The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-09
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|DRCAN PLEDGE
AID WILSON
nel Recalls Patriotic
ords Financier Uttered
IA Before Sailing on
asst Trip to Europe.
LING TO HELP FOR
&KE OF THE COUNTRY
influence or Resources
1--we Are at His Disposal,
d Ever Needed" His
Statement.

"a YORK. MAY S.-"' When you
Wilson tell him for me that il
hrre should come 8 time when nc
< any influence or resources that
|c can be used for the country,
"a wholly at his disposal. y
|<e the last words OF j. p. Nor
|ookcn to Colonel George Harvey,
|tr before Mr.. Morgan left for
1 never to return alive. were re
might in an address by Colonel
1 before gathering Of bankers
/h6r representative men at din
The trust companies of America.
'0rgan was Republican, and, in
ords of Colonel Harvey, not only
|<dcd the political views advanced
Wilson with honest apprehen-
but never considered the Demo
party fully capable of governing
LION"
ms Patriotism.
message to the new president,
e|l Harvey cited as measuring the
Of the man S patriotism. Mr.
u said:
1e election had taken place, the
&ble had happened, and, using
|oF Cannon s phrase, Mr.. Wilson
ecome Mr.. Morgan IS president as
ssmine-p perhaps, in fact, a little
uyhow, there was no constralnt
our conversation when | saw him
'e last time in his library on the
efore he went away. He was OPP
'c regarding the country and l
~ spoke hopefully Of the pros
a the coming administration.
|s Stirring Scene.
denly turning those piercing
me, MIR. Morgan said: DO you
pea that American speech you
u London?' | remembered very
y was not spcech-only few
<s at the close of the private din.
reply. to an anglieized sycophant
'ad mistakenly thought to curry
With Mr.. Morgan by speaking
'ptpously of Mr. Bryan, who. on
ecedIng day, as it happened, j
'<fodueed to him at a reception,
NO do you recall he asked
'lnes from Scott that you quoted
mat mani can hear now the
's upon those two words-wher
nan had left the room2'
'a Of course and began to repeat
etnes thers man with soul 81
lead,
>eyer TO himself hath said
'entated for a moment and th,
ing words came from the biz
a'r with distinctness,
1s my own, my native land
n quietly Mr.. Morgan asked i.
recall the remaining lines, and
anperfectly:
ose heart has ue'er within hin
burned.
q n,s footsteps he hath turned
q suoer,ng On a foreign strand9
u spch breathe, 60, mark hin
. 2 minute, gentlemen, Is a. lon,
~ a 1or fully that period I shoul'
oncansd cMaoagan sat perfectly still
IaSsSalscioqsly ~ beating time upor
~ ~ ms chair as he used To do il
40 repeated, as if soliloauizing
never to himself hath said.
own, my native land
Using with difficulty from hi
;sh ho was then quite feeble, h
.5s tne emphasis that onl
sses Good Will.
q Sa tSaty yS9 g see, see Mr.. Wilson tell hir
Ias II there ever should com
-res Sh th ne thinks any influence q
Snat Il have can be used fo
''ey are wholly at his di,
g % Shs Ieavetaking. those w.r
trrsu ius l heard from the i,ns =
<r{F1nx They We're tho words oy
-. 81 great, a very pra.
a ~, ,ep9ken from the dentbs ~ %
6ss ioyai heart. Surely 7 "a
FS,re, lnan to leave them Wit
n s oer TO cherish and IN fa,
ma you all shall live in this, az, ou
Ia ;hns p to Mr.. Morgan's testtmon
~: '' committee, Colonel Hn,
M as strong as ever menta,,,
1ed IN MS MS sadly broken whc
fis washington. AT his AZ
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