The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-16
Veritas crates On Blaine

1t is said that Mr.. Blaine has re-
turned to his native land, and as re-
marked by a live sor, he could not
accept the welcome home without miY-
ing politics with his expressions Of
qualification for the welcome offered
him by his fellow citizens. There an.
pears TO be a great deal OF Importance
given in reference to the KNOWLEDGE he
has gained on his visit to the old word
Mr.. Blaine may be looked upon as q
wise man and great statesman: vet he
mas never been President of the United |
states. lie is to play an important |
part IN the coming Presidential election |
ana II we are to accept the buncomb he |
Is TO be the champion Of the Republican
party. Mr.. Blaine reminds ms Of a verv
small boy who in his innocence cot
upon table, and raising his hands
cried out at the top of his voice: Look
at me, everybody look at me! look at
me-" he cried, as he stood on one Isg
TO the amusement of all present Ills
SAID that MIR. Blaine is going through
the land to tell the people what he has
seen and heard in Europe. He is going
TO tel! OF the poverty and oppression of
the laborlng classes, and trv to stir mn
q fine dust so as to darken the vision Of
the American public on the Question
OF proper tariff in opposition TO home
'antt ELat 10 10 Re lust and
equitable, and IA favor OF ia, whole .
people.
LII may apce r strar g. We uevsr be-
less true, TIA IN .u.a d. If Lcoi,e IN
America VIII OF d zzirn nv tbe gry -
nome prolecn" "nnout .nqli:iug tie
cause OF the ter 'ie diiieI 81 CO t,.at
sts IN tn. ''u c"un ri:7s Class DIS
nnctlons IL the old w":st re tue ftJi,n 1
il protection fUr lnnncI fists. Tie
power OF ca. lfal over ldf IT hrs become
10 strong that there $ "a possniH.y o.
'naKlng on u Eerrto'e 2 IL 5.,sfcnpl.t,
las upon the Of kIrgci $50 : ~ T fnot
~. Diaine al q 'h'' d 0':G iiSty q! 'Lis :
ouhtry are WorEIne for tae .ccorlIli s%
nent OF the Same Csldiirns ard iii.
lnctions that eli N Gut1p.. pr,ter-
ION means the Cen / liz tIou of ;4An,t, :
,hlch IN Europe nas wro'- CHI y ~. y
lble condition ~ ,g gbe Isb.,,n,
lasses, and VIII t 3n pl.si i. In ms ii
lnd sooner or later.
NO man OF C, rinIcn SCI, s. viy.fy
"a by or fall in wlh 'np schemes Il M
tlcal hacks anu II. IN who Il, e 9, III,
Veat OF other men, rows TovIo @
Ill 1t DE bef,re II Ell will az5 u,,uc t,,.,1 IL
WI judgment? Tie D5D 'cr8licna,ty III
party, have been tle oal.,n,. WIZ,
e main spring IN dits'idG. the tDa,-
lcatlons that b. g irise +, N sec.
onal hate, and now that III e.ss of
people are open to The II. .asl1ty OF
united country, We SC heads and ~
lltlcal tramps u. II vel Though lbe Il
orld pIckln.' up Items haze to tack III
Up and bulldog u people bv CRYING
me protection. -
Jome into nv psrl"r sal. the spider
the ny. Come II II 7nlcy the lux
les L nave nere wni"h L have Sc
req To yen by 1cr le detection. The D.
o tnst l anl v"aylns is to be the a
,ry Of The lard. and you will be a
y ny II vou d0r't come in. I'll ask
iieR's. L 1hlnk it best to enjoy ~
eos III 'nder democratic rule and tO
" "a ne sunlight OF just and equita-
lr%S j 10 crv of wool reminds ms
toe 'ailur who gathered in cloth Dl
ugh tt keep the three rogues warm. D
ar. Eiaine has been enjoying the So mac
ty OF the protectionists of Europe. ,dA
grandeur and glory of those lands IN
great temptation to ambitions [dai
q, and there is no stopping place for
fessional politicians. Every method =
pc adopted to gain the point. The
got there once by going in
ougn q side door, and not through
stralght gate. Democracy declares
the people are the sovereign d.
yer. Republicanism joins hands / {
0 the European arlstocrats who
&c honest laborers hewers of wood
drawers OF water, whilst thew are
ected by the power behind the Hif
me. re
al extravaganza.
VERITAs.