The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-13

evil. We strive to lift up and not TO
cast down. We attune our ears to tins
cry Of distress. and we do not let our
left hand know the charity whicn OF:
right hand extepdeth. Neither rank nor
wealth nor station in life is the standard
bv which We measure man. We look 70
tho manhood. 20 that spark of divinity
that illumineS the soul. and by this We
gauge mans worth. Thus striving TO
elevate humanity no church need rear
our influence and no true man need shun
our portals Weak though our efforts
NAV be. fall though we may by the way
side. still. our combined struggle LOT
cleaner manhood and for nobler thoughts
and actions will helm to swing the pen
sulurn Of civilization and Christianity
and TO hasten the millennium when mans
peace on earth and good will toward
man will be ushered in
The first address over. Organist Nc
Clellan rendered a selection. revealing
TO the gathering the beauties of the
marvellous instrument. It brought forth
an ovation.
Miss Edna Marshall of Nebraska
sang q new song written by a Nebras-
ka girl. entitled Dear Promised Land"
She was enthusiastically received.
Governor Wells Address.
Judge Powers then. in his brightest
vein, introduced to the audience Gov
ernor Eeher NJ Wells who delivered
was cheered TO the echo as he arose.
and a perfect ovation followed him
through his splendid address. The gov
ernor said. in part.
This is probably the biggest roundup
Of Fiks the yaIle, Of the Great Salt Ia Ike
has seen since Jim Bridger was = boy
Z The oldest inhabitant. who reyels in
the long agn and tells nothing but stories
Of wild animals he has known. VIII he
compelled TO admit that he never saw
so big a herd as this altogether
In behalf OF the people OF Titan.
welcome YOU The youngest state eH-
tends 10 the youngest traternal organ
& ration a cordial. hearty greeting We
bid YOU three times welcome 20 the
valleys OF the mountains IN whose
/ softrned shadows peace and prosperity
! reign and in whose secluded gorges the
elk still rosmS unmolested, protected
from the destroyer by due process OF
70 History tens US how the Assyrian
I once paid a visit in force 20 the EsS o
tan. and the poet in desSEiolng y Sdf
I r,,rt,fa and gold While your cal =,
: T,erl,aDs not quite so boisterous ana not
at 81 threatening il Is, as nearly a.
! The ourpls YOU have always with you
I and If YOU haven't got the gold. II :
3 probable ere YOU depart Inst Sog S., "a !;
near a chorus Of discounted traoesiI1sI
3 SINGING that well known reiriSn. back
bsck. back 10 the woods Further more
B we are under no miSgiVtngs AZ 70 -
.
Z than such as occur in the oIuiuaI /
,>,,.frss.4 when large numbers OF Deopie W.
snDetites confront the means OF sppeas
I Trsnt IF which ] hope you Viii oe sol.
- eaV tnar 10 part OF our broad isne
has more or better -. s,i-..
Z let me assure you that We are oolns
,,,r hest 70 entertain you, an0 We
y,o,, 70 carry away nothing out gocd I'm.
Z .,~ssSions Of US There was pne
Ssvr weeks aeo when II was nous. = u
s,t.-,pfinc 10 take care OF 80 many vs.
s-ors We had bitten off more lndh ~
-c,,Is conveniently chew put as the Ies
- nv. while il is apparent We are s1.N
4 ;,,, .sxreedfnsiy red in the lace -
Z -hsncfs are If we cannot maStieate SNs
--s may a. least succeed m oeit.Ilz -, -
800 in the ordinary American Ias ~ =.
- sorritlsiosr we ask YOU 70 SPEAK % -
~ -, find us. nothing eNtenusIe 70
=. down aught in malice as aoeS -
, { Ssvs Don't 90 away anu So ne -,
/ ssSfo-ynors-' have horrs Woen ths o-. !.
-s,s,l., he-. who really have nSrns = -
, ElSs we are glad 20 have YOU AZ. ~ ~
I .a,sSs Won make our streets leoA 81 7,
: si.,S a. II meeting had lust ieI o.s
ss xelccrne as new potatoes
mr.. Pickett's Address
charles L Pickett grand eSaise.
{ r,,ler. was then Introduces oy Ju1s