Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
,,ucR uuRpHy's ADDRESS


TIE naIonal 'V sars hung in the hall anc
res, 'a .,,as and together with nu%er'
o. TIE . ,'1' ,ants and bunting, maze 'D1e,s !
Gus p'''s ~. decoration. At o ,,Sasi
yeiy %o was crowded VII" '
# he col l,,tsc number on the program ! IN,
iaf M rendition Of 'oi niIeae orchestra
ID vallleis .,s " If about twenty Plects
vhth consists 1l'.sc II of Prof. A. Peder'
VII T ", was followed WIN H5has InI ,
ut Of pa ,Ss standard authors ~
VII rom ID. ' mailer boys of the cor I,
n la nsrn am ssigel, John 5 DoolS
lgn h MnIyey william Carr, Bo Iy,,'
l sI,'l Thomas Killga is ndn ds'p hi.
Ian C& sssriy applause was given, ,l lht
spegA nes ar ,vas string quartet WIZ
n:ii naT psdsy rsr first violin o. Ryd'
hlF A. ry' vioHn; ], P. Tanning, yio ,nit
vlI siVT Tanning, cello. This was wSi,
.ii an, y rS peassd the audience, EN-, Mex.
ss 'o sIo recitation Young America ,snr ~
i G.3sS by Albert Daly and another mother w y,
; Ssls1 Y shields called "Deathped % ~
wl.iin Arnold Arnold. which were both WEI we.
bsa ,'a.5 and applauded. Following th is
lr ~, me s College band Of twenly-oi',1 !,
CANE ' ava 's ! march was played w ,i
rg,s shirt S and with good eileci' aT y,
mayo ' n tbe evening by Rev. Father T. |,
1 yaro n followed and received mucI
s,o %u,sa' i was a mastery effort ana "a
4, spp msntlonInq the Mormon pioneers y
~ c ~, with the example SET W
4 M Father Of His County the K 's, .
Either could not have paid more triDu'e
IA me latter, The speech follows
FATHER MuRPHYs ADDRESS
Father Murphys address in full fol-
lows. -, MIR.
Ne are assembled for a great puI'
nose, we are assembled TO give express
Kan 10 the patriotic feelings when
swell our hearts. We are assembled 10
bonor the memory Of one whose name
d loved and reyered throughout ms
gyeat continent: we are assembled 10
honor the immortal memory Of the
great and glorious George washington,
In a Catholic college II Is fitting we
should have a meeting such as TINS;
n II Is fitting that the young men en-
Il trustee 10 rs care should yield to no
other IN any science or virtue, and es-
pecIaly IN the virtue Of patriotism.
'Dulce est pro patha NOR" dt is sweet
10 die for ones country has come float
ing down the ages, losing none Of its
poetic faWor but ever gaining IN
strength, daily Inspiring to those noble
and unsaIfsh deeds that shed a lustre
around human mature, From the dawn
dhhtory patriotism has been regarded
with feelings Of the deepest veneratiOn;
hhCtt was the 'Virtusrlrtutum' (the
virtue q Wytues), the highest ideal TO
which Pagan antiquity could ascend.
rs yalls has rot been lessened or de-
preciaieih Christianity. The breathed
music tie spoken poetry Of the Eternal,
EA DOL Eilg to blast or wither a fair
t0TidA.man affection. Christianity
tane HN 70 crush and annihilate, but
% ti'iit and purify; she came to
sIiHs ihs drOss from the sterling:
III ln1 With her genial light and
fa'h2 % disspate the clouds and
laM i'ilrg their shadows on even
W p7s,lsl Of Pagan virtues: she
nns p zach Us that patriotism should
t1tia Ia time, but that It's highest
slc..l vas In eternity.
10 eecomlng Christian" says Bal
ha : man does not cease to be a
ellisi 70 Be a man, to have his rights
sal y acS In a praiseworthy man
lN Snshsyer within the bounds OF
~, ~. hi Justice he attempts to main
titb' 'S'''eSS 'hue-
Magna Of our faith Is sullied when
~, ~ , silaln conditions oppressed ma.
w W. invoke the ultima ratio" (the
r b.. l'lsonl and appeal to the Lord of
I., NIKE ws uod Of battles for right and
KEW. .1'u,s No law Of our moral code is
i, ,''' S When a gallant Bozzaris urges
.,,;,' VIM ,,i uodden countrymen ito
y, wv W. me last armed foe expires
49, ~ S, u for their affairs and their
q 49, ~ . s,riSe! for the green graves
ls,5 T'u Sues, God and their native
,,,s w. ald iatherland are inseparably
t t,,u' ", N the Christian heart. The
n ~ a"l 'he empire is the battle cry
t.S.,, s'esl Constantine: the holy
~. iatherland, fair France ana
h. ~. a.in5gland-the heroic strains Of
M n ' tuss the patrimony Of Peter
n a ueile France"-the clarion coll
ss gallant cavaliers OF Cbsri I''
y A. ~ Patrick and Erin Mavour.
ID. I. !" Z, ana liberty, unity and equal.
dzE al NN's tone OF the Amerl-
a.'s 4 land and wherever the Catholic
i. IA 4 strong, there also is natr;o,
,sp,;r,' nls Z natural. A church ,bat
rs,jsr, WIN trumpet torres tbe
Ir.,,- ~ ,s o self'sacriflce; tina, finds h ,
IL vnsv Ssl on a cross; that crowns
sss, ,tn.g splendor her .martvrsd
Ma in A by. demands so much self
wbiI \, ner ministers: thai boids ~,
e.triunn yseneIation her ascetics over
hyorabiuaa h'-snch a church shouj5
b where w, 70 The growth Of patriotI
iae Inc p mas mas to be forgotten, and
Rty's v aaSsi,uating principles Is on,,
r, s,s weal and happiness Is our
mas wba nu'eh, our devotion Ia her
h esteem MN al. we hold patriotism in
r., yener,, suu especiallywhen we ad'
er smpie. and initiate It's bright
isrioa nssS S, For such EXAMINES
e sbs V w, noi go outside her honnJ
ihdr. IN S ~, md in her father and
Rallied ,s ssr own dear Washing, n,,'
nan copc Ss,sl superior to Creek 'V or
lIss from ~ a luminary fearin U
Ss5 luralnary not % on iSe realms Of
nd sps Times bis own coa5tr -,I w,is ing
inousm. l ,ae purest lirbt % ~ tine the
Isrs we're s Spy capable, even I, '' spi
lsbIIs,SSg ages with the o 81 supplying
! make T pai,,l,e that make a's mem sne
!, ''u'0'' that make AXE Am r"sH,
ioa s I. /. al ~, a,squalnted with w..s-
atisst dsvo,'lssasr less lntrepidi f,,''g h,s
'lns he quo, quo, to the great cs;,so ms US
ieps--lsss ,l ,sis country great RE- to arS
\, bone Of the 81" e.. Of the brave, and
ssuaints- g,,h 49,,