The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-09

The speeches were chiefly in French, 1t had
only one Of the Visiting delegation TO speak, but
as 1t turned out three others OF the party talked
for few minutes some 9G in M the
English. undertaking part Of nc assem-
Of Raymond Performance Mayor OF Montreal
th v5rgs to the inquest es
applause. Premier faurier was inter.
srGssa h tea ss@p y fD the s"sSs nn.
conveyed to the audience the expression Of the
extreme good will Of the Dominion They told
exist between the people OF the United stat states
and the neHpe OF Canada, III Sir Wiiirid
discussion between eI,s the countries regarding the
Canadian boundary. and explained It by saying
in good smy TIER. was now
chorus q iity voices sanES re ,staSat Mater"
First OF all, my dear compatriots.. allow me
to express to you my grateful sentiments for
ss and So,d% yh bsn yI
Brosseau. In the name Of the committee, came
t 9, invite me he rromised me a royal welcome:
Democratc Formulation, Ike that. Of Chicago
eould receive us as cordially as il has done
and confess / marvel at It's performance The
reception I'm this great METROPOLIS OF the West
has been most cordial, and thank you from
There is .nSther thing for which should
thank YOU at the beginning Of this ,reuni on.
mother country, YOU have not forgotten
her; America is the ,couptry Of your
One and Ts ds o R he
and / admit with regret that our country Of
can rival the United states Yet. despite the
sstr I 3 Of The country that you inhabt: in
plunged. the mother
This Is well. and felicitate you.
II am fi9ttered. more than fattered. my
reputation 81 6Sissso SS,hns has sQSessd
political conduct. Which has proved
ass4 Ny Ny SssS benz sSf Ia. y
right my, evanEe that OF Cancellation.
The ePprobatiton OF my line OF conduct in
hone for, With you. the appreciation is ,spon-
whilst in Canada, in the turmoil OF politics. in
which | am enveoped,, this appreciation is re-
s sr % apd ps{ be
MARK II FrsPeG frss!d S La Fo IN hen
understood by the audience. "L'Oues ~ was the
sh:n AZ eo3 81 the the % Sy s
ship between that city and the states in this
port not only for Canada, but for many OF
States Of Union He said his city was using
every effort to make herself such an important
post that shippers could not refuse to send
goods there; Speaking OF the reception. he
Il feel from my heart this great reception you
have given US. The French Canadians Of Chi
cago have extended every assurance Of their
glad to say that Irish. French and Scotch in
Montreal are working in harmony for the in
speaking on Montreal. for Know It has warm m
place In your hearts and that you are interested
David was the humorst Of tho day. His
speech was punctuated with flashes OF wit that
kept the audience In the highest good humor.
to BE- II. spot
Of the reception Chicago had extended to the
This morning Sir WIlircd and party attended
Chicago on sibles street. Arc66!sSop chris IS
Was deSerad BY FaRss La Marre At tRe
conclusion Of the sermon. Father La Marie
ing the party rested, preparing for the iatiGues
OF tomorrow.
THE MEXICAN PARTY.
Although Don Ignacio Mariscal. Secretary
OF State Of Mexico. and his party have been in
yet been introduced to President Mckinley As
yot no courtesies have passed between the
h.ss 9H S's mh2 d
not leave, the Auditorium Anne until j
qSs this syS.s when he edGd
Theatre. He remained in his room the entire
day; leaving i only Tor his meals and for brief
McKibben. who met the party here as the
p5esGenSs; He expected
readness lie refused an nvtat ms from IN
Col Roberts. OF the Reception Commi ttee, to
take carriage ride this morning. pleading III
eral members OF the party accepted the invi-
tation and were driven through the parks. but
Ing the signal Tor the expected introducton ai to
the rreSSl SD which Was net rendered;
ali IS
the hotel lobby while; in his room upstairs. an
orderly stood ready vi h the Generals full dress
ment's notice. jose +. Godoy.. Secretary
OF tbs, Mexican Legation at Washinet3n.
ness Tor tn. expected meeting with President
Mckinley: as his duty was to notify Abassador
Aspire the tin. sSd for the
McKibbon told Premier Marisea that, he hoped
evening. but when evening came the President
was 69sy and the , ceremony was definitely ar
Presidents apartments in the Annex;
Special services were held in nearly all the
churches this morning President Mckinley
was the guest Of the Men s sunday Club at
Quinn Chapel and was greeted by a large and
OF Chicago. The regular meeting OF
the club was set aside for the
visit OF the President which had been arranged
since Mr.. McKinley's arrival in tho city on Sat
urday evening. AS the Chief Executive of the
Nation walked up the aisle Of the church with
Major ]. G. Buckner he was greeted by waving
handkerchlefs. the audience remaining silent
at the request OF the chairman OF the meeting
as the services were Of religious character,
The President went to Quinn Chapel direct
from the Auditorium meeting. arriving shortly
after D O'Clock. In the carriage with the Pres
ident were Bishop Fallows Bishop Arnstt. the
Rev X. G. Ransom and Charles Truax. As the
President reached the pulpit platform the aud
fence rose and sang the Doxology. Rev. Mr..
Carey presented the President. who spoke
briefly. lie said:
MY friends, it gives me very great pleasure
to meet you on this memorable day. The
nohlest sent m ent OF the human heart after the
love OF God 10 the love OF country and this
embraces home. which is the very corner
stone OF our country's strength and safety.
Your race has demonstrated It's patriotism by
it's Gacri fees and you have shown your
willing to die for 1t. and that is the greatest
test OF loyalty and fidelity. and can only as
sure YOU in single moment. for can remain
but moment. that the nation has appreciated
the val Or and patriotism OF the black man in the
United States. They not only fought valiantly
in Cuba, but they are now fighting valiAntly
IL, 81. hav