Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-31
7ue AUDIENCE WAS THRILLED
ni.,ussed Great Britain's Right
To be in and Govern
Egypt.
Given country Best Government
a.. Had in 1000 Ncars-De-
nounced Egyptian Party

10, MAY 8l-Theodore koose
s,. today presented with the iree-
If the city Of London and ne &C
Gun ,t. honor with a liberalism that
s,,, into O. rankness of speech
rb,,b created a sensation IN '"s ''O
me former head Of country
.at once paid tribute to Great BIT
,t. American statesman gave the
"p .l-,.,d some bold advice as TO her
".. ,,,,,r5 her most troublesome de-
a5encv i'm Africa. Il was Mr. Roose-
M s,i5 either right o. not riso, LOT To-.
"" pritain 20 be In Egypt ana e.
49, ira. 1rIer there il 10 was not ilsi'
Mo should get out , p,ttisb rule
~" I--sn5a and the Soudan. ne ue-
" that Great Britain had gwen
.a. ne hest government that tlae
49, rad had In 1000 years. But ~
49, ,,itaI points il had erred Ilillu- .
"a ssntimentality he said might
~" moro harm than violence ana IN
ls,ss.eIntimentalty." he added, ls the
h-nren reed on which righteous
hes can lean
DENOUNCED NATIoNALlsrs'
ar Roosevelt denounced the Nation
ma marty OF Egypt as neither uesiIous
- capable Of guaranteeing primal
I5pstice 10 was trying TO bflhk nlui
sa,ons chaos on the land Either II
4 40 IN was not right for Great brltalh
\, h. I'M Egypt and establish oraeI
,srouebout that country. IT IL was
,oi right 90 further this purpose theh
rhe british should get out. some ma
,ion said the former president, must
+. royern Tgypt He hoped and believed
10 The English would decide that the
duty was theirs
A. a whole the speech constituted
he most forcible expression on foreign
topics that the distinguished visitor mas
made during his European tour. ne
DEALT principally with the British
,opcy In Egypt. which is today one
IN the most discussed OF Great
|pritain's colonial questions. His out
snokep views sent a thrill through the
OO0 auditors which is likely 90 be felt
|outs,de the walls OF the ancient council
lan =,
MANY stirring events since It's erection
a-y in the fifteenth century. II was
There that the trials OF Anne AskoN,
ihe Earl Of Surrey and Lady Jane
Grey were held. but no audience OF
modern times has listened more intent
IN 10 the proceedings therein than did
that which gathered today 10 hear the
former president of the United states.
DROVE IN STATE.
Mr. Roosevelt was driven in state
from Ambassador Reds home TO she
'Guldhau but the weather was not
pupitious and comparatively few per
.f0ns witnessed the procession. Rain
.feI throughout the morning and only
ID few hundred persons We're gathered
In the vicinity of Dorchester house 10
witness the departure, or I'M King street
when Mr. Roosevelt arrived at the hall.
De occupied the lord mayors coach
and this was followed by the coaches
.oi the shcrihs. who wore their unifoHms
.of office.
The guests OF the city government at
ne GuildhaD Included many American
end English business men besides the
officials OF the city The latter were
N uniform ana occupied seats on the
Platform, 20 which Mr.. Roosevelt was
Escorted
The parchment conveying 70 Mr..
roosevelt me freedom OF tho city was
S9n'alned in O. beautiful gold casket
ne presentation was made by Sir
setph Dockhcld Dlasdale. the city
uanptrIuln, who. extending his hand
He otys guest spoke briefly. Sir
dWct particularly ON Great
n,',..hs friendship towards the Unit
Following The exercises Sir John
Aull, me lord mayor OF London. en-
,.lutihed Mr. Roosevelt at a private
.unlheon at which many prominent
l.Isohages were present
ne caskot presented In Mr. pooso-
Nsl was ohl1ng iu form. the front ana
.gseihe side being divided into four
s " bearing enamel painted views
q. 'ae Guild hall the Mansion house
bridge anu 'ne rover
lhe center was occupied nv the f,,ii
uiat .n of the city arms M enar,oi
.i.nlng the inscription Al the g..
Fngi1r4 ".le enamelod the arms OF
sbisl5 ~ 'n, United States. the CITY
wac 30 lNi. l'e union Jack. The base
o 6pat,. ,,., .i,Ner, having at one end
Tho otb.- 'iyl'a American bison and az
,too5 'rgI lne British lion. The base
lopsr . uElo eight gold feet with
'''''I OF oak and velvet.
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