Weekly union

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ful of nothing but good to our elders in

the brotherhood of nations and that our

onward march may forever exemplify the

divine sentiment of ‘peace on earth and

good will to men.’

“WILLIAM McKINLEY.”

Telegrams or letters of ,congratulation

wer also read from the governor general

of Canada, thfi presidents of Hayti, Col

ombia, Peru, Ecuador, Paraguay, Argen

tina, the Dominican Re}mblic, Nicaragua,

and the governors of Jamaica and Mar

tinique,

The Orpheus soclety gang ‘‘Salve Liber.

tas,”’ accompanied by an orchestra and

at the conclusion Vice President Rosevelt

was presented and a storm of applause

fla.ve aljlcilm greeting as he came forward.

e s s

MR. ROOSEVELT'S ADDRESS.

Today we formally open this great ex

osition, by the shores of the mighty in-

Pand geas of the north, where all the peo

ples of the western hemisphere have join

e¢d to show what they have done in art

gclence and industrial invention what

they have been able to aocomplisfx with

their manifold resourceg and their infi

nitely varied individual and national

ualities. Such an exposition, held at

?he cpening of this new century, inevita

bly suggests two trains of thought. It

should make us think seriously and sol

emnly of our several duties to one an

other as citizens of the different nations

of this western hemisvhere; and also of

our duties each to the nation to which

he personally belongs.

The centurzr upon which we have fiust

entered mus inevitablfv be one of tre

mendous triumi)h or of tremendous fail

ure for the whole human race; because, to

an infinitely greater extent than ever be

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Weekly union. (1901). Manchester, N.H., 1901-05-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn90062623/1901-05-22/ed-1/?sp=7

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Weekly union, 1901-05-22.