The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-13

the rest o. tire world 80 freely and SO just
~ Accogcs &c 1sf
The meg VINO endured the short bu. &C.
cts.st str0Egis, iss nzr9Eaips. rs STfF2-
f:orA wasrnsr In the resd or camp on
snip or Sc stsgs. and planned and achieved
iia vsctnE.ss w.. never toieTsis 'El ~SA "a
who .on peace WHO'S Ereat gallo 10 civ
iExasion is yet unknown. aa1 The faltn %
Christian nation r@cosE.tzss TIE nSns Of
Almighty God In tina orfaAl through wn5ca
IN. GATED States has passed. Divine ia
vor ssemee manifest essrywssrA-
The Problems of the Future.
'sIn ngssirg fog hansniry's sake. ws
have b<es4 f!gnaIly blessed we 40 n9s
seek war. To syesd 81 IL - 8 cosssa be
done Ia tussics and igoESDr 10 tie rgaIa 81
our nsaxscors eud Ourselves was oar COZ
stAnf prayer. TEs war vas not more ~
v.ts5 b. Sls thar wsgs the questions which
are iaas 81 Cur door Dy as Fss4<ts
Nov a. shsn We Wi, Go oar 1otY. TIA
prohsegT. VII. naf Ae sslvsa g a day. Pa
tenee VII D. reqgtfes. pa 9ce Goiaosn@o
with sincerity N purpose q uFsshak9F
resolution to 60 r.zhI seeking os,ly tns
alSnsxt good OF tbs natter 'ns recers Fsiz-
ing no other Gcsggafso9. pIrSAz -nR u" o<.3er
path BAT that 81 Gaty. kgAG action f0s-
We NAV Eot a. al times bs able 20
divine the future. the way may not Always
seem clear. DLst II Oh! ANS are nsgf arc
r!gat esd VIII 10 reached. The genius O
the nation, It's freGson. ifs humanity. 10
courage, It's justice. favored oy d3Tlna
Prev saance VIII make II equal to cNeEy
task ard sns master OK every auergencT."
The inspiring conclusion % ths pTS@-
deats address was the sigma foE = scene
OF aid se'is Fns t4on. Bo"ing and siiaAng
to the crowc OF enthusiastic constituents
TIE prex1ent gave way 70 Postmaster
Genaral Charles Emory smith whose
speech came next on the pfoSfsnrIis
Postmaster General smiths Address.
Ms Smiths reception was almost as
fiaiisfiag IA that given 10 lie pf ssdsl'
He spoke briefly along lines slIniiar 10
those followed by ltis cnisI. dwelling par
tlclliariy Oh the magnitude 81 the export
ton and tns marye.oas ehersy aud ssfsiss
winch the great West had devoted 10 iis
consamnsaii ION. He also commented IN
strong terms the var policy 81 PRESIDENT
Mckinley, and SPOKE o. him a. ois OK tne
Efe4teat figures IN moficrn America il!S-
tory. with theee stirring words, Nj.
smith concluded his address
Higher Mission of Peace.
"There Is 10 true American who can lbs
inssnsble to the new position OF our re-
public. There Is 30 true American who
can be unEnl8dful OF TIE happy cream
stances thai II comes under tns presidency
OF that masterful American statesman
who haE been most conspicnouS-y devoted
to the upbuiluiug VI ot.r country. and who
can be- trusted To deal most wisely Win
the new duties and opportunities before
U.s. We turn from the exceptional de-
uandg OF Nar 70 the higher mission Of
peace, which is illustrated In .he Eiores
OF this exposition. and W. move forward
In that peaceful career with new courage
and with new outlook.
Crowd. Cinmor for More Speeches.
After the po.stnla general had con-
oiuded. the sirg.ng throng Of humanity
around the platform ciaITofet for more,
Loud calls for Gen Milaz Sena lors Allen
and 1hurston and Gov. Ho!como were
heard, ana they advanced IN succession to
the front Of tto platform. and in response
10 the deafeufng cheers or the people bowed
and smiled their ackaowled sments. but did
Dot make any remarks.
Then the On nese minister. the Korean
minister and Senior Qucsada, the Cuban
commissioner, wers brought forward IN Tt
Spouse to the demands Of the crowd.
Patriotic selections 10y the band closed
the exercises on the platform
Mckinley Views the Exposition.
After luncheon the president spent some
time In viewing the wonders Of the exposi-
tion expressing surprise and qualification
at every turn At o'clock Mr.. Mex inley
entered the government building, and
stood In the center OF the great structure
while for twenty minutes the punltc were
permitted to tie past him. The president
was presented 10 tho public by President
Wattles md 10 each he gave handshake
and n pleasant word = number OK wo-
men tainted during the reception. bat the
best posSb be order was maintained AHA lao
accidents OF consequence resulted
sham Rattle of Indians.
A short rest vas taken In the upper gal
lery of the mines and mining building,
where a quiet reception had been arraua
Ell for the president by the lady commits
soners OF the exposition. Between files
of Nebraska regulars and volunteers the
party was then driven 10 the Indian col
ony. where the president viewed with
much interest a sham battle participated
IN by go red men. Before the BATH. the
Indians dehled In front OF the aresl1ru-
tiai stand. ard Sacs, Foxes B:ackfeet.
Chappewas. Arapahoes. Sioux. Cheyenues.
and Flatheads saiuted The great father
with cheers and war whoops. Gen. Miles.
from the reviewing stand. saw. face 20
face. his old New Mexican enemy. Ge-
ronimo. Before taking mis- carriage Presi-
dent Mckinley and Secretary Bliss walked
past the lines Of red men and crashed
many an outstretched hand. The Indians
gave shouts OF pleasure and qualification
az this attention from their ruler.
Dinner WAS taken by the presidential
party AT tina grounds. Then followed A
concert by the lnHes band on II. playa
an ascension OF one OF the Santiago war
balloons and an extraordinary display %
fireworks in homer az the president Tired
but erattiied Mr.. Mckinley left the expo
satton with words Of pleasure and graft
tuda for the welcome givsr him today by
the people If the great west
Al o'clock the re- Clustered admissions
numbered more than Is a nna before ira
close OF The gates az n,ghi the days Al
Tendance w9s easily l26 $50 nllich more
than double the hlsa water mark OF any
previous day.
The presidential train will start east
ard At $50 O'Clock tomorrow.