The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-14

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SSS OF THE SOUTHLAND
\, Scenes in Nations His
~ Are Recalled By a
Great Orator.
--r7r.LE, Ky, June 1S' = Hon,
.,.-.on spoke as follows in his
wslcome 10 the visiting Ken
,e,6Ine the Homecoming
q today; o,
the cradle to the grave. the
~ ~. mothcr-land. stretched forth
.l,ve-the bosom OF the mother
e-anal as the ages, yet mortal In
a ,rection. warmed by the rich'
II ~ yirc!nla-the voice of the
~ reaching the farthest cor
IN earth in tones OF heavenly
.ru,On the Grant TO the roof
4 s,5s and bid the wanderer home
vet was ever 10th 10
4 g,ether upon the heights Of for
anne or down amid the shad-
.,s Galley Of death and despair.
4 Tenircklan, seeing the SHINING
n eso1ne the mother-call, sends
:. answering refrain:
. nam. whatever realms l sec,
|'en. rntraveled. fondiy turns to
4. in this great, exultant multi
|as proof!
fame to Conjure With,
L.. Old Kentucky, The very
[l,s lad a charm. has wrought a
II msde a music, all It's own; has
| : ms sylvan loom a glory quite
4 ~ the glory OF Virginia, Ken
4 eotber, and the glory OF Ten
4 Egssuucky's sister. Ii has bloomed
|:r5s where manhood and woman
/ "a the right of way. The drama
.uss told In pulse beats, finds here
- which fiction Vainly emulates
-rorT may not o'erleap, Not as
Sd seeking Promethean fire and
A n Delphos, nor as the Roman
|,st lie 10y of living and the lust
"a; no, as the Viking, sprinGinS
4 ng OF wind and wave, nor as
"a cazzled by the glitter of gold,
ID Ire thirst for glory; neither
gito1 and the Teuton, eager 10Y
"a ca land and sea. the Kentuck-
|t,a ge,. in filial homage, salute
"a, He vas as none of these. Big
y i.d strong OF voice-the full
= I'm pryhgured by the psalmist-
Ia osean mlrrorcd his fancies nor
- Tsaks that reached the skies
y bot The mystery of strange
t.e s6yagery of nature and the
&c greenwood tree.
Love Of Liberty,
! n hat shone above him and led
4 szg love Of liberty. the beacon
ttzrS, the light OF the fireside.
Ia Clearing In the wildwood and
sane. He read not romance, he
/ y BOT poetry, he lived il, his the
IL, the Had of the Canebrake,
| fxJ OF the frontier, the ncon-
4 Eo%p0em OF the rife and the
= bloekhouse and the plow. the
-, and the old Field school.
"a u man who has sat In child
pa q well-lovcd grandsire's
M by The telling OF the wondrous
~ tTe0 as the Dardanae followed
e Virgnians followed Boone;
-1 from Troy To Tlber not weari-
Asked by greater hazard. than
ok the shores of the CheSa-
~ he Falls of the Ohio: the
z' randing gorgonlike. across
.Asss way as II. defending each
y hs1 ihviolate some dread for
ieTtt; the weird wastes OF will
kiocd; the iordless stream, the
eassm: the gleam OF the toma-
ta th9 hiss of the serpent, yet
.lu, spite Of the haunting voice
t-ls5ts. stripped for the death
Mo man, spite OF the SILENCE
hutude Of reluctant nature. IKE
'nfyed maiden resisting his rude
eer onward: before him the
and OF the hunters vision. In
We grace Of God, the fear of hell
lo7e OF Virginia!
nss Virginia! Heaven smile upon
'% prepares 10 celebrate with fit
nfts centuries OF majestic
ll inc star crown upon her
uslah In her hand. nor spot
um the radiance OF her
a=A the Vlrglnians. in their
u guest OF homes; their war
E Mas; their payment the blood
s9r ycl forgetting Il proverb
nave that lit needs a nun
70 make a fortress. but only a
- maze a home"-fOr they were
~ caek for their women; their
neir sweethearts. our grand
80 stood by their side, beau
sunless. 10 load their fowling-
"ess their wounds. to cheer
70 battle, singing their simple
Hsr Inc dead at BoonesboroUgh
ss walter from the spring at
aucn, heartb?oken only when
{ 'Naie back from the River Raj
uFs Hearty Welcome.
70 welcome you In the name
Topls Of this lively city. in the
" The uconIo ~ ~ a
TO welcome you as kith