Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16
VEREWINED and DINED
,osrH AND SOUTH BONDS crsfsIto'
=, and sherry. Menu aud Metaphor
ru,ree. aud En'hu''a'"' hp'eare' ""'
rpisrsm. at Peace Jubilee

..,...a Ga, Dec. 15.-lr Nhe hesu'
.,.,,r,4ei dining room ~ the
.s,,au house tonight the A,lli.a
No. ,ubliee. which hrougm to hln
T..,e Prss,drr9 81 the United S.a.es,
.y,,,l members ~ his caplne'. ara
-. distinguished figures OF the war
~, sp,lr, ard fvsuacI IN u"trances
-. sxeeutive whith have cemer'ied
,ui faf. che blnSs bowen the
-, and the south. was brought 80
-, cias, by an elaborate banquc.
c,y.rs were laid for three hundred
.uehe cry's distinguished guests were
.s,,srs. ard seated at the Prcs.dtrt's
.h. The Ai;areans .astenilng the
,,.oun. were representatives q 9ie
w. welNh and business Interests.
Mary promlpap: men from all paiss *
~ s,sn also gracsj the tables.
uor. clark Howell. edhor " the AZ
N,a oar.Hu,lon. acted "a sols,mas-
~. Ns the Prcsidtre's table were i'-
-. The prasldre. GOV. Allen u,
c,,iier. Hon. II. \. Aigcr, Lyman J.
go Hon. Jehn u. Log. Charles
,.,grv smith, Hon. James Wilson. MAI.
~ shaser, Hon. Charles - War
~ Lieut.. RlcirnoId u. liobr9n, DIR.
u ID srtldiug. Hon. Sttphen Terra
Nj tivingig0n Miila. Hon. John Add.-
az Porter. capt X. J. buwery. Cen y.
rM pfnnlrsr 70. Gov. voorhees, of
yss Jersey. Hckc SMITH. q. q Fonpl,
i'm Frank T.. Rice. Den. Henry w.
L,Wi =. rufus u. Bullock. Hcn.Gc1rgc
n pnsk. Guv. Joseph y. Johnston. Mai.
,sf. \. u. NJ. Young. Hen, y. u. Sce.lc.
10. Mai. Gou Joe Whiclcr, col. w.
A. Hemphlll. Mayor g. \. coillCr. An
Dab wrc monu wa discussed, AFTER
.vhirh thr apeech- making began
Hoa clark Howell introduced she
rfrsido1;. His speech was one q the
~ y The evening". lie referred 20 she
~. shas the last glaree OF ahr Span
liii a. &c rcslrte from abe c0utintr.
Whltu he gave 80 the wsrld. falls upon
che Aaria Teresa. rocking today IN fhc
ilahana rcrfs. IN hllllf's disitrcc q
she sr,t On which Columbus iirr. an.
ckre1 N Amcfloan waUcs. % pui his
ne on san Sglvadcra shore.
ST. Howell said cnllEhtofncn; ffs.
fsi bst IN china. lie rracod It,
pezrtrs wsf.wlfd until nuilly ths
suns " Admiral Dewey completed the
cfriing = .hc globe by HhAtgcring
smln's Asiaclc domnldu.
IT, pad a tribute 50 Prcsidous Me-
Kln' - policy - app lrilng Southern
men ard cN-clnfedcra.es 20 high Offices
which he said had broken forever the
hirTler thtf divides North and S0tT n
w,lcfwaGdlrg and frdturr,iy upon ahc
uniln.
The frcsidcrt. np he arose. was che
recipient u hcaIry and Hportani Gus
nigting. The cnrdlaiity wgh which
b. has been received on all occasions
dIrifg his WISH was nowhere more evil
dsp haa a, tunigh,'s gathering. Thc
executive gaa compelled e. s.ind aud
bow r1rnc gninurcn before thee ah3ut
tha table wound pcrms aim 60 pnocctj.
MCKINLEY RESPONDS.
The prcsdep responded to che t0aE;
'0r C'un,ry." He began by " pleas
en, reference o an earlier visa 20 she
csy - Alltfci ard spoke fsclingly ~
HI usHocla.3oa then with GcorRia'a
hfilli1g editor, she late Henry Grady
cNtluilng. che Prcui1sTs sad;
Your ysura have zone since las.
ms che people % Georgia IN public
assembly. Much has happcpli IN the
htfvcpug dime. The nasiuu has been
var, nd within ~ own shDrCa. but
WIN foreign power. a war wagrd
POI Tor revenge or ACKNOWLEDGMENT. hut
~ our oppressed nclghbDrr. for their
freedom and nmcllnratlon. II was short
DO. decisive. n recorded a Huccennlon
81 significant victories ON land and sea.
save new honorn 20 American arms.
has brought new problems 60 tho
Republic, whose solution viii tax the
genius " our people. United we VIII
meri and solve them with honor %
ourselves and 10 she lasting benefit OF
all concerned. The war brought Us to-
sslhrr' Ia settlement will Keep ua to-
.gelhrr
Reunited. Glorious realization. II
Expresses the thought of my mind and
he long deferred contamination of my
hehflH desire nn l stand In this pres
'lre, II interprctr the hearty demon
sWiiion here witnessed and ltH the pa
ltlnut refrain ~ all section and OF all
lovers OF che Republic.
keunltcdl one country and one
country forcverl Proclaim II from the
pftsH and pulpit. Teach Il In the
S si.,, Write u across the skies, The
world sees and feels Il, II cheers
every heart. North ana South. and
flRhienH the life OF every American
nome Let nothing ever strain II again
~ peace with all the world and with
tnh other. what can stand In thu
pathway of our progress and prosper
THE NAVY.
Hon. John ID. Long. secretary ~ the
,hS SSvy r Tsp ssers,ar ~ es
i,33fl was the happlest Of the evening
W femarkn for the first fifteen min
We We're on almost every other sub
~ lhan thHr assigned, lie referred
n,llhlruuAly 10 everybody from GenrR,
Warrington down 10 the present day
shl paid high tribute TO the American
,.lu'laeket. who, he said, was th'
Vhlcal American citizen.
.neleFfing 10 the famous dispatch Il
aunlral Dewey a. sail from Hongknni
meet and capture or destray th'
spanish fleet al Manila, the speaker
uH' Now, about that dispatch: OF
we Sunday after war was declared
~ ilier the dispatch had been sen
70 Admiral Dewey, | took Il over /,
W PRESIDENT and asked his permission
send Il 10 Dewey lie, of course, ap
proved, and FAid Il was IN my depart
mont Further regarding that dispatch
donc know now who wrote il. l
handed me by Commander Crown
.nl,li NJ the navigation department
~" don't think he knew who wrot'
NNming right down TO the facts. I
~, probably written by some clerk II
Impairment, br. anyway. II wa
"N ana You all know the rest"
snAFTERs SOLDIERS.
,hal Den. Shnfter was hearth!
snnrered when introduced by Mr.. How
A. he responded TO the toast. 9Th
army lie said,
IA ~" Glowing tribute cannot be pni'
n,nr noble little army which contrib
w, nv ~ freely the lives OF It's best mel
bulb inx about this happy issue. tn