The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-21

sistencyl
Iris a comfortable thing. though, to
feel that the number above referred to
is limited to the few, and that it is in
some measure offset by the TribHne's
our, marty. who will not introduce their
organ into their households. There IS
large respectable element OF that class
who have wives, daughters and sons
whom they would feel very 10th to see
making an acquaintance with great
humber of expressions that daily ind
nrint in the Salt Lake Tribune. A good
many of this class never have subscribed
for the sheet that represents their
marty: a good many have become alien
ated from it as they have observed Its
antaponism to our business prosperity
and a good many threw the thing up. at
the time, few months ago, when the
sheet threw off every decent reserve ana
published matter that must have made
Postmaster Lynch tremble to receive
into the mails. Still good many Others,
and this we know from personal assor-
ance, tried to wriggle away from the
thing at the time Of the publication OF
that Twenty-frst Ward horror, but
thew have not been able up TO this time
to get the paper stopped. 1t would be
web if a good many of the opposite side
were to imbibe some of the moral no
tions of some OF the Liberals after ALL
II THE Liberal party IN the Seventh
Ward or at least that portion OF it op-
nosed to education, expected by their
votes to escape the imposition OF tax
for school purposes, why couldn't they
bv fine same means run Gentle school
in that district? If their votes can DO
the one thing, they can do the other as
we'll hut no. they want tax imposed on
! Mormons but not on Gentles. Wnat
kind of law would that be anyhow
In THE circular letter OF DR., j. h
Park, which was published in Saturdays
issue, it appears that$2,ooO annually fol
two years was appropriated by the Utah
Legislature for the purpose OF establish
ing a deaf mute department III connec
/ ton with the University OF Deseret
The bill making the appropriation mus
have received the executive sane
tion hut how or why will be dthcul
for any one TO explain, even the Cover
nor himself, Notwithstanding his new
methods of reasoning, will ind the CUES
ton. even with such aid, a very dlthcui
one to answer, as "organic differences.
, if ANYBODY knows what that expression
means seem to stand in the way Just. a
much as in the case of the appropriation
hill for the completion of the Unlverslt,
building.
THERE ARE in this city some twenty o
more District schools all in operation
now. we believe, and all within cas-
reach OF anv one who may wish to visi
) them, and open TO the inspection Q
everybody. why doesn't someone Wh
is always clamoring about Mormon do(
: trines Being taught in these public INST
: tutions pav q visit to one OF them, or
many as he chooses, for that matter
T and tell us how he knows they are MO-
mon schools, and how Mormon dot
trines are taught in them, and VIVA
/ thew are also, giving names, dates an
, facts, that any one can corroooraIe, WI
=. will? A Tribune reporter some ySAi
/. ago visited one OF these So-ca!led MO-
a mon schools, for what purpose no on
+ can tell, unless TO write up sen1elillIl
V about Mormon teachings, etc, but /
y very likely forgot all about it soon ate
a. he got there, and as nothing afterwaI
=, occurred to remind him of It. he WI
| obliged to give botched report of Il
n proceedings of the history class, suppl
+ menting the article with few obsery
in tons of his own, displaying confuse
le smattering of the salient points OF HI
G. tory.