Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-18
,...I,s Beer Delegates as Dis
FINISHED Strangers that IS A'''
!, ,ougO II NEW YORK
O., rp,y win Keep on right
pr - ,,D,rl,, aud want Amer
lean Sympa'h"

r,t May ls.-A sp11iA' W Wv
" "a , r.n washington says. ...,.....
's,res the Boer commissioners
,,.-s received officially by the
.-5 secretary Hay is lessen
....ga.acs Of their conduct in
III Administration officials
allowing with close interest
s n, the delegates have
unusual. according TO the
~ ,hs diplomatic representa-
hrsIrn governments to como
RATED s.atss and Immediately
.~,al publicly announce the
i fthelr mission before they OBJ
.,,oltIor. ana some Of the au-
-. Al not hesitate to call such
esbgby improper From the adj
.r,.5n polu, Of view the action
l.lsrates and their friends is
l n stir up q sentiment de-
4 n force the government TO re-
A.m ana carry out any susses-
iy may make.
4 uil ths purpose OF the state de-
i -t ~ receive the delegates as
.,5sbed strangers" and after
m presented such papers as
4 IN have the question ~ their
TX, as representatives. Of the
1 I'D VIM b. determined. II Is be-
,emrent % the officials how
/. b,i the mission of the commits
! - more OF q political than a
te character and whatever
8rs they may make looking TO
4 .lventIoa Of the United States In
\ Mica. 10 Is altogether likely that
4 RESIDENT viii decline 70 act
F. mcEPTIoN IN NEW YORK.
q York May 17--The principal
connection with the visit 10
An Oh the B1er delegates 0c-
m May when they were Zee
j Bu ne city han by the mayor,
4 -n0riance with the resolution
y The municipal assembly, on.
! Welcomed 10 the city The
b. ai
4 IN ia.ghted 90 welcome you 90
\ y o. New York, and 10 assure
Il t To- America you viii receive
l Welcome from the liberty
Il Ds OF this country. ] de-
rlom you that the representa-
. ihe city OF New York have
+ zRto extend you "a welcome. and
T-s you on behalf OF the people
4 sy Never since ] have been
r rylrs Office has q more pleas
Il been discharged by me than
. lH0 Welcome YOU on behalf OF a
= f5Is ! want % assure YOU that
H you win go you VIII find a
from The people. and ! hope
Il ian your mission IS ended and
q returning 90 your own COun-
n W u.ll again call on us. so that
! have lhe pleasure Of giving
II mother welcome"
a aa Fischer said; This IS TO
4 7 Ntas.9n Of pleasure and OF
We afe not so c0nceited as 20
q glFseIves the honor shown us,
t Ns1 tO show that we DO NOT
a.,' 2n unworthy people. We be-
iall no people can understand
Tvs % struggle FOR freedom cx-
A l9p.e which has gained its
py such a struggle, We have
~- % avoid the pitfalls OF party
e 'al We can say that we are as
u .. party cI.ques as when we
\. In- reception that has been
T.. N comes from an classes of
oe cannot think that the mis-
Il " Nth peace for our country
wv hJnor-HIll be unsuccess-
n..e Ne shall attain the OBJ
V'I mission, and we are en-
a our hope by the splendid
r We are given everywhere
"a mayor would not receive us
Y I You thought as unworthy
n reception by you Is an honor
4. WIZ remember. The small.
4 KUN people win think the bet.
NV W. brother We think we
!, u, ~, 'u' gi the struggle. We
h .r.'l', ,l'l 'y per cent Of the
bon, , ~ ~. sympathize with u.s.
ty amniy . ,',i.l. 'n5 other 10 per
a,l 'e.ing the truth We
.asi (, : r '',. people win not have
l.-rsr ~ -'.t people in vain.
800 II'.ly Then read am ad-
Ng ~, on '.n1It ot the munich
Ds.g;,. T,f,.,omIns The delegates,
Hl '''.is was introduced
o b-rl my, ol ,a.s committee has
y FIs1bsr n. part assigned
aAar ~ sr.aun-making We
r,v -'. g which we viii not
We have come 10 ten |
'rhr's 5,5 Of America that we
Il ,oi ". ana TO retain our freedom:
1 vs I'm 'iS.loiI'Wi II not tomor- |
@, r.,." keop on lighting for Il
IHh5 m INV y5g hundred years. We |
d, rs + ''sal i.r our liberty We !
l als, n ~ 70 hgbt but We had TO. |
we United States because ,Se |