Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-28
ITIIyST FREB COINAGE
~, res OTHER NATIONS CONSENT TO IT
- York speech Places Him Clearly
" Against Bi'net"llism !" inns
Country.

New ., the national association
al oaia i',oo,urers of the United states
O .,"h took place tonight at ,ne 10
s ,.,s.Astoria hotel, was one Oh ."e =, the
d0ii "a most elaborate AFFAIRS OIL 'ne
es' a"u given in this city. one 'nou
kind es.l we're seated at the tables
eapa ~ ,hot President Mckinney
lnc be present caused Il rus"
tickets. .,,s,,sm prevailed
lne prasldert Mckinley was intro
Nns', Men stood on their seats wo-
ol.'I IN the boxes waved their hanak.t.
n .s,sfs and the uproar brownies ,,. ,e
cnis, ,s,-,, voice. The cheering and emp
spea" =, hands were redoubled wnch
p"s ,os drunk to the President
'O p,ss,dent Mckinley spoke slowly an"
40. n,ainly heard in every portion o'
.au His reference to the COLI uas
,ne c,no,rnati, January ~. 1850, Mas
III "a With laughter. which pIouus ~
sem.' nnrfect roar when he spoke VI -, .
,.r,snsion of business iIs'ea" VI
prssident Mckinley said, rs oy the
Ml association of Manufacturers
Nauoha. ,a.MFor the cordial character
| anu srroe,Ine | return my thanhs;
4 Of lhls si,aress of your welcome IL Iuii
| the sene,,saiion for having left WASH
o. cohp p, usually busy season IN or
lne'oh a.artlcinate in this interesting
DER ~ scarcely need remind you
.ss, We do not meet as strans
w.i,hsr YOUR business organiAa,,on ~
so,r social reunions are aitoRe'"ei
familiar to me. .o,o,a mt as
nav now. but rather in the ca
su.." - host ! recall that, as the
NeiS ~ the state of Ohio, II was
sN,s,,re IN welcome you to the CITY
n! dp,nc,nnati. January %, 1879, at the
81 en-, III. Invention of the Manufactur-
lhlus ISOLATION. ! well remember the
es n was a cold day. You hau
,ost everything but your piuck. VI
,hopght YOU had: courage was 'ne o"'y
,-isnd YOUR grief could call its own.
r6te with satisfaction your iihp,oa ','
low r.,,co now You are more cheer
,fi In countenance. more buoyaht IN
.dr,, more hopeful in manner anu
,1nro confident In purpose. Then, TOO
M are more of you here than there
,-ara al vour first meeting. Distances
~ course the same. but travelling
has been resumed
IMPROVING BUSINESS.
"yonr speeches and resolutions at the
act convention were directed mainly TO
nc question of how to regain what you
IA ba1 lost in the previous years, or. II
Ia that was found impossible, then now
ri IN ston further loss. But your object
M now, as gather 1t, is to go out ana
fH possess what you have never mad pe-
44 fore. You want to extend not your
Az notes. hut your business. Isympathized
with your purposes then; / am In full
accord with your Intentions now.
~ yentured to say at the gathering re-
kerred 20, as reported In your published
proceedings. speaking both for your
announcement and from a profound
conviction, this great country cannot
be permanently kept in n state of re-
apse. believe we will reoccupy the
aeld temporarily lost to us, and go out
10 the peaceful conquest of new and
greater fields Of trade and commerce.
The recovery will come slowly, per-
haps but 1t will come. and when 1t
does We will be steadier and will bet
ter know how TO avoid exposure here
after have abated none of the faith
Their expressed, and you seem to have
fegained yours.
National politics can encourage in
dustry and commerce. but 1t remains
ier the people to project and carry
Them on. II these politics stimulate
Industrial development and energy, the
people can safely be trusted to do the
rest The government, however, Is re-
suicted In its power to promote indus
iry. 1t can aid commerce, but not
create II, 1t can widen and deepen
rivers, improve It's harbors and de-
elop Its great national waterways;
nh' the ships to sail an the traffic to
parry, the people must supply. The
government can raise revenues by tax
p'lon, in such way as will discrim-
late in favor Of domestic enterprises,
lt It cannot establish them. It can
Pnake commercial treaties, opening to
ur manufacturers and agriculturists
ne ports of other nations. 1t can en-
q INTO reciprocal arrangements to ex-
mango our products with those OF other
ouhtrles' It can aid our merchant
marine by encouraging our people to
lild ships Of comerce. It can assist
every lawful manner private enter
tses TO unite the two oceans with n
trea' canal, IT can do all these things.
,I n ought to do them; but with all
ns accomplished, the rest viii still
Intellectual unless supplemented nv
nergy otherwise and industry of the
ope' IL Is they that must build and
ps s me factories. furnish ships and
msvss Tor the canals and the rivers
y. Nv ,ne seas. II is they who must find
s consumers and obtain trade by 90
w forth to win IT,
uu,h profitable trade Is still unen-
ssu ny our people because of their
=. y, insufficient facilities for reach
~, IenNple markets. Much of 1t is
BECAUSE OF lack of Information
no ignorance Of the conditions ana
m OF other nations. We must know
,,' Nhat other people want before we
aupply their wants. We must nm
IN Ky exactly how to reach them
ma. ,ue ieast expense, II we would
ts,, , NO me moqt advantageous bust
p,r.s Huohs with them. The shin re
nos, h ,,e shlppers; hut the shipper
toosy ,',n assured promise that his
heIr dss,,n naVe sale when they reach
huyers IN, atioh. 1t Is a good rule n
TO them. " u.s. LOT us TO
- SPEAKS ON MONEY
M '" rI, y another duty resting upop
noney AZ government - to coin
his dn,y resuiate the value thereof
htn, ,,y, requires that our govern
norsy sral regulate the value az its
omn,,s;. he highest standards oI
oros rlM honesty and nntioro,
and rSs money Of the United states
ind un nn forever be unquestInned
hey nn,, ssallable. II doubts remaIr
re tI,c c0Sn ne removed, II weak places
(nsd, N o,S,rd they must be strength.
othlne' y wiI, should ever tempt us
own the ever tempt us-to scale
through a iagrsa debt of the nation
raet Ivy uY be the language ~, ,h what
IN l,s Ae United States win dIach a,,n'
ecornI,sot@ gations in The cs,,e,, s =,
ivlll,sdi S, as the best throurbou, nv ,SS
MOI Win TlIli, {, at the time of payment
Pages q Nv we ever consent tbot ~
caled down ~, OF Its frugal savings he
ollars Of "a. Sy permitting payment IN