Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-06-10
NIP 1T IN THE BUD.

NIP 1T IN THE BUD.
The Dolphin is giving entire satisfaction.
This is the dispatch boat which Whitney,
Secretary of the Navy, refused to receive, IN
order that John Roach might be ruined ana
thus punished for his friendship to the ne
publican party. Roach has been Vindlcatedi
but how about the two thousand men whom
his enforced failure threw out of employ
ment2 1t is safe to say they will not vote
the Democratic ticket in 1888; and good
many other workingmen who voted to put
Democrat in the White House two wears ago .
will vote the Republican ticket next time
DenUer Tribune Republican.
The callow youth who daily doses the |
readers of the Tribune Republican with
revamped commencement exercise es-
says, knows as much about the true in
warlness of the Dolphin matter as he
does about all other live matters, except
ing the candidacy OF Jim Blaine in 1888.
This latter subject he is duly crammed
on, as the first commandment in that
Office is: Jim Blaine-frst, last, and
all the time, for on his success hangs my
hope for another term in the Senate, or
perhaps Cabinet appointment.-N. Z.
Hill"
The close observer will notice that the
Plumed Knight has control OF journal
in each OF the centres of population, in
the columns of which he is even now
formulating plan OF battle for the fur
,herance OF his ambitious desires, and in
which he will, from time to time, set
/ forth the coigns of vantage which he be-
4 lieves he possesses, and all the smaller
fry of Republican journals will take up
t the strain and blow their infantile bazoos
to chord with the tuning fork held in
: Augusta. The first verse OF the Repub-
e lican war song will be on theDolphin and
n the alleged ruin OF John Roach's busi-
e ness at Chester, Pennsylvania.
s As the DEMOCRAT is desirous OF keep
J. ing its readers posted, the following is
y given as a synopsis oi:the coming ballad
s Under Republican rule Roach fattened
n and grew apace-hired from two to three
n thousand men at his works-fathered 9
d great American industry-trusted by the
of Republican Administration, he got all the
20 soft snaps in its gift-among them the
lie Dolphin--the Dolphin being the frs
v child born Of these contracts, came home
le to find an usurper in the house-usurpe
lie would not have her (sensation) )-Roacl
lie "busts" and the Government steps in t.
sc look out for No. /. The Democratic
lie ballad will be on the same subject, bu
IL will materially differ as follows, to-wit
es After eighteen years OF squander
tie ing the money and subvertini
o. the will OF the American people
IN the Republican party, seeing the hand
OF writing on the wall, wake up to thei
ry danger, and to appease the outraged an
ne indignant people, procure Congressiona
G. leave to build something that could b
n called navy. Bids are asked for, an
wv among the bidders was Democrat an
ng brave officer, who left behind him in tn
It's annals of the American navy, the brigh
TIN est page in its record. This name wa
tn Henry l.. Gorringe, and his bid wa
lower than all others, but because he ha
asserted his manhood against the poodle
S. dog tactics OF Chandler, and left the se
vice in disgust, his claim for the wor
~ was ignored, and it was given to til
'e" genial John. John and the Departmer
''e were one flesh: for had his yard nj
", been used as brevet navy yard, wherei
VII the rotten old monitor Puritan and Other
'e OF her class were laid up for spasmod
~ ''1 repairs, at cost for wharfage and wor
'n that would suffice to build new vess'
Nv of her class ?-and had not John in a
"' these years dealt kindly with the Nav
nc Department for its favors? So, John wa
le selected, and believing in the stability {
,m,s the Republican party (poor john,
ny proceeded to build a Republican dispatc
y, boat, true to the class she was designe
'iu after, loose-iointed, weak-engned al
W. unseaworthy, and wanting in spec
-'o When he had completed the building
:" his worthless ship, the country had con
Vi pleted the burial OF the worthless part
and naturally the new Administratic
me me refused to father the naval abortion
ac- On strictly business principles, geni
IAN John was given opportunities to bril-
tbe his ship somewhere within the line OF Il
Mr.. stipulated requirements, and not beil
INV able to handle the government fnanc
wn as of yore for that purpose, he "busted
IAN The Government stepped in and is nc
it completing the contracts, using the san
in men for the purpose which Roach use
,is- and causing livelier times in Chester
in day than ever were known there. Roa
The is turned adrift to live on his own I
!. sources, just like other citizens, viii
lom ION poor Gorringe was sent to his grave wi
IAN the canker worm OF blasted hopes, al
the ruined fortunes TO help him there, al
er, the true cause OF all the trouble NJ
} in prates Of writing his shame to the worl
nee Alas, Of such is the Republican party.
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A SOLEMN WARNING.