Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23


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city Vi hartiorH; lheh 'urhihs u Tue
auuiehce he saiu'
ADDRESS AT HARTFORD.
betore DeBinhihg me speech tnat
ilad INTENDED ana sun ihtend 10 make
incident that happened this afternoon
which struck me as more important
shat WHAT l nave 70 say 10 YOU; IN
pellB ullEeh arVuiu your pedutllu' cNS
was TAKEN lhioush Nope paIh uhu
slopl 90 az q platform where ! was
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ioNers, 'he gu Vi tne WoIhlhbH,cn y,
haIloru 10 Tue pIesluenl OF t.le Ghl,eu
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te auuress ny rather sullivan, NOV
~ ms speech ne was hlnu enough " al
luue ~ n'e personuliF' put he iaiu Pl'
mary slless, az he ousn' W
iaS H. upon ule lay tual
y was sllt Vi WeICoHle VI tne WusS-
Norhers, upon Wnom ultlihalely th's
government uepehus, anu ne eoupieu
tne Woius OF erecting WIN ce.taIn SOU
,eiices ~ VIII he eAp'ess,9 nH o
llel that Wouiu 40 an ooulu 10 show
IhSsell Boou REPRESENTATIVE vi Vne
NaseMoINeIs' uth'ieineil' ! snVu'u pe
utterly unit ipr tle Posilioh tial l "
Supy l lallen 10 40 an mat III me
lles 10 bct' az llbhl ~ given NE "
act so as 10 represent the pest thousht
ahI purpose OF the "ase"orAers oi we
united states'
COMPLEX PROBLEMS TO MEET.
NOW AT the outset OF the twentieth
century we are racing dlillcult ana
complex problems, problems social and
economical, which VIII take the pest
energies OF all OF us TO solve right ana
which we can only solve at all II we
approach them in o spirit, not merely
OF common sense but OF generous de-
sire TO act eacn Tor all ana all ior
each, and while there are occasions
when through executive action the
government when represents the peo-
pie can do special service 10 one set
OF our citizens, yet think you VIII
agree that IN the long run the pest
way w which 10 serve any one or our
citizens is to serve all alike WE'LL to
try to act IN spirit Oh FAIRNESS ana
lights. 10 saferuard each man his
rights, and, SO far as In me lies, whlle
hold my present POSITION WI pe
true 10 tnat ldea OF nay uuly anu SO
l nave hnisnep Mhat ! haNe ~
that was suggested by the very touch-
.ils anu pleasins 'hc'ue"' VI '"e
'ernoon reueption' .,. - uo,, .o,,ioh.
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nv. vi ~, il'e' na.loi'ai 90 -
hat1n, put 90 SUM W t ia ,n ta a'o''
plopIeins WIFI we nav "" nj " 80 -
uu!ins sne ~ ioui -, i,,,,,er,
ha.'o"u, p,ou a,,n h au Az s,rainht is
o,,. erst dutv hut yve have other dn-
uul n.st uuss, U"e we d ,i' 80 10y ,gho 4,
. we, Isl Ne Sai, r,~s, de-, ~ aiI be q
MI" h n ga oood Co,bar y oood
SUI .,usoa" ,n ~ h,,s,nass 60 as ~
Isl ..,.h hts'e,,r hnn,a done ond
.'o, ,,' 49,. ,n o6d,tion 40 that he a GOOD
Si,i.an o.. ~ a,ata 40 largo so n ma
,io,' ,,nst Cree ,al,e care 10 40 well IL.
d" AMI Within its own horders but must
not make that fact an excuse for fail
s ssS ,y of whlcb liz without lis own
horders
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AMERICAS LANGhN fOSlliON'
"Tha ovents of Tho last few years
49, eorooa Nc Anerican ranubiic ia
- a Iarsar nositinn I'm the world than
$50 hasore and tberefore more than
80 hafora IN corcern itself with oues-
ttons ~ nolicv which offect us inter-
a ~, he"onS i,s o",n horders As neo-
,,ia ,,,o no,,, ho,,a duties ana onnortlni-
H. IN ne ,ronic cons and lands south
~, 80 80 as v.aii as In those of The farthest
GO, Ana ,n,,cb donends nnon The way
~, ,,',ich Voc n,eet those duties-the way
II, Witch we ,ake advantape of these
nnnor",nities
,Fro,n H. davs NJ Nonroe CLAY and
,ha ,onryar ASans we as neopla
hayo oir'sys iooLed with interest upon
tha W. inaiss and Inc isthmns con-
,,ao,,nr, the tvo kmericos feeling that
n n',,,tfn,, ~ ,nor,ng In thnse regions
80, Ne - conoarr 90 orr welfare
T,bere IL now ampler reason than ever
80. s,, thts foaiinen
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CUBAN PROBLEM
Atr poosovelt snake nj the great suc.
csss acbIeved an the poyernment of
n ,a,,,, d. snd continued.
I'm CHINA the problem was larger,
more complicated and more dihicult'
soutely After having delivered the
ISLAND from lts oppressors we refused
io arm II Loose Of hand with tho GER
tsinty that II would SINK INTO chaos and
For over three wears we
a administered n ON a plane higher than
n Mad ever reached during the four
coptnriee since the STANDARDS first land.
sd mon its shores We brought moral
~ nd nhvsIcai cleanliness into the gov
c,nment we stamped out yellow fever.
In itseif an lnestimable service both 10
ibe cuban people and 10 the people of
onr own southern states We estab.
iisbed a school system. We made life
mi nropertv secure. so that industry
covld asain begin TO tnrive. Then,
,.bon we had laid deem and broad the
f,nndatIons upon which civil liberty
a gd national independence must rest.
e.e tnrned the island over 10 the hands |
~ ,sosS ,rhom the people had chosen
as he founders OF the new republic.
~ ~ ItnubhA NiAA mn 'Ni ~" /