Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
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Raleigh, n c.. oct. l9.--With the
music Of the band and many cheers as
greeting TO him the president of the
United states in his special train pJlled
into the union depot at Raleigh today
promptly on time. 4 reception COM
mttec Of 100 citizens and Lieut. .Goy.
Winston welcomed the president To- the
state TO the enforced absence Of Gov.
Glenn who Is I'm Greensboro at the
funeral Of his brother There We're
thousands Of people about the depot
az the presidential party came to ,he
street. There WAS voley OF cheers
which rose again and again as tha
president passed on the street IN bis
carriage hoWng to the right and lett
standing and waving his hands In
pleasant greeting to the little children
I'm the carriage with the president
was Mrs. Roosevelt Lieut. Gov. WIZ
>ton and Secy Loeb. About the uresi-
dents carriage I'm addition TO the i've
secret service men were a special detau
of the stan Of Gov. Glenn. The rasi-
denccs, stores and pubic buildings
were protusely decorated and the
streets We're rOped from curb 30 curb.
Both sidewalks were tammed with
people While every available window
ana piazza was occup ed 10y thousand,
who cheered from time to time The
procession passed 20 the state capital.
where in the senate chamber were
waiting delegations OF many ladies' and
gentlemen supreme court judges and
others. Here all the party was pre-
sonted to President and Mrs Roosc-
Welt.
During this ceremony an interest
Iug event was tho presentation Of a
handsome bouquet of carnations.
Mrs Roosevelt had a bunch Of bridal
roses presented 10y William tho young
SON Of the late lieutenant, William T..
Slapp, and by Worth Bagley Daniel
nephew Of Ensign Worth BaEloy Of
the Spanish American war anc son of
Josephus Daniels, Democratic nation
al committeeman from North Carolina.
a visit TO the senate chamber was for
ibc purpose Of having the president, ON
behalf Of the North Carolina Literary
and Historical society. present a hand
some $500 gold loving cup, studded
with North Carolina gems. 10 John g.
MCNEIL, of Charlotte, as a reward for
having produced the best piece Of liter
cup is given by Mrs. Lindsay patter-
SOIL Of Winston
President Roosevelt was introduced
by eX-Gov. g. r. Aycoct, the first
elected president Of the society, In D.
brief speech. after which Mr. Roosevelt
ln q few remarks, oXtolllug the value
of literary effort presented the cup
To Mr. McNeill
Immediately after the presentation
.F q, 81.
fair grounds, the road the entire dis
taucc being throueed with people who
wildly applauded the president and
Mrs Roosevelt Particularly pleased
Was Mr. Roosevelt, when, on the hand
some lawn Of DR.. 9. W. Burkett. OF
the state agricultural and mechanical
college he saw a big picture Of him.
self thus inscribed:
WELCOME TO OUR PRESIDENT
Welcome to Our President, who
bares 10 DO Right, Who Dares 10 BE
True, Who Dares TO DO That Which
No Other Can Do
There were nearly 10000 people In tho
lHIr grounds when the president or
nEea, The president was introduced
hN Lieut-Gov Winston, and began his
remarks with pleasant reference 10
The occasion and noted that he had been
met at the station by an officer In con-
Tolerate uniform (Maj. Henry A, Lon
CON. of Pittsboro), who said.
J am glad to meet my president. |
fought On the confederate army for four
years wearing the gray, but now my
SON is iu the United states navy fight |
Ing for our flag" (Applause)
PREslDENTss SPEECH
am glad here at the capital OF
North Carolina to have a chance to |
greet so many OF the sons and daugh- |
TORS OF your great state. North Car |
r.lnas part in our history has ever |
nn'n high and honorable. lt was IN |
Nouh Carolina that the Mecklenhurg |
declaration Of Independence foreshad. |
owed the course taken in a few short .
months by the representatives of the |
'IFteen colonies assembled In Philadc.
pai North Carolina can rlghtfully say
ih5t she pointed ua the way which lei
20 the formation Of the new nation. In
lNe revolution she ala many memorable
o'eas' and the battle OF Kings Noun
yam marked the turning point of the
evolutionary war IN the south. But / /
,lhsratutae you not only upon your
Igsl Out upon your present. ! cougrGt-
u,dle you upon the great industrial ac-
..ly SHOWN In your commonwealth, an
f '''' +"A attNlly NIlCu, 10 mention
uut one thing, has placed this state
Second only to one other IN the number
o. lJs textile factories. You are show
is IN practical fashion your realiza-
.oA OK the truth that there must be
iounlatlon Of material well being In or
neI mat any community may make real
ana rapid progress.
MATERIAL WELL-BEING. !
ana ] am happy to say that You arc
H vlultlQn showing IN practical fashion
your understanding OF the great truth
N!al this material well-being, though
.seessaTy as foundation, can only be
,ue foundation and that upon II must
w idlsed the superstructure OF high
ile u the commonwealth Is TO stand
u should stand, More and more you
az giving care and attention to educa-
Ueu' ana education means the promo
Won NOT only OF Industry. but of that
ss9,yl eltl2enshlp which rests upon lndl-
uusl rights and upon the recognition
N.Y., W, each individual that he has duties as
as rlghts-in other words. OF that
81 syoa citizenship which rests upon NOR
Vt integrity and intellectual freedom.