Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY IN INDIANA.
An El,qlsn, address TO the People Of That
Shle--Noles on Missionary Labor.
Kokomo. Indiana.
october q. is9s.

october u. 1925.
10 the Editor
President McKinlcy's coming was
anxlounly awaited by nearly 1900 pc5.
pie. and notwithstanding the four days
and nights " forbldding weather, thr
lenden rkicH VI the morning and tho
early hour % his coming, he received
royal welcome,
~ the train stopped, President Nc
Klnlry stepped uut upon the platform
md was introduced b. Senator Fair
banks. The President IN excellent
voice and hooking the picture OF health
then delivered the following address
"My Fellow Ciuzyusi
- View with peculiar satisfaction
this magnificent outpourluE of the ptIs
pie or Indiana 90 not mlHlniurprnt
Or misundrrhtand lta meaning. ~ aiE.
mites that the American people know
40 party OF interest lu the settlement
OF our Interests abroad. The people VI
the nation are determined that the
heroic deeds 81 our soldiers and unilurs
shan not be- lost In tho arrangement
Of the terms of peace.
Five months nrn tho nation began a
war n freedom, began Il 20 rescue our
uclghhlrH from oppression. ~ has been
j
achievements 10 has brought 60 us
great responsibilities ana high duties.
We are strong enough and grvnt enough
% meet these duties hanuTnbly and
huNrly The American people want
no differences ut home until our dlf-
forrnccH abroad are nrmlv settled uu
hnnl public treaty " peace, (Grcat
applauHel,
when this ~ accomplished Il will be
time enough o. discuss our domestic
differences. This war has made us
again one great united people. The
natinn stood together IN the war for
freedom and right. Lot us remain 10.
Hrther until our Victories aIu hrmly
hNrd In the treaty,
Ut II with peculiar satisfaction ihat
! look into the faces " this Indiana
nH-emhlngc. For 1 remember that no
state replied more promptly than ala
indiana Ia the call uf the President Tor
troops, within tWVuty-flur hours
your quota was fun, and In camp. and
hl'y thousand 90 tho noble young men
OF indiana were eagerly waiting Tor
nn opportunity 90 enlist. Indiana hos
reason 20 be proud VI her record iu
lllh war, and Il Ia gratefully held ln
the memory of the executive. and boz
inc nome OF the nation 1 thank you
ana BID you good morning"
me President had hardly finished
speaking when the train pulled out
mus dcpriVlng nll OF the privilege "
shhklng hands with him. The preTl-
utnl has steadily grown upon the cuuu-
wy since he was elevated 20 the chief
mhE'ntraoy. The events ~ the past
I'VE months aud tho way no has met
ulem nave given him FIRST rank IN the
| admiration and affection ~ tho Amarl.
can people, na they have won tho
hluudlts " tho people of tho great ma
IONS ~ tho earth. A the representa-.
we OF all tho patriotic people. aa the
ohlef executive OF the nation, nH the
'linmnnder-in-chlpf uf tho army and
navy william Mckinley Is entitled 20
4 AL honor.
Many changes have taken place since
wrote the New" nearly HlN months
MO- Five Elders have honorahly full
Ni.l their mission and returned homo,
MHlle one noble. faithful energetic
.lu'r was called O. The great beyond
an equal number of Elders hllrd the
lNuoes NJ those thus tHkou away quite
a. number ~ hapusWs have taken place
'pt'I} Win the prospects ~ several
,uoi' ln tho near future, The Elders
w working diligently and faithfully
UT me advancement Ut the Lord'r
Wolk w THIS conference. We visit the
ptoplo regularly convoraIur with them
~ the Gospel, Some entertain a.
hNowlhg very friendly attitude TO-
wards M ana having desire "a help
w IN our noble work once IN q while
We meet ono who ~ very preiudiccd amt
'puAea u.s. but only makes us feel 10