Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
bull AND THU EAGLE.
,,,,.d Could Snap Their Fingers at the
World.
THANKSGIVING TURKEY IN LONDON
-.,s s,c.che. at the banquet OF th'
American society Beforc Three """
sred nonored Guests.

10, Nov. 2i.-The Thanksgiving
anp OF the Americsn society IN
s~"s-a. which was held at the no'e'
c.en mis- evening, was for the s'orinos-
- AZ Angio.Amerioan friehhsh'p'
-. hundred Americans ana their
,.a..,h guests sat at the table under
~ .nt,,ln.d nags VI the two nations
Ta, ns,aDle speeches were mae, one
nv Sir. Henry white. American enais se
T,n,ires. and the other ~ sir EDWIN
- Who was supposed 10 be near'y
~. mint Of death from paralysis
-, .ho dragged himself to the pan
~, main against the orders OF his phy-
,~ap.. leaning on the arm OF ms Jap
sns.. W.fc, and supported 10y a cane.
l.. raylOr. prcs'dtnt 81 me s'es ~,
propofci tosstH 10 hei $780, M
4 Nan Dusen. the secretary feau
na:.iasnt McKinlcy's ThanksgNNs
III Al o.born., the American con.
..n.rai. In propOHng the hcalth OF
-. sh+rae d'aflalrss. pad "A Bgn tfD-
80 tl Mr. VIII ie'a Ong SERVICES
III white, responding 70 the .oas'
,Thankss.vlGg day, cNpheh ~.
ssiIc cheers BY reference " Sol ny
formerly Amerlean cnpassau 80.
,,W United states secretary. OF s'as.'
sha., eloauence. he said. had been the
'hl,f ,ttrart,un u the gatherings OF tne
."essty' spsaklng 0f the nrst iot..su
.,r IN nfiy years which AmericinH han
h.rn rsnptlled to wage Ia the interes.H
~ humanity aud civilization the
charge d'ansirea co1'fatuia'eu W =,
ton that, as In previous eeh.,Hs, -
had BEEN guided 10y A Ptcs.ieht ".
ssrsd of che Wisdom ana coufaks " s M,
mount the tfiigultleH % the crisis: inc
var had proved SHAT the IRE OF pa
,do,l,m burns a. brightly IN the hearts
Al our r..Eena AZ 4 ever did. ana tha'
sectional differences have dsappeifeh.
Ne nave emerged from the cOnhcts a
u,.tsd people aniynE the cations oE the
earth ready % assume the rcsponsibh'
,ses unexpectedly ,hrus, upon US
The speaker referred % the change
which had come over the feelings OF ihe
Ia nations with rfapeci 10 each vihcr,
as based upon NJ alliance at pr sent
nor. 1 hope. o. come. but upon unity 81
.1ei,1g. 'lt would be dliiicuf, he said
4, fnrrtell The consequences should thu
a., countries ever dctdc upon j0irsnf
action IN any part OF the World. II
would be- a combination difficult 60 dc,
isat ati tending to the advancement nj
ne humau race.
Tn i.ari Of Hslzbury. the lord chan
esiilr. exi iiied Anglo-Amcricin friend
mn. which. he said. vas not "va.n'
rrsci. hui what the rpce believed wal
du.y q be done" These two naNonN
NJ declared. had destroyed the Idea thal
/, va righ; tOr one man to make an
.thsf hlf properly. The American pcp'
pis. AZ the isrk of tearing arsunder thu
srr,t empire they had founded. theS
had determined thit every man undci
M STAR and Stripes should be free
Tho two rtilpnn together might def,
The World. Thor alliance might he 80
,isi and q dream. hut ltwas,nobie idea
and srieudid dream.
NJ EiWin Arnold concluded TN
spsschmlkinE with nr address. th'
ranf-r NJ which was - eloquent TIM
u could not be reproduced. No mar
n u'd. could visit America ana nn
sIrfBs tho gratitude. attachment anf
ho,ss tha' filled his heart. lie con
tlsiei Ynpf guests salute you. onl>
90 who hts hrown Holmes. Emerson
iwgieiiiw and Whitman can tell how
ssr,iiy rad rhyly. EnEilshmen love
America"