Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
M'KINLEY AND
BRYAN MEET.
,,,v Lenders Greet Each Other
with a Hearty Handshako'
horn ARE AT CANTON, Ills
.,a.ut dedicate. a Monument NJ
P,oria, BrJan Addresses a Can
ton Audience.

o,,.,burr NE. oct. 6.-col. W. Jcn-
me-. pryan eat directly behind Presl-
mi Mckinley this afternoon at Can
ILL., while tho President delivered
s,,sf address to the citizens OF that
wn A street fair IL In progrces at
mo-, and col. bryan had been sc-
ma 10 deliver two-hours' speech.
The Nebraskan was among the first to
80, President Mckinley oe he left the
aim and assembled the platform. When
nj President concluded his address he
r,oed and heartily graspcd Col. Bry-
n, outstre,chcd hand. Goodbye,
I'd, pfs.iient." said Col. Bryan. and
ri prs.ident responded with a word
4, farewell. This closed the short
.rostlnr between the former rivals OF
~ ~ the presidential train LETT linz
s,tsfeiv. Col. Bryan delivered hla
lirsa after the departure OF the Pres
President Mckinley said at Canton:
Our eiorlous old fiag. tho symbol OF
ltefty. floats today over two hcml-
.nbsria During the recent war we
al sxhlbltlona OF unprecedented pa
5etiam on the part OF the people and
ismaichsd her0lsm on the part OF our
iilofs and sailors (Applnuac)
.Our second great triumph II the tri-
tmph Of general prosperity. The busy
ne. the active industries, the general
ifo.pefIty have scattered plenty over
smiling country.
"Our third great triumph N the TIL
fmph We have had over acctlonalism.
,ye arr no longer a divided people. and
b. who would stir up animoeitics be-
fween the North and South In denied q
,aflng In both sections. The boys OF
H. south and tho boys OF the North
ush, trlumphantly on land In every
snFlFemcnt DURING our war.
North and south, together brought,
lw own the came electric thought, In
FACE common salute
And with free and unrcsentful RI
,alry harvest the folds whcrcon they
aghL
80 conclude by saying that this
XNttlon has been greatly blessed. and
this hour We are a united and pros
mus and patriotic people. And may
that divine Providence who has guided
b. IN all our undertakings from the In
tcpton Of the government continue His
lrac.oua and assuring favor to us for
,yefmofc." (Applauae)
A good part OF the population Of
Peoria. the second city OF Illinois,
-ciay took part In an elaborate
Demonstration TO welcomd TO their
ply the President OF the United
fiates, The great event OF the
Pay was The unwilling OF beautiful
ronumcnt. erected by Peoria'a cltizens
b memorial 10 the soldiers of the Re-
lellion, living and dead.
The monument II q tall shaft Of mar
Ne ornamentcd az the base with bronze
gfoupa concentrating scenes Of the
ilyll War. II " erected on an elevation
N front VI the courthouse. and by It's
ase had been constructed a platform
pon which the President and the mem
ier Of his party took seats Go review
lotg procession OF militia. veterans
The var and returning volunteers OF
iht spanish war.
The concuurse OF people surrounding
hs platform and packing every street
m ~ vicinity, was by far the largest
hleh has thus far greeted the Prcal-
pent on bis western tour. After his
review u the parade the President
'o9k ne seat facing the yelled monu-
nent BY the side of Hon. Martin King
NANNAat ANNNN OF tue fAfiNANfns
The monument was unveiled by Mrs.
a klnsey, who has been chairman
NE monument committee since its
reception, In lisa. a great cheer burst
lvm me multitude as the folds OF can
~ tel away from the shaft. The
RESIDENT leaning on the arm OF Mr.
hihstnAn, ana followed by the cabinet
.nevfs, made tour OF the open space
y, .'iolnaing the monument inspecting
W beauties carefully on all sides The
sgip'9r o. the figures at the base, MIR.
w lHehel OF Peoria. also walked by
lr SIDE Of the President during this
Inspection. The formal exercises on
a'lleatlon were then proceeded with.
an address was given by Mr.. King
wv, Followed by the PreHident. who
lValtl the monument In "A formal
!lissa, He spoke as follows:
~ lItaldent ana Mayor. Ladies'
uu Fundamentally Fellow Citizens
lil glad with my fellow citizens OF
c.s county the members OF the
Iti,'ll Army " the Republic and the
,h.,, memorial association. to stand
ie,,i ms monument, dedicated TO
~ bo,. service and heroic devotion In
Kind '' ''er engaged man
ms monument awakons sacred
80 ana that Ia It's purpose. II
IN, ,,lei py these patriotic women
~, mlghi Tor all time perpetuate
gl me most glorious pages in
,,n-.l lesn history II tells the whole
liz W lhe war-the Siege. the march,
M olag, the battle line, the suffer
vbo w, sacrifices Of the brave men.
Ore" Sn VI 20 '65, upheld the flag
4, "a ~lA every page OF the history
'Al ciSll struggle ana ia tri,,rnnh.
contamination by Annornnttnx
r5ys s mouse. when Grant accepted the
n.,in from Lee and we were kent
n ky united again forever.
tyr,bsi N, WIS monument. I like this
IN AZ. ehat ] face today. The dcfenge
do ~ ulg tCheors). That rs what we
b. o,.aills,'ef nnd wherever that flag
nlpavs 'lpplausel. and with ~ war
bur NJ s,,ps when the assailants OF
conil,ioneo9i, 'sent To Grants terms OF un-
tlnued apnia IVY ender' Great and CON
\, n.y. Yellow citizens. l do not ip,end
Go or,, speech here today. (Cries ~
otle s,II ! could add nothing OF patri-
itady n'ht 10 that which has al
.trfs,. zen uttered, But 1 dealre Ia
nHor w his presence my apnrect-
b. N. nv or tho tribute that was noid
lut tb,' resident of the United states
pooda c,uule which the people of
isd 70 Wy and Peoria county have
Ansr,c. the brave defenders OF lie
fsrll wan nag In time OF our greatest
raa sb1 NE proud OF the monument
trauo,n' e W, be proud OF the demon
he Biy 9lly which led TO lts unyeil-
fchools ssnnse,nlisnnd children from he
fas in thu s,,h hg by with the Gag OF
''''' hands, and with The love