Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
ARESTATE COLORS NOW
SPEECHES BY SERGEANT AND EXECUTIVE


/ Promptly NJ 1915 o'clock this after
mon. Sergeant Frank Jardinc. followed
I by a quad of the members Of troop l.
second United States Volunteer Cav
plry, invaded the office % Governor
Wells. in the city and county bulillus'
Immediately after which the proscnn-
lion u thc Gud0u " the troop was TO
be- made 20 the state. The Governor
received the boys, standing o. the head
Of the table In the outer olnce. Sore
gcant Jardlnc. who was thc only one In
Fun uniform. unfurled the Guid9n and
stood at Attention" while Lieu. An
drew j. Burt read the resolution VI the
troop at the time " the mastering out
at jacksonville. which was as fol-
lows.
'rhe members of Troop / che Utah
troop OF the second Iultgd States cav.
airy tTorfsyH rough rdUral. organized
ai Salt Lake city Utah, May 18TH, 1875
attached Boz hiu seventh army corps. un.
der command % Major General fiiz-
hugh Lee since June ebih, lsss. DO here
By. on the end VI their muster out vi the
United Stutou service at camp CUBA
Llbrc. Florida. IN meeting assembled,
unanimously vote that the Guidun u
the troop b. presented 90 the state uf
u.ah. through The Hon. Hcbcr M.Mcls,
Governor of The State.
First Sergeant Edwin ~. Clarke, Ser
Fs1nt Frank Jardlno and Corporal JOS
H. Lewis. are unanimously elDeted 10
be the committee of presentation.
4. ia expressly the desire Of the meme
bcrH OF Troop l. that the time. place and
manner Of the presentation be- loft 60
the Governor u the State. and the com.
mitee uf presentation.
II D. further the unanimous desire "
the troop that Sergeant Frank Jardine
be the custodian 81 the duldon until the
presentation 20 the state.
This a. Camp Cuba. Librc. Panama
Park. Jacksonville, Florida. the 23rd day
OF october. isys.
tslgneD II. FORESTER.
Sergeant and Troop clerk. Troop l.
Second United States sayalry Vol
untuoru.
Onlclli.
ANDREW J. BURT.
First Lieutenant. Second United States
cavalry Volunteers, Commanding
Troop l.
After the rald,ng q The rlsllUs1na,
Sergeant jdfd.ne stepped forward,
holding che gfd0n On one haGd VIII
he nlluiod the Governor with the othcr,
aftrr which he made the prcHcniu.ln
speech lie said in part; Honorable,
Sr-On behalf uf the mtcnblla Of
Troop 1 % Torrey'u R1.gh Riders.
have the hlu4g 90 present 90 the STATE
u Utah, through y0u, nv gl,lon Of ths
troop. II was Thought httuH by the
members Of the troop that shs should
be duUe. una am proud 20 Nifry those
wlshca cut. al l can lay a thlt hs
boys were very proud 0f ne Ea4In
a. 10 was pfueu,ed 10 thCm 10y she
ladies " the Cltofan. through you. The
otay rCgrtt We h1vc - thts the troop
WAS not given the Vpportut y % carry
Ink lhe colITa w bAyle i1r she country
The troop tried 20 conduct shcmselye1
as soldiers and uiahra and can nAJ
| THAI when this EtaQJn vs. d.ppel j
behag u Fhe troop l viii ray ahli " al
any future slme the country needs oul
services the members ~ Troop | vii
/ be Always ready 10 cpme forward"
A. IN, Ca1Es Of his Hpccch he Stepped
forward and banded the ruidcn 10 ,h'
Governor. In reply Gov. Wells sid. 10
auhs.auve. that he welcomed back M
men " utnh. That he accepted tn
Fihd0n - the Sr1op with a. much plsus
ufr aa - y had grturnri - Utah nd
died with tho bullets - tuUle. on DO
half VI the Sut;c he could say thg al
were proud ~ the utah Rough Rider
and knew thnt n the opportunity h.,
been given they Wuun have carrie
.hiH gtsd1n 20 tho top ~ San Juan hll
aa bruvcly 49, ala RUIsevelta ituur
Riders lie Welcomed yhe troop back G.
[ ruh and knew char ihoy would nFh
[ the battle ~ NE hrnVely and ulhly.
I the occasion should arse thut men wcr
needed o. maintain the honor " IA
stars au1 stripes the country would nd
[ cali IN vain upln thr members % TRIO
- the Second unncd States cayalr
] NuiurtfUfu.
Thgrc were only few % The boy
present. Sergeant Iardirc being sh
/ only one u the committee Of preHeutl
tion .n the city. The few who wef
there showed she aigue u sickness onl
rccouly thrown on. but even ln clyr
Ian clothes their s0lderly bHirlrg an
determined eNpreHfioa t1ld whg the
would have done n che fortunes ~ wa
had placed them ln the front
The guldou which Wi be- placed On IA
archives OF she state. h the usu.
'psI NJ u 'sdoait kIluArl D. uupn
white and blue silk. bearnE tho letteJ
designating the troop. done ln gli,
Those present at che presentation wtt
Governor Wells una his private seer,