The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
PRESIDENT
 AT BUFFALO Nations Executive Ad- dresses a Multitude. . INTRODUCED BY MILBURN Largest Crowd of the Exposi-
 tion Was Present. MT Mckinley Dwelt Upon the Pro- gress of the World and Touch
 ed Upon Prosperity of the United States.
INTRODUCED BY MILBURN

Buffalo, N. Y. Sept. 5.-President's Day at the Pan-American Exposition dawned bright and clear with the temperature sufficiently low to make the day all that could be desired.
 Although the time announced for the departure of the President from the home of Mr. Milblrn on Delaware Avenue was 10 o'clock, crowds began to assembled in front of the house as early as o'clock. A detail of police kept the crowd back from the sidewalk in front of the house. hut those most eager to catch glimpse of the President and Mrs. Mckinley in- discriminatory invaded the beautiful lawns of the adjoipine residences ana some even went so far as to climb upon the verandas.
 Promptly at 10 o'clock the President emerged from the home of MT. Mlourn' Mrs. Mckinley accompanying him. walk ing by his side without assistance.
 Met by Guard.
 At thef entrance to the exposition grounds the President was met by detacn- rents of the United States marines and the Sea Chest Artillery and the Sixty 6fth and Seventy-fourth Regiments of the New York Natit nal Guard under General Welch. ,,,., A Presidents salute was fired The The President was at once escorted to the stand erected in the Esrlanade, where probably the greatest crowd ever assem- bled there greeted him. ,.or There was almost absolute quiet Wneh President Milbmrn introduced the Fresl- "T .adies and GentIemen--the President, The great audtence then .,iad nmrsi es presi. dent Mckinley arose. ana II Was nroceed When quiet was restored, the Free
 spoke in part as foilo"si
 The President Speaks. / .rros,dent Milburn, Director Genera ! Buchanan, Commissioners, Ianies ane , 1sentle,ner,: am glad to be again Tn tnt -..-<tfxr' ol Buffalo and exchange sIee'sns' ,s with her people, to whose generous nos nos ritaiitv I am not a stranger. ana VII VII RRIhose good will I have been repeateols end signally honored. Today nave aa ditional satisfaction 9orngn in erepresentative assemhled here whose presence ana PaLL ticination in this exposition have contrlD uted in so marked degree to lts Inter ests aTa anp fhe s3i s3Commissioners of the Dominion o< Cenada and the British colomes, tnt French colonies. the EepnohSSSo yoer,ca or ant snu S9oor,noissioners 9o of Cuba and Portc Rico, who share with US in tHlS fn3, unSeI n,Shi, taking, we give the hand @ ol aei tSe tri od umphs of art, science, ed9ca'ion i9 bas % be manufacture which the old Has Oe oueathed to the new century
 Propositions Aid Progress.
 ..rxpositions are the timekeepers Si progress. They rec9pu stiro,,,ste sfe the energy enterprise and intellect of the rSe peop,e in[ anC quicken human genius; Iney br}shter E9 1heT the hcme They f tbG oroSeen Seeple' They oper tnhtai tne uS Strrehouses of Information to the student Every exposition. great oi small, has helped to some me s 0n~Suc sS,cafioh CoInp1dI apod ss suaM instructs the brain anc Sand of man. Friendly rlvairy ,r',IrevSs 1u,rows which is the spur to indus1TtiThi ;nventtor ment, the inspiration to uSei9I T,1e ,t and to high endeavor in all oepa. tnt pes i of human activity. It exacts sluIS 1 S, ,1oi oi the wants. comforts and even the en1 eftcisnrH f of hSeb quality al d new prices to WIT '"EIs rhe quest for trade is an nce incentive irU +o men of business to devise, tnvent' nm nrcve and economize in the cost or pro S5nction' Business life. whether amont ourselves or with other people r. evni vii sharn struggle for success IL VII ha none the less so in the future. MIln oIlt competition we would De cnisInS o, .; the clumsy and anttquated pTocessss Sas.p - farming end manufacture, ana tne Hietn tin, .S,srtie+h oas would be no further advaAcec than the eighteenth century.
 Commercial Competltlon'
 ..Rut though commercial competitors we are, commereiai r,nnn enJE, E~nositior has done its work thoroughiy, pr S1rSas in its exhibits evidences Of the hlsn t,s skill and illustr ating the nstern PrGeTTSS Hernis nSere Fms portion of the earti has no cause for humiliation 70, .0 the part it has performed Tn tne Iiishel tmst of civilization. It has not accompilshe. everything; far from it; It has simpI! done it's best, and without vanity G 9 boastfulness, and recognizing tne 1naHi thI friendly rivalry of all the powers the peaceful pursuits of trade ana com m~rce and will cooperate with all m au Vancing the highest and best interests Q humanity. The wis dom and energy Of al the nations are none too great for tn worlds work. The success of art; SCI ence industry and invention is an inter national asset and a common glory.
 After all. how near one Is to the othe in every part of the world. Modern In Ventions have brought into close relatio widely separated peoples and made ther better acquainted. Geographic and DO l.tical divisions will continue to exist, bu distances have been effaced. Swift ship and fast trains are becoming cosmopoli tan. They invade fields which fe' years ago were impenetraole. Tn before, and with increasing transporta tion facilities come increasing knowledg and trade. Prices are nxed with mathe .HA The worlds selling prices are regulate by market and crop reports. We trave greater distances in shorter space c time, and with more ease than was eve dreamed of by the fathers. Isolation no longer possible or desirable. Tn same important news Is read, though 1 different languages, the same day in al christendom.
 Railways and Telegraphs.
 'The telegraph keeps us advised O what is occurring everywhere and tn press fore shadows, with more or less ac curacy, the plans and purposes of tn nations. Market prices of products an of securities are hourly known in ever commercial market, and the investment of the @eople extend beyond .neir ow national boundaries into the remotes parts of the earth. Vast transaction are copducted and international ex changes are made by the tick of the Ca ble Every event of interest is imme dIately bulletined. The quick gatherin