Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-11
EX-GOVERNOR !
Al II The CAPTION.
Warm Rscsptjon Accorded Hin
When = Returned =
His Duties.

The informal reception accorded
Governor Hanna by the ofiicials and
attaches Of the capitol, Monday morn.
ing, was a real family affair; home
coming welcome which probably at.
forded more genuine heart-in-hand
feeling and sentiment than any which
the governor has felt since his re.
turn.
The capitol people gathered early,
congregating at the head Of the south
stairway, the capitol band being sta
toned on the south veranda, which
was decorated with flags. As the gov
ernor approached the building in his
carriage by the youth boulevard, the
band played, Hail to the Chief" and
"Star Spangled Banner and, as he
assembled the stkir, America" He
was accorded 1 most cordial greet
ing. III
Taylor Spoke.
s As Spokesman, Hon. E. j. Taylor,
superintendent of public instruction,
addressed the governor thus:
Governor Hanna My associates,
the officers and employees Of the stLte,
have conferred on me the honor Of
expressing their sentiments on this
happy occasion. For them, and !
know 1t is the unanimous expression
Of all, extend 10 you a hearty well
come to the state capitol, after your
trip to foreign laRds, where you. have
so splendidly represented the people
~ our hnInvo6 sfxHn sas i8{5t
! Governor Of Al.
Ever since YOU took your official
oath as chief executive we have real
lied that you have been the governor
of all our people; that the affairs Of
North Dakota have been In skfe and
able hands. It Is ! cause of great sat
isfaction to your friends to know
that In you we have a governor who
can meet with the. humblest citizen
on equal terms and at the same time
be entirely ct home, although asso.
c:ating with the crowned heads of the
OF Europe. The manner
in which you have represented your
people on your recent trip to Nor
way has been asgreat source OF pleas
ure to us all. We rejoice to know
that in you the honor dignity and
welfare of our state are always safe
guarded: We have all read from time
to time during your absence, reports
Of the magnificent journey you have
had snd the splendid part you have
taken in the eventaSthat will not only
rebound to the honor of our state,
but certainly will add greatly to Its
material upbuilding., 81 .i i$
Hearty Welcome.
You see around you those with
whom, In cfficial life, you are closely
associSted every day. yAmong them
are to be found men Of every shade
Of political belief, who Ill join in ex-
tending to You q most hearty vel
come and. to thank you IN the name
of the people Of the state for the
splendid manner inssswhich you have
represented thema abroad. Two
months ago yau went out from
amongst us and carried with you, our
best wishes for a 4 safe, happy and
successful Journey You return to us
and we now offer you our congratu-
lations on the splendid trip you have
had. with its consequent benefits to
our state; and onssthe honors that
have been conferred on YOU"
Governor Hanna.
In response to these remarks. Gov
ernor Hanna INDUCED In very hap
py vein, greeting all cordially, out
lining briefly his trip. and giving ex-
pressions Of happiness fora safe re-
turn to his people.
The reception, while informal, and
OF a private nature, proved a splen-
did tribute to the chief executive:
The experience of the Governor on
this trip has been one of triumph.
He left for foreign lands In the heat
Of q political campaign leaving his
candidacy in the hands Of the PEG.
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