The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
SPEAKS
ID OLD FRIENDS
q Of Roosevelt at Oyster
4 Deals With Needs Of
A the Hour.
q or LINCOLN
| FURNISH HIM A TEXT
I'm for Facing Great Prob
a in Spirit. of Fairness
4 Emphasized.

zR BAY. l. L, July 4.-Presi-
vslt today delivered the
nly grafton to his towns
natural amphitheater In a
ovs,er Bay Addressing his
emy old friends and neigh
ong whom 1 was brought up
rbom | have lived for so
the President said II was
I,srre 10 be here and say a
~ erecting and in a sense TO
o,,6t OF his stewardship, Mr..
ssia tnat while there were
things which he wanted to
he would take for his text
abraham Lincoln just af-
ltction;
fnColn Furnished Text.
great national trial hereafter
s9that day as compared with
,h,s will be as weak and as
!. hsse and as good. Let us.
sudy for the future, And
ione as | have been here l
,isofed a thorn in any mans
nm the conditions at the
lincoln spoke those words,
-Esnt said II was possible for
~ saw With .n.;rc truth that
4 no rancor and did his WORK
. tatred. ., .A.
10 did not treat anything that
- against him as a wrong call
g ,eneeance, but for a remedy,
Ia lest that spirit that the Amer
i,sSls we're 10 approach their
~ Of today.
Ssys not as great problems as
(. ksd." he said. but we have
a, and the way We face them
/o'orr children cause OF pride or
~. II citizens OF Lincoln'S s time
9, ARE their duty we could not
"a up our heads today
a Hear" came from the as
crowd.
Rtady With Reprimand.
you stop talking over there!'
4 the President, pointing TO a
t1rriage In which some persons
lleg
continued.
. . rske him dumb. also" Qaugh-
q you" added the President. as
s,ance ceased.
-sinr he said that our duty
"a The exercise of more than
/.1.y on our part First. honesty,
rant dIsintereSted devotion TO
llen,. Without this all others
t,1nt for naught. In 1860 the
I'd THE Union must be pre-
| Eas the saving quality. IT
r:o,lsm lrst. and then the cour-
. rsks that patriotism avail The
.tsf he saw before him knew
/ I don't care how devoted the
| VI was TO the Union said the
IN If when the crisis came no
|rIs daughter We needed the
d moral courage and back of 1t
nal courage.
Appeals to Veteran.
u Ess what we needed, wasn't IT,
~ addressed to a veteran be-
|ty.p was the reply.
i4ded sanity and common sense
"a 10 the qualities OF patriotism
-ige. and that is just what you
~. You must be honest. clean
Exkt thinking. You will not be
-Nh without t6ssc, and back OF
D zust have the sanity and COM
y. We must not blindly refuse
Nls wrongs that exist,
bzflemen," he continued, I'VE
Nd during the past year Of
qualities In business life and
lscuencies In moral life"
point a severe shower came
1fter the President had donned
eApe, saying ne was sorry for
but ashamed OF the men pres
continued his speech
hght Only the Wrong.
I ny TO remove the causes OF
sloing." he continued. but not
-'e spirit OF rancorous hatred
most surely come back on ouc-
W not ever get into the frame
which. under great proyoca-
1am Lincoln refused TO yield.
4ate 10 visit punishment where
' inflicted for the good OF 9TH
% not infllct punishment vim
I mere Is enough wrong to
~ IL out.
gain, there is enough wrong
Eh OF large means and enough
oy men OF small means. II
q twisted morality he will
~ visited morality wherever he
eunt the rain ceased and the
urongratulatcd those who had
then referred 10 the work
f'ess IN the direction Of Fed
oyer business. I'VE have
fair amount because we
nsd 100 much said he, 'and
He approached II without
Likes the Rainstorm.
~ PRESIDENT was In the middle
sh II began to rain. The Pres
d, once Ill up. He appeared
80 ram, A secret service man
rubber cape over his shoul-
ra'nsd 10 his audience, num-
~ than 100 men, women and
and said:
an ashamed OF you because
silaid you viii get wet; but
si sorry for you"
IIlsin- tolll uSlpI EduSSu
s5en, OF umbrellas had passed.
n plunged again into his re-
IA .hd on with his head un-
len VIC RAIN pouring on him
Z /l.n,sn minutes. The shower then
Haassrnily, and he dofred his rub
h.rs.uiy had he done so when
lls snsr 10 fall again. The Pres
49, f,esscd In his remarks and
n wh M rubber cape entirely
wnen he had concluded his
vas drenched through and
hreae where the exercises were
17e quarters OF a milo from
Mn uu VI no shelter was I'm sight.
10 do 1ame Ime suddenly there was
Gsnce s ou. stay and get wet. and
sood-naturedly remained.