The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-30

rates of freight. Without gong into
this matter 1t length, let me sketch |
you one thing Chicago beef is and
has been cheaper in Llverpooi, EGG
land, than in Boston, ana the ceei
has been tsken through Boston. |
| You saw that is remarkable. Not al
eli, il is effected by Discrimination
lin rates against the Boston Vur~
chaser. TIE corporation leaves the
| individual manager entirely renewed
1 from all responsibility. You go 10
the railroad corporation and c5m'
i plain to the manager. Oh, says ne,
I I'd relieve you If | could, but the
company have voted so aud SO. VINO
Is the company? You can't mo mem 4
| Corrolations are necessary, but tney
are the agents of the people, created
| by the lsw of people (spplausel; to
be resslarued by tbs people, aDo
they are to act only for the good OF
the people. They are allowed 20
take tolls and fares for the purposes
only of Just remuneration. Ii they
do that and that alone, they become
: the friend of the workingman snd
The FRIEND of tire farmer hs 3 means
I. of communication and interchange
: of freia hJs aud passengers. IL they
! transcend thess limits. then your
leg stature should have full power
:, to cul tail them. It has now, IN
theory, but not a man OF you be-
, lieves there is power enough IN any
Democratic or Republican legls Ia
G ture of this Ssa.e to control the
d PennsylYanis railroad. The Gen
: eral then addressed himself to his
. Dem ocratic hearers who have Deer
Z throwing away their votes, End &c
J. his Republican hearers, VINO hsV'
, q en- doing worse-suStalniag
10 party that has brought about tnes'
/ things. It doesn't make bit o
e difference which party wins. fn
PENNSYLVANIA ralr, ad contro!
y; them always, just as you would.
lie YOU were the Pennsylvania rail-
le road. The General considered Low
81 prices ruling, and gave his reaso'
y. that they were occasiOned by unde
Al coasum ption and not by over pro
es duotion, sand between thems" q
10 said, "there is very wide and Wiz
w differences. Over production
al when there is more Of anythln,
10 produced than all would or coul
ne commune if they could get 1t; unds
lss c1nsumption is when there
~ more produced than tnoI
N that want 1T and can't get
% can consume. The trouble is o
cause the means of tYansportatie
en-; are SO high it keeps you poor. !t
100 discrimination that you want
III remedy. Now, won't you vote I
~ yourself swhileP We have got
ac start a new party-a peoples part
lns The people must come ny ana stal
oat together and renovate the old Ps
VA ties and yen can do 1t, you men,
!; you will stand together no
ny Don't let anybody go aw
M and say General Butler wan
nas us to vote for him. l am not an
III ious on that subject at all, yes =
ow can do good by your votes il J
nef shoulds elect me President. Ho
pa ever, in November, you could
uc- me the greatest possible harm
t1o old ss,an 10 be driven from Pillar
u nc post for four years by the continl
VIC scramble for Office, by all b
jig and condition OF men, witht
un power-unless you would give
Iore Congress: without power to do q
spe good and only to be annoyed a
her a.. an1tbin1 cance here NOT
LIE ask you to throw your votes for u
OK 1 wasn't you TO lay the foundation
~ a peoples party, which shall re-
u y, edy these things"
~: General Butler was loudly chez
81, at the close of his address and v
Hs driven to the station and convey
on s1,s by special train to Harrisbu
Gs;e whence he left for New York VIII
Ia. .naS he win speak tomorrow eve.
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