Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-28
wand Have Its Press Publish Part
Of Strike Commission Report
THREATENED WITH STRIKE
,., who Tries 70 Excite Glass
~ sectional Hate, Hate Of Creed',
ha Had Element

omaha, Neb., April Zf'-leh t'ious''iu
.nla were gathered at the Coliseum
% ,oOIrnt to hear President Roosevelt
s @ preparation had been made IN
AZ. 1l,v for the presidents coming ana
w., VAS greeted by probably $4,000 peo-
~ ubo lined the streets on both sides
~ mile and half along the route
~ Se carriage drive. Elaborate dec
,,,ons Of bunting and flage were hung
- oysrv building and from every
n-a,.e in the city "Oid Glory fioated
sse,,dy AT the Union station the great
FOsU aych was festooned with bunting,
Nsss snrrounded an immense painting
nA' w. nresldent. Another painting,
n,ed In The national tri-colors, was
li HDaS over the carriage way through
TScb the presidents party passed AZ
,he entrance to their tram shed was
hing a band OF welcome.
nS me reception committee was COM
,.ssd Of the board of governors Of the
E.,shts of Ak-Sar- Ben, together with
sanetors Willard and Dietrich, Gov,
s sV" Congressman Hitchcock, eX-
congressman Mercer, Mayor Moores
and Gen. Henderson.
PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.
The president devoted most Of his
soseeh 10 the question Of good citizen
KIN. and went over very thoroughly
me- ground ne has heretofore covered on
,Nls subject He also delivered a briet
snlogy on the life Of Gen. L, 5. Grant
,o5oV being the anniversary OF his
birth. , ,a,.
trial strike on May |, and the presl-
dent was asked to say something bear
inc on this subject. The following was
delivered In response to TINS request
N might give a word OF ADVICE 10
Omaha. should like to see your daily
press publish in full the concluding
portions of the report of the anthra-
elte coal commission, signed by all
members thereof, by those in a special
sense the champions Of the wage-w worker
and by those In a special sense Identified
with capltal, organized and morgan
zen because. men and women Of Ona-
ha, these people did not speak first as
capitalists or as laborers, did not speak
frsi as Judge as army man, as church
man. but they spoke, all of them, una
nimously signed that report al oil them
as American citizens, anxious to see
nEht and Justice prevail. No one quail
~ will get US out Of any difficulty.
We need more than one; we need many.
We need, as | said, the power first OF
each mans honesty trying TO look az
Inc problem from his fellows stand
point
Capitalist and wage-w0rker alike,
should honestly endeavOr each 20 look
at any matter from the others stand
point. with freedom on the one hahd
from the contemplate arrogance when
looks down upon the man Of less means
and on the other from the no less con-
cmptble envy, jealousy and rancor
which hates another because he Is bet
ter of Each quc,lity is the complement
Of The other. the supplement of the oth-
En-, and IN point OF baseness there Is not
the weight Of the finger TO choose be-
tween them. Look at the report signed
by these men; look at II IN the spirit IN
which they wrote II, and IL you can only
make yourselves make the community,
approach the problem Of today In the
spirit that those men. your fellows,
showed In approaching the great PROP
lem Of Yesterday. any problem or prob
lens win be solved.
ANY man who tries TO excite class
bate sectional hate hate Of creeds, any
Kind Of hatred In our community,
though he may affect to do so in the
Interest Of the class he is representing,