the badge II gold
ani greed, aud paint Saturn and his
ment, with itr schemes Of HpOliaiiDn9
of shall we adorn our fnEs with
milky way composed of multitude NJ
minor stan representing remote and
INSIGNIFICANT iependenelcr-
NJ, thousand times better 90 haul
down the Stars ana stripes and snhatl'
tlie the iiag ~ nm Independent republic
give glory 10 'Old Glory II was the
nas of our fathers IN the years that are
gone II IL the fag " reunited country
Today; let II be the nas ~ nation
IN the years that are 60 come. Its
tiHpes u rod Cell Of the blood that was
shtd 10 purchase liberty: It's alrlpes OF
White proclaim the pure and heaven
norm purpose OF a government which
derived lis Just powers from the con.
INT ~ the governed. The mission of
Wat nag u 10 iinat, not over c0nglon-
.iaiion ~ commonwealth, hut over
.ihe land Of the free aud the home ~
NE brave and 10 that mission II must
remain forever truc-foravsr true
COL Hrynn'n specch was The only one
OF length At the reception.
Pope Receive. Its Cardinals,
Rome. Dec 23-rhc pope today, nj
NE reception % the Christmas greetings