Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-06
,,,,n, Banqpetted in Gr0c'f'
WV Hall, London
ATTENUATION COMPLETE
massey welcomes Members s OF
lsfd B'A" ,,or Of commerce Nor
@' u. 4. Je,.up Respond"

r al GrOttlo a..
,s'ne'I i, ~ nandsomest affairs OF the
sse q wv '.or IN a city famed Tor
Epi ever a.s :, No effort was
ArsA n's s.n,r the American guests
prd y must nn't be confessed that the
vi u not sustain the reputation
aa'f 90 s, s., for brilliant after-dinner
lntil'' '' Mar did the British speak
s'li' ,socb to relieve the tedium OF
! , ag hours speaking, ,oooos
u up ,a readiness and faith IN
10 "",,,,sbment of permanent
q esIa i",Ions All the speakers eN-
ss.y Ihellef that Great Britain
~ tne ,,5J states would rule the
ie INN ,be world. and that their
s ..sD "a Alliances would always ', worn
s.' W. and the benefit OF lna si mob,
ggFacss . Si,s presided. on his Tisn.
Iaa h SSoate' and on his left LORD
81 W. CnV Norris X. Jessup. Andrew
lnegne, cn MV' n. Bliss, Lord
Drs,@ao, dord chief justice - -
lMgSS' Mr.. Griscom' George eto,, ~
Esn1l strathcona and Mount
Eai L oSG p Morton, Lord Aveoury
Ml Le'l me associated chambers
Fadfnl vi and j. Pierpont Morgan
q oi among those seated at Inc n,,n a S,,ed
w sn,s og' In all nearly three "unu'e'
w IIs sisnr,ing the guests, Lord
ID Ns''O o'%n made the first speech,
Base, ,reloome them as the repre-
s .,,,,es Of skill and ent l'e,ildas
s lle saye turned the vast resources
flE sl p american continent to the ser
d 'D' @H nonkind. We are largely
We i5ese benefits, Our teemlhs
saeIs u VA 'I5 NOT live without the
a .I'I America Produces and the ,,., raw ',
s %s lor our industries, Aiiie'l. ~
At s.s Ms lessons not only III the
ia. .,,a, Il but in the liberal distrlpu-
,Sn Of wealth. IN % ovnactancy
IIels IIonsdoWne the foreign sec
I'm pse to toast Presidenl MENU NJ.
tl'', d imagine" he said, that thls
~ ,ns dnty has been assigned 70
loiI a''aS,s am connected with the
2, . g.ar Of foreign affairs and be-
e ~T,. # 4 may be that toast c9nlln is
,.on my lbs. may seem TO uehote
v@ ',S,ry more than mere private
N-' '..,S Of admiration ana Soou
IN Mink may say to all the
e11sasGhs majesty, 1t requires an
'syE'1 !. hnk of our relations win
,Ss rre,l States as foreign relations
xxx ls,n to President Mckinley
- mSE h the great office he mis-
,.is gj5tlon to his public cares, we
800, ~ the burden of private
,.rsr h has had to bear, and 1t is
NJ usyer Of our whole country that
A rife may be restored to health
ri that he may continue to be to the
hole world a potent influence FOR the
Nd Of the human race
NJ. Jessup. president Of the chamber
commerce, replying to the address
Welcome. spoke in part as follows
n 4 said that kind words are the
zvsc Of the world. For The gracious
"a kindly words with which you have
rlie us welcome, and for the generous
,umth Of our reception manifested IN
an eye and fe tnlt eetoiha xztlilifih
MY eye and felt in the clasp of every
Ind Il IS my privilege to express the
hanks Of the New York chamber OF
SnneNe especially Of my associates
he present as your guests at TINS
anorable banquet
" Jessup then reviewed the found
h II the New York chamber OF COM
bsa and said I'VE don't forget how
" htlled into our minds habits OF
sacY thrift and fair dealing, so
ihilg In the dawn Of the twentieth
le'.1 We are able to state with some
~ aat the business relations be-
lEaae two countries amount TO the
F1ing sum Of over $3.50, 000,0 600
lag We don't forget how you have,
GIG the past 1870 years, aided US to
N.ie this result primarily by the
Eltallon through your example, of
tSa principles Of justice religion and
n Which we have imbibed from you
M foundation Of all commercial
vzaaclons. and secondarily, by the
" oaning Of capital to enable US TO
llss use Of our great resources, devel-
z Guy mines, build our railroads and
ulsli OUT commerce"
We don't forget the kindness shown
sh umes Of financial distress notably
~. When specie payments were sus-
s.ll business was az a standstill,
Y oli people dishgartened, when one
vi nonored citizens and princely
-a',4nls afterwards a president of
'mmoe), Mr. James Gore King.
.'sl London. and by his high charac-
" impressed your financial men
N tne Bank ~ England advanced
49, pounds sterling in sovereigns,
~ ~ 'enl me same by packet TO New
n WY ~, gnlef The control Of Mr. King,
,a'oe NE banks I'm New York TO re-
,.,s ~, specie payments, thus restoring
honor Of Nh KIN 'rr no 10 security sec, d save save
ig Brothers eusrsn' s on NJ ms ., ana bar,
tng made as IA ,b ,s' ,,,,, no a.. s',pulauon
bs returned no ,' AM, ,,,'e ,, sne loan was
required Tbe oo ANY pro ort ora ORDERED s
IN. a. 90 kindly and friendly act.
b. s uo not we can never forget that
only thres ear -''g s ,,,.t we ever, were
sh;G but ve l.'' oyo,y Tl,h Ia, divided
.aee Of War NTH ', "o,, Yea. oy I, me
l,' good Wis, ", ara you boio! your nlus,
ma and leN tba d,. 3, was our pest
fI.s'Sand 10 s,ay ' W. l,y lg bed Of her
Fis,rvi's have be ..' ,I hand that might
w are Of The g', .",r nl'e .a. against US.
~. he samo , ,,,se race, the same
e.. rs We have N. '. .s5,o &c, and tradi-
,oH end laws ar3 ' 1.o , ..,5 ciyili'
se No. Sin. 9 S., ,1 WYE G fe2d the same
81 By tie same 5 ,ig put 1T forth forth acte.