Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-22
GOVERNOR WELLS Apphh'''

v.,r Shakespeare wrote "rhe eylI
,,' "Do nsr 40 lives after them, The go3u
!. 10y ", I'm inferred with their bones ne
"a. dealing with a particular occasion y
I'm with a peculiar condition, the r,l 10 :,
,nr rspu6lc and the imperial Caesar
sSng Ms theme. Out Of this has grown
H. axiom that republics are ungTa'eIu, .
4 put that mems goodness SURVIVES, NAV
7 ,Ner defects may be 50 far counter
balanced as moi to exist at all N sne
memory Of their successors, and lha ma,
ID least one republic Is not ungra'eiuL
|, Partially attcsted by this gathering
Mich is but one out Of the many
Thousand being held today throughout
ihe vast domain Of the United States, d
nstlon born OF The sword and more
War once sustained by H. bat neyerthe-
rs he most peaceful, most honorable,
most just and most enduring among all
! he establishments Of mankind
We meet today to do honor to the
/ name and memory Of him who, with
ttis sword, bis yalor and his genius,
|tarvei out the foundations Of the
Stighy superstructure Of which We are
3lhs InhentoH and inhabitants. He was
h once the Cincinnatus and the Hanni-
bal q modern times; a man who left
BIZ pastoral pursuits to take the field
lnd Aght loI freedom and then returned
h Tie vays peace and at the head of
he affairs u State proved himself as
trsai sat The head Of It's armies.
Ii, history Of the world would be
ianhs 10 vain for a greater example
h slf'saenfciHg devotion TO a great
tiu's lhan vas shown by the father of
ks country when he left his comforta-
fs home 10 place himself at the head
an unolganlfed and undiscipline1
way Of his eolntrymen acting as
o army He was engaging in a
slse that meant eternal infamy
I'D lDomln0u' death with failure
everlasting fame and imperishable
sr'istiIon, 70 biz people with success.
10 lnls faS, scattering and scantily
upped recruits he was engaging in a
en'sst With The foremost nation OF all
world iii the chances, as the af-
" q nsihad 90, were many to one
y hauga slt failure could result.
i'srsoiy fscvretchedly clothed. poor.
s'l1d ani not paid at all, those
1saa go''S' men were held to their
IpoS power superior to that OF
y sha saded to Its most glorious
asagnaaor by the one whom we
SsaIt a. having been raised up by
.,n' providence for that special pur-
|"sHpy a land consecrated TO free.
% Justice . human progress and
49, y was bequeathed 10 us as
1. rale't heritage ever bestowed un-
'lnan race, 1t was secured for
~, v'O'ge washington and his com.
n, 10 concentrating the day
I.slvvs' ' !, may We each and all forget
,,, ,. y a nature tending to draw
XIV. ~. 0f create antagonisms. and
n ~ wi. WIN greatful hearts and n
-, ..Ipo% our national parent
- nst in war, first In peace and
$40 syer as long as our national
alures and memory remains
ss', Of the brain. be first IN The
ms countrymen ~ 'i'o
H.. we J, Students ,.1. Of the University
~ ~ ,, y l W for the distinguished
s., presiding over the meeting
|s4 . W, PATRIOTISM which PROMPT.
sgs ssgrc iss Let me say TO Won
1. ' .n, fellow citizens yo, ~ S ySu
Fa,. ,1' u, defenders Of these I- nio
|y t,r W. whose establishment our
u. T S'alS an. md died. 4 ever You s srs
! y vsla NE sword or pen in DE- DE-
|trssDS u yo, beloved republic. make
g. n q, Of Governor Wells u...
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