The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-09
4nemocrat's" Views on the
A Subject.
PEACE COMMISSION WANTED.
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The Nau THE kentucky Belvidere
h Royalty-The Inauguration

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will few practical ideas within our
have ;,, a and will now infict a portion
0faH liana mon your readers, trusting
Of 'i1 Ill not fall in desert places, and
'nsy meetwith the proper recogni-
al'liH@ MANY journals have urgently
u uOn, for the entire abolition of the
p p' service, have shown its utter
Oola .l,,a.sness as it exists to-day. Our
Wol, -ras nsed in the defense of this time
P Pon usage, setting forth the corrup-
tion existing under Republican manage
D uant and guaranteeing its return 10 its
n Inst, purity and Old-time grandeur
P''s',-' az incoming Democratic govern
uliuei 'ii' We think if the power of that
hieit, be enlarged to its proper sphere
serYi H 80 w would result. For instance,
Let Congress Of Nations convene 10
argna tbis vital pOint.s The flnal ADJUST,
Tnent Of ali differences which may lead
to war by a commission OF tnree, one
eOcb to be selected by the dlSputantS
and the other by the two first appointed
- [- selected. Now let the ditferentpowers
invest the enyoys with all power to act
M sneh occasions, and have it perfectly
understood that all commissions for the
enlistment be composed of members of
the consular service. Such would show
The due respect which should be accord
ed dinlomatists of every nation and
make the service one which cannot be
filled NV every Tom, Dick and Harry
aDplicant. This idea is practicable and
reasonable, and ought to gain hearing.
In this day of enlightenment, the
worlds premiers should endeayor to
adopt every known measure to prevent
that relic of the dark ages, bloodshed.
We do not wish it to be understood that
we desire the diScontinuance of armie
no. they are necessary evil. They are
essential to the preservation or peace at
home. They are good to keep down
riots and strife within their own confines,
but let all differences wherein the peace
OF any two or more powers IS at stake
by finally and forever settled by a dele
CATION. as referred above, which could
be no more appropriately named than
a "Peace Commission As we need an
army at home, so we need a navy, for
use in all cases wherein the rights and
DEGREES of the peace commission are not
needed As yet the United States has
NO navy From the dispatches we read
of our having three or four nonclads IN
the course Of construction. Now how
does the Secretary of the Navy know,
whether or not these vessels will be of
aRy account when finished? They may
be slow and cumbersome, OF no earthly
use and a disgrace to the country. Why
cannot Congress offer a prize of $4,000
for the best model of an ironclad man
sf-war2 Let the competition be open
to the world. Let the model selected
be so chosen on account of the strength
OF its construction and its swiftness.
Then after that, Immediately order a
feet built and show that We are Just
what We represent ourselves to be. The
people would be unanimous in their |
sanction of this act of Congress, while |
they chide its present proceedings. The |
extra taxation to equip our naval arma-
ment will meet with no opposition. 1t |
will be cheerfully paid.
typos sometimes can make one say |
lust precisely to the contrary and such |
the case in our article in THE HERALD |
oil the 3lst ultimo. Where we quoted I
rom Mr.. WatterSon on the tariff, saying
mat our platform advocates Free Trade |
ana 5ad that the Cabinet with Bayard at its
mead Will be framed to propose it, your
typo says oppose" well, we have
made good resolution on the 1st or else
We would call on that typo. But there
: an excuse for such, he was pr badly
~ ms case" about midnight the
%tucie and the joyous thought of the
neE ear expectant treats, etc. together
WIN at ON board" atones fully for his
grleVous error. --''
10 you Or your many readers imagine
The Kentucky Belvidere eniova6 b;n5saif
curing the holidays Just over? Can it
Cbryst ,T,Sle Murray passed a Merry
Ills WbnIa.aaIn ana Happy New Year?
COST COST s W giit-giving business at no
ear ear b ~ himself no doubt causes him to
witbnu v4i t rt, sleep sounder, and digest
meet NJ. IpIysic-yet, can this course
bimSo 10" 'ne approval of the Governor
N ,,l Does he believe in himselfP
t tb5ornay had better Comprehend
the time worn maxim
sct b hy myself" With the omen venire
,bat zane as starter, Eli must think I
tbst n wv anything is legal and binding
,;laV may be Denned at his direction
IT16 6Lu oy himself and finished with the
III teL.II'0rlal Seat. Whatnext9 We baS
~. keep the weather eve omen and
1 ,So oe at all surprised at ANYTHING han
Sung during the remaining few DAYS
1 nm WIZ VIZ De with US. His DAYS as Cover
'gI are short indeed.
j., ~ Is now Ill order for that pIain-snok- +
~ journal of London, REYNOLDS Ne,rs-
J;apsl, 10 again come forward with a
,os:s ISuon on "Royal Paupers. y We
'T pI mat Princess Beatrice is to marry
X Irlnce Henry of Battenburg and that
ut Is to still reside with her ROYAL
,raitiilia after the nuptials. OF course
mother $4,000 or f40 900 must he an
aT 9iS by Parliament and another
SritS Sill De imposed on the poor of Great
1 r;ToaL AS Reynolds puts it. when
he 4G 0s Victoria, granddaughter of
queen, married Prince Louis of
l ntohn that there was another
,o Sscn appendage to the crown whose
n vs,esslons were perhaps equal in di-
wv '9 y, 10 cabbage plot in an ordin-
r;n, Eiiglish garden. This marriage
ea-es 70 memory the rumor of n few
On % ago 10 the effect that James Cor
,r;no bennett nett was an admirer of the
ri ltLtIess Beatrice, but as no royal blood
ct - asido through his veins, his suit was
rec T frn, a blessing is it to US that we are
IF tho M R. sgch curses; and it is our be-
ay VI" ~. English people will at no distant
v w rise IN their might and DESTROY
he'll ;;esnge OF royalty TO be found on
Is 81 q the grandest tributes to