Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-21

To say that Gov. Theodore Roosevelt
The Republican nominee TOR the vice
presidency was delighted at his recep-
ton In salt Lake city is putting II
mildly. But he was not surprised, for
the hearty greetings he had had all
along the route since he entered the
State had led him TO anticipate a cul-
mInation Of the continuous ovation IN
the state capital, But the fulhllment
OF his expectations IN this respect was
80 complete. that he could not refrain
from expressing his qualification and
pleasure in the most enthusiastic lang
uage Mr. Redfern. I'm charge of the
party. declared unhesitatingly that the
reception In salt Lake was the grandest
ovation received since leaving Wiscon-
SIM and he did not think any State west
Of The Missouri could surpass II In the
good cheer Il brought TO the whole COM
plny.
WAS A CITIZENS WELCOME,
The distinguished visitor realizes
that the greeting here IS not extended
90 him as a mere party candidate, but
as q broad-minded American citizen
experienced in public affairs. IL Is 10
him for his record as state commission
or and as assistant secretary Of the
navy In Civil life, as the dashing. cour-
aCc1us rough rider colonel In the CUBAN
campaign as the able man Of letters,
and as the popular governor Of the EN-.
pre State His achievements IN all
these places mark him as distln-
gushed American citizen who. by MS
energy determination, uprightness,
earnestness. and ability has gained a
name of which Americans are proud,
In consequence. people Of all parties,
politically. and OF an creeds delight 10
give him welcome
Gov Roosevelt did not ride on horse
back at the head Of the parade, but oc-
cup.el q place la a carriage. he had
been Invited 20 travel horseback al the
head of the Rough Riders. bu, declined,
he was ln the West tQ be seen ana
heard but he wanted no unusual show
nothing partakng ~ the hippodrome
iael Ills modcsty In this regard could
not ba overcome He consented how
ever 20 ride with Gen. Cannon and the
Rough Riders after the parade, and
did s0
GOV RoOsEvELT's PARTY.
The Roosevelt party consists Of the
Following named gentlemen;
York
Senator George L. shoup, Of Idaho
ana.
Hon. John Proctor clark, OF New
col Curtis Guild. Jr. Of Boston
j. Y. Jones Minneapolis journal.
y. g NeyIns. Associated Press.
, g. H. Carpenter Phipps-McRaC
league of Papers.
W, II. Williams. Western Union TEL
esiaph company
Lindsay DenisOn.
John ~ Rastery, Chicago Record and
NeH YORK Herald.
q. W. Ogden. Chicago Tribune.
aid
..h ID. Rcdfen. Of the Republican ma.
.g."l committee. In charge Of the de-
'i- ana arrangements Of the tour
Governor Richards and u. $. Senator
warren OF Wyoming Joined the party
tl ogden. and will escort 1t 90 Wyo-
ming tomorrow. Saturday. Governor
Meis and party also came down from
,he Junction city on the Roosevelt
az 1915 Governor Roosevelt and party
made pleasant call on Presidents
SNOW Cannon and Smith at the Bee
hl'e House, where they exchanged
greetings with those gentlemen. Apostl,
bfigham Young, Editor T.. W. Penros,
or lhe News and many others. Tn,
sta} was O brief and felicitous one, FOL.
owed by the visitors going In a bod.
70 the Tabernacle. when they listened e