Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-09
PRESIDENT IS ROYALLY
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with the unsparing sun and wind and snow. Hundreds of the cowboys and ranchmen. learning of his purpose. gathered with their families from miles and miles around to worship with him and clasp him by the hand as friend and brother. Following the services. in which he was rev erent participant, joining in the songs of praise and the prayers and thanks 10 Almighty God, he addressed the multitude from the temporary stand vacated by the preacher. lie gave those sturdy men and women his message of duty and courage and for titude and love of country. In plain and homely phrase and with apt illus tration the ruler of the greatest cOun- try in all this world had his animat- ing and inspiring say to the plain and honest people before him. Then the mountains and the heavens rung with braze huzzahs There was hand shaking and friendly greetings and chats, and as the president rode back into the wilds to ta%e up the pleas ures of the chase in the morning the
 
 behind beat out the message, May God bless and preserve you"
 With what amazement must the czars and emperors and kings of Flu rope read these homely doingsi How must foreign peoples have contrasted the rugged simplicity and perfect equality with which the head of the American government mingled with the plainest and poorest of American citizens with the arrogance of con descension with which their rulers. reigning by right of inheritance or of forceful usurpation, meet their sub jects. Such scenes give increasing life to democracy and help to prepare the shroud for the final burial Of that old-time blasphemy called The Di- vine right of kings
 eve are gratified indeed, that the president is leaving Colorado's hospit- able borders with renewed health and strength after hIs strenuous sojourn within them. We feel that the expe- riencos of his outing have intensified his patriotism and turned his mind more than ever to the reforms in [ which he must take the lead or doom them 10 present failure. Whether it be to secure Q policy that in dealing with the grievances of foreign govern ments against other American govern ments will remove the constantly in creasing menace to peace from the Monroe doctrine while that doctrine shall be preserved in all it's vigor, or to grapple with the trusts that are ] fattening upon the extortions pracuc- ed upon the people which they are helpless 10 resist and that are over l turning our social and industrial sys- tens, 10 replace them with the degrad- ing conditions of feudal times, or to l secure jaws that will insure fair rates upon transportation lines and drive out discriminations against shippers i and localities, bring to justice those that are unfaithful to public trusts and 1 elevate the standard Of duty owed by man to man and by the citizen to our common country, we know that he is | gifted with the moral courage, the in | tellectual force and the physical prow- l ess to wage unceasing and unflinchipg battles. and being in the right, with I the help G God and tho people, to win the battles and save the country.
 My friends, I have rspOnded to the | simple toast of The President let us, before We separate, supplement- t with g sentiment made ;onIacn p'op- 1 erty Dy the gentle and prjncely Joseph Jefferson: The President. May he live long and prosper!'