New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14
MRS. M'KINLEY STRONGER.
THE PRESIDENT MAKES A BRIEF VISIT
TO SAN JOSE.
PROGRAMME AT SAN FRANCISCO TO BE
CARRIED OUT AS ARRANGED WITH
SOME CURTAILMENT.

CARRIED OUT AS ARRANGED. WITH
SOME CURTAILMENr.
san Francisco. May 13.-President MCKINLEY
returned late this afternoon from San Jose 10
the bedside OF MS wife at the home OF Henry T
Scott where ne VIII remain until tomorrow.
II Mrs. McKinley's condition is still favorabIA
tomorrow he President will carry an. ~,
ranged progI anime with some curtaiIn,ar+ N.
viii visit Leland Stanford Junior. Trnivars,+,, :
Palo Alto, and make brief stops al San AFa+eo
and Burlingame. At Palo Alto he will ba
Joined by his entire party. and the Presidents
oiciaI entry into this city will take place 10
morrow afternoon, in accordance with the nre-
viously arranged schedule Secretary CorteIvou
said tonight;
Mrs. Mckinley rested well and comfortably
to-day.
There is possibility that President McKin-
ley VII ABANDON his proposed trip into the
Northwest. Unless there is a radical change
for the better in Mrs. McKinle,ys condition tba
Presidential party will start for Washington
soon after the celebrations here are over Mr.
Mckinley is much worried over the condition %
bis wife. and il is possible that some OF the
functions arranged in his honor for this week
Secretary Cortelyou has announced that II
Mrs Mckinley continues on the trip with the
President he viii not under any circumstances
engage in any Of the social functions arranged
for the party, but will remain as quiet as pos
sibie during the remainder Of the tour.
PRESIDENT AND CABINET AT SAN JOSE
MR. M'KINLEY SPEAKS AND IMMEDIATELY RE
TURNS TO SAN FRANCISCO
San jose. Cal. May 13-Thousands of people
between Del Monte and San Jose who have been
expecting sight Of the President for months
were disappointed to-day The Presidents pres
in "a
took the edge of the disappointment here, where
the rose carnival was being held in his honor
ana where the floral display surpassed any
thing over before seen in this part Of the coun-
try After leaving Del Monte this morning the
Cabinet carried out the itinerary originally
planned stopping at Pajaro and Santa Cruz
ard visiting the big trees in the san Lorenzo
Valley but they had no heart 10 put into the
festivities in the absence Of their chief, and
the keen regret Of the people was written on
their faces
Many expressions Of kindly sympathy for Mrs.
Mckinley were heard at each stopping place.
At santa Cruz Secretary Hay was the repre-
sentative Of the President, and replied TO the /
address Of welcome made by the Mayor.
The Presidents presence here barely saved |
the day He ran down from san Francisco in |
his special car, arriving just the Cabinet
train pulled into the city from the South. But
he remained only for the formal exercises. I!
When they ended. at 30 o'clock he was driven |
back 10 the station and started Immediately |
for san Francisco. At S.. James's Square, op- |
posite the courthouse. handsomely decorated |
stand had been erected. and here the formal
exercises took place.
PRESIDENTS REPLY TO WELCOME
The President responded follows 10 the
Mayors address Of welcome:
many warm and generous greetings, as we jour /
neyed from the Potomac 10 the Pacific Slope. |
but none has been more interesting or more
generous and memorable than the one which |
the people Of Santa Clara County and OF San |
Jose accord Us to-day tApplause( observe |
that face not only this multitude OF Amer |
leans. but I face the headquarters OF thousand |
o!c Onloans, Who win my eIher IelloW cltlzehs' |
give Us welcome. We all proud OF our States |
and well We may be. whether come from the |
North or whether We come from the South. We |
proud Of our birthplace and Of our State
citizenship; but above all. We rejoice in the
great nation, The glory Of its achievements, IN
the flag which represents liberty and law and |
the constitution Of the nation that shelters Us
all applause
We have seen everything IN California; we
have eaten Of your fruits and your fishes; We
have tasted the perfumes Of your flowers; We /
have visited the ancient mission churches. where
the altar OF religion first raised, and whose |
chimes have sounded through the centuries their
message Of hope and benedicton; We have heard
the 0ashing of your ocean. We nave Telt |
the sunshine-and we have been tanned some
what by its rays Qaughter)-but We have all
the time felt the warm touch OF your hearts.
We saw ct Redlands the other day that they |
sprnkled their streets with oil, and we discov- |
cred the other day they bored for II at Los |
Angeles and got IT, (LaughterD We have met !
your peOpe-your brave men and WOmen-We /
have met the pioneers who builded and founded |
this State: we have met all conditions Of people,
and wherever We have gone we have seen smil- l
ing happy and contented faces. and have heard |
the cheers Of school children from one end OF /
this State the ether Here ! am greeted in |
this the first capital under your constitution |
instrument that dedicated the Territory OF |
California 10 liberty and union forever great /
spplauseD-whOse people asked and were admit |
TED into the Union Of States and received the |
protection Of the Federal constitution, and from
that hour until the people Of California |
have been loyal TO the government and 10 its /
every interest. Great applauseD
THE CONSTITUTION AND EXPANSION. |
In peace or in war you have been faithful |
We live under a constitution that was made /
Tor 400 600 people, and Yet II has proved quite
adequate for 100000 people. CApplause) II /
has embraced within IL every national duty ana 4
purpose, and has never stood in the way or our /
development and expansion That instrument /
seems almost 70 be inspired 20 carry FORWARD /
The holy mission OF liberty II seems not 70 /
have been made alone for those who framed II /
ana their successors, but for all ages ana All |
mankind
That instrument stands to-day almost as IL |
left the hands Of its trainers Few amend /
nsnts have been added, and those nave only /
been 10 enlarge the priceless blessings or I'D /
and free government o the people, and no /