Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
n,,,oit Gives Him an Enthusiastic
Reception.
MS CABINET WITHDRAWAL
1000 says ~ was M Insult TO the
STATE -I.x-sccretsry Deeply
Moved.

-stary % war. Gen. Russell y. Al
concerning the recent Incidents Of
\, oncIai career. all sentiments save
80 OF general happiness were very
.,lsntly banlshed this afternoon and
,,.,.nr By the magnificent welcome
,..i.rsd him by the people Of his own
,fy and state. From 4 o'clock. when
r. welcoming committee crowded into
t, private car upon It's arrival az To-
la, until o'clock. when the general
,.t,sd grisping outstrctched hands. the
,..se was constant and spontaneous
ovation.
SMILES and tears repeatedly Htrugglcd
q. the mastery over the sccrctary's
irnred countcnancc as he gazcd into
d. eager faces Of the multitude, who
badly and convlncingly insisted that
.Ngsrs ull right" and no dissenting
vice was heard.
Darkness Ten during the speeches
frIm the reviewing stand In front Of
tss city hall, giving opportunity FOR
throwing q ncafchlight upon the fca-
tarcs Of Gen. Algor. drawn In cruyon.
on a canvass fifteen feet square. hung
ffom the city hall. and surrounded by
fatr.otlc decorations. \ great crash
at the indoor reception was the final
feature.
The special train which met Gen. Al
rsr and party at Toledo consisted OF six
coaches. n carried 400 members Of the
inception committee. When the Penn
fyyunla train arrived. Cen Algur was
ifaIered By his friends. Gen. Alger
va escorted through the reception
train and greeted by all. About 800
b.oyciats and over 1000 murcheru cs-
ooried Gen AlEor from the Michigan
Central station by a ClrcuitouH course
leading past tho generals home TO the
reviewing stand. Military and ycter-
una OF The clvll war. including Fair
banks post, q. A. H., u which the
TlnCrl is "a member, n company OF
spanish war veterans and scores ~
rarhcrH In secret society uniforms.
hlad past. Fairbanks post carried two
rraai banners. stretching half way
across the street which declared.
'Thtr D. only one Algcr"
When Gen. Alger appeared upon the
reviewing stand. there was "a roar OF
applause from the dense crowd which
blocked all traffic across the Campus
Martius The ex-aecrcnry reviewed
Tie parade ana returned the aaiutations
q many marchers. especially those OF
Nlieran q. A. X. comrades.
Mayor Maybury. after calling 10 or
Or said: Gen. Alger. 1 should de.
fgalr, Hir, Of being able 10 voice the
hnrtlneHs 81 this welcome were II not
already shown Ia this vast concourse.
though which you have passed. II will
~ forth 10 the world, sir. that WHERE
you are best known, there you ARE best
beloved and best appreciated 10 viii
~ forth TO the world. sir. u due notice
that the standard OF high character
lsilt up by patience and perseverance
hnssty and uprlghtns-s. cannot be
thrown down by SANDER
Gov John Pingreo. In his speech read
N BEHALF Of the state. contained point
ID ryferences To Incidents relating 10
Algrra homecoming, and fired some
ctlmcirrlatlc shots NJ tho newspapers.
HtIdh De- asserted were LARGELY rrspnn-
ftr Tor Mr. Ayers retirement The
rUcnOr said that Ayers best service
iIf DIE country was In his efficient
management Of tho war department
u. added.
The facts which led up TO the sub |
milling uf your resignation 20 tho Pres |
iirt ATE Wen known The treatment |
WIKI you have received has Justly |
enaHd Tho resentment OF flr-miuded |
An'1cina. The people OF Michigan |
l'a upon the manner In which your
MIhiuWu from the cabinet was |
lo'.i aH an insult 10 the state. They |
ait here today to rohuko the cup.dity |
" ioIilchnH. high and low, They are |
hrH 20 show their contempt for the /
ootardly attacks OF the venal press,
mcnn-spiiited and INSCRIPTIONS
~ has carried on campaign OF do
hnr'Aie Misrepresentation and lies con-
vWng your business management % |
w var department The people Of |
MNaFan know that these attacks are
NDfliely without justification. In |
.lf OF The obsolete customs OF syA.
Wii " your department you contrib
u'N more than any one to bring the
VIZ WITH spain 10 n quick end You
wy ~ although hindercd by the IN
NH1Nnca uf others unit TO handle
..rfa or military affairs.
i W peunln ~ Michigan VIII rcmcm-
ne inilgnlty TO which the State
Nl yen subject In time they VIII
% know who Is responsible FOR II.
tlA they already see that politics
N.Y. towards Of some men. IN both
le.plsc the official, no matter
I'M. waited his position, who gave
i lricklcd 10 the newspapers.
~. considered money or informa-
any FORM They VIII turn away
any representative ~ Michigan /
r,,, NtnlnEion who stood by without
~. ana permitted citizen OF the
~. %, grossly abused ana mis-
Tetenied man a. you have been
dgi WV NOT forget the cowardly COM
bvheW some OF the newspapers and
iLIN ll.u OF the state who have hy
ap-g NNhf' practically Joined In the
49, upon YOU, The SENSE OF ius-
sii,..g..l illf play OF our people win not
on, HNgu methods. They will be- !
ets,N. wilton the people Of our State
~ themselves M the polls
uBri." lhht some people think II
vi,. upon an occasion like this 10
III. t"''' 10 such sentiments as
ma ,'u expressing. l nay To them
airn W. ruin Us never out of place. |
sh1giag 'hni there Is no better way OF
vnr,ts our appreciation OF vour
oxp5I. 'lllzen OF Michigan than by
ha,. XVI lne methods OF those who
dIs.,.s., part OF the conspiracy tp
~ b.S, i you ana insult the State and
sItiIillle come to believe that the I'm.
" ~, most dangerous 10 our form
bli,tlt l,nent is the neyyapaper Ifs
has r morality Is but "a license. II
Thsts "NIuple and no conscience
49, Of course cNccptlone nm
cauis o., or me press as a whole Be-.
90 b. s'u' Ven, Algcr, would NOT how
maHf a. eUl conduct the war depart.
army ~. interest uf combines the
lnief6et actor and the commercial
per- ys,," yea controlled the ncwppn.
know u, came marked man
pie % Atl.ty lhc sentiment OF the peo-
We haye 'San when ! say 10 YOU That
tehufa h'.Iy iaith that history viii
" hgbssi newspapers ana politicians
wed tuoh viz invest station who have