Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

Judge John Barton Payne VI Chicago.
who spoke as follows;
"Fow events In the history Of the
country more ntly Illustrate the diEni.
~ % labor that this great meeting. and
the presence here ~ she President VI
the United States. Labor De- the NE
% our people and the basis of our
civilization ana rfoFreaf There Dr. no
room under our system % Elv0rn.
ment FOR "a discussion % th' so.c1liri
classes ana the msfes. here she son
OF the artisan. the farmer and ihe day
luhortr may In a single generation
reasonably hold any ~ the great lill-
cos In the slit % our people and may
become Of the wealthy u thc land
That this not only may happcn.bui has
happened 80 often as 90 cease 10 ut
a matter for comment we al know
"Your organization has constantly
refused 60 lend Itself 90 the visionary
ala Of ut0pian schemes which
Constantly appear and rcnppenr
and are forgotten. No man u friend
or labor who o. not willing on All oc-
caailuH 90 toll the truth In the dis.
cuaslon " public questions. No part
OF our people are more Interested in
stable and Just r1vernmeu. than the
persons called the lnhorinE man. The
flrh and powerful can protect thcm'
selves. tho poor need the protecting
hand Of stable institutions, and the
domaroruo should md no place
other speakers on the program were
George w. Perk, y. y. CLARK u The
order - Railway Conductor. p.
T.. Sargent u the Brotherhood u
Locomotive Flrgmen; y. Morrlssoy of
The brotherhood 81 Railway Trlinmeu,
r. NJ. Arthur of tho brotherhood "
Locomotive Engineers.
INFORMAL RECEPTION.
An Informal reception u the railway
mon was hold by the rrrsldtut uficr
The addresses Mr. Mckinley was
stationed In an enclosure on the mrs.
balcony above the entrance where the
railway mon Med BY single, ~ they
came % 20 the President one by one,
they extended their hands. The Prcai-
dent granpcd each hand held out 90
him. People stood Tor hours In the
rtlnlThe mon were All admitted 20 the
nrmory hy Ticket. The distinguished
guests from Washington were present
I and composed the group which sur
I rounded the President on the balcony
From thc armory Nc wcte 70 IN,
Auditorium 10 meet number OF
I friends. and while there was pres Mt
I "a with q memorial lu favor OF lnt0r-
! rltlonai arbitration hy the thle1F1
committee on international arbitration.
and after listening % the reading OF
| the memorial, h. raid;
ADMIRATION.
II am indeed very glad To- meet M.
/ reprerentatlyr delegation.aud give you
| ne asaurance that the subject ot your
| memorial shall enlist my early ana
/ earnest consideration. You are aounl
lers aware that | have Informed the
egar ~ Russia that the United states
| viii be represented In the propoael
congress Of peace. suppose y miEhl
not be Inappropriate whvn W, iol w
] our eommlssIon, 20 constitute " gen
/ erousiy from Chlcaro gentlemen whe
arc 10 thoroughly Interested IN the W
| mo with which u VIII deal, put W,
,,.ifi 'aLe that M later. / don't want
n 10 take any Of you by surprise"
Durlns the remainder o. ,he gay ~ p
rested quietly az the McWnliam's resi-
aencc until II was timp Tor his train,
Durlng the trip to washington III
preFldent viii make stops ana denver
speechcs al NohlcsNNe ana lhalah
npolIs. Ind. Columbus, o., ana Pi1si'
/ hufu Pa.