Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-03

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for the five millions to be raised by
taxation. Unless some hitch comes
on from an unexpected source, all
will be smooth sailing. The free
tr.sde papers -Ee making much
elanaor about the Mckinley bill
and the effect it will have IA deter
ring European manufacturers and
artists from bringing over exhibits
This hih however, Is the expression
Of the win Of The m jority Of the
American people, and Is we are
sill civilized enough to he ruled by
majoritics. The bill win become law.
II the bill is for the best interests Of
our country, we need not lose
much sleep over what Europe
thinks ufus. Anyhow, this Repub-
lie was not established 10 evoke en-
comiums from the 1ouarchies Of
Europe or the satraps Of Asia Bat
in disregariing fofeigu opinion we
should be careful not to disregard
the safety aud stability Of our own
political traditions. On the other
hand. ifthis bill Is the basis for the
establishment o! an aristocTacy Of
wealth looking to Europe Tor poiiti-
cal ami social Ideals, then in
deed il might be said TO be a menace
10 our country.
PERHAPS Mr.. Blaine, after all that
has been said, represents the hes.
political philosophy Of the United
States. His reciprocity scheme is
certainly one that ma well balanced
mind ear ctieCi h, And his propO-
sii.un 10 tel 1t fiusl ON THE continent
j. born 81 lofty and patriotic mo
tives. All the governments Of this
continent, except British America,
are now more Ur les republican IN
form, and by intercourse and inter
change more stability ard more In
teliixvnce could De- secured e. all. IL
i true, the Lalin-A mcFic3ns are \
Volcanic race, but there Is in them
the germ for gTander developments.
During the past week the mem
bers % the Worlds Fair National
| Commission have been enjoying The
beauty and grandeur OF Chicago.
ruuy sT.re relieved from serious
work by the close 81 tire session.
They have furnished much matter
for the newspaper interviewer.
| Opinions have been ubtsinet iu0m
mostly the whoie % then. Each
one spealSs on the topic which mOsi
engr0sses attention IN his own Stale,
IN this wsy the Chicago Fgblic la,
brought before il the principal
themes Of interest Throughout ths
nation. and that too from mouth:
which ought to disqualified to speak,
Even here there l. vast diversity
Of opinion
For instance, VI. X. De Young, o.
the San Francisco Chronicle, say,
that he Is not candidate fot "a;
/ United Statcs Senate from Cali
foruia. he says IL wOuld take $500.
O0l to buy the place, while the salary
Of n senator Is only sufficient TO pas
4 private secretary. and that II w1ull
cost 81. OJ1 4 year Ia live in Wash
in.t0n. OF Senator Stanford, who i
= man IL ability, Mr.. De YOUNG
speaks c3ntemp,uously.
From California comes anothe
well known percentage, ex-SenatO
Mark l.. McDonald, who is quite In
dignsnt that Senator SiaufOai shout.
be characterized rs an Incapable
D D..
vOsEI SsrgIt - ulscnarsc his duties ~
senator. This j. the opinion o. /:
democrat, while Dc Young j. 4 re
publican and 81 the same p5lItica
faith as Stanford. In reply to !
question as q senator Stanford,
chances. FOR ne election, Mr.. Ne
Donald SAYS:
- dill think he would be elected
uniil ! saw that Huntington had con
elnded 70 withdraw his opposition &
him. Had Huntington continued T.
oppose him enough democrats would
have gone - tho senator's as sissaacf
20 elec: him. As 1t i, think The
democrats have good chanus OF Dc.
.eaiin- him. A. 10 the net ~ ,bs
J Ticket, the democrats xili Svreen the
stale win T., Of that yon ncsi have
no doubt"
There Is an Interview from m.
other source which concerns Utah
closely. Let it speak for itself. Here
it il:
'-P. II. L1nnan, business rlanzrrr
% the salt lake gir7Suus, was AZ The
! Auditorium Hotel yesler,iay and s.i,I.
! The anti. poly-amy laws are bearing
4 fruit, and Il We are allowed 10 remain
N a Territorial condition we will soon
/ gain supremacy over the Mormon
hosts The mos effective way to sup
I pres polyEamy Is 10 deprive polyg-
amists 81 the elective franchise and
Z political power, and make j; odious in
The owes OF the law. The Territorial
council or Legislature i coinpoSel OF
thiriy-six members, o. which rine
are Gen;iles or an.i-MOrmon-. When
the Eimunds M nasssi q. rss.. we
F1re able O. eintt only one member 10
Tue council, and the Mormon saints
cpuniet him out IL j. gr4at mis-
t.iNe on the part OF The newspapers aud
t1n grcssinen Il advocate Sta,ehooI
fnr Utah pr il annexation 10 Md
l. "a remain ia a Territorial canii-
ii0n.-
This is taken from the Chicago
Tribune. | know Patrick l. in town.
or was a few days ago. / saw him
at one Of the sessions Of the National
Commission. In his seat AT the
NORTH end OF the Council CHAMBER
he presented very picturesque APP
pearance. | occupied a seat on the
front tier Of benches ia the gallery.
| had COOL view OF the SCENE blow.
Patrick was sucking the end o. n
mOribund cigar. The flesh or l,;.
face fell In foi.is over his -iiirt c,Iiar.
Neither soul nor intellect shoue ont
OF MS eyes. IL would never re sur
missed that he vas a comDatriot OF |
tue late Dion BoucicauIt. tbst 4
irom the intellectual lSoin. cf view. |
As he responded 10 his name when
called from Utah, 1 could no. hello 4
iniuiging in serious contemplation.
Later on when he marcht a up 10
the front % deposit his ballot for
Director General, heard a lady
Tho sat near me say that Patrick
had 4 fearfu .ly polygamous face.
Her idea OF a polyEamist wasa
'loatei face ana stupid, sullen as
pect She was the wife OF com
missioner from Wisconsin. I toll
ler she was IN error, a. far as Nor.
non Polysamy was concerned; that
Mr.. Iinuan represented anything
n thai iine II was Christian p1lyg
my, inasmlch n he was the head
nd front Of anti-MOrmlnism in
tab. Mr.. Lannau did not make a
pee';h, but his colleague, Mr.. Ferry.
I'D He said that residence. In
,hicago ought not 10 de-American. J
1e man, and that George n. Davis I
hould not be disqualified because Z
being Chic1goln. SIR. Ferry,s {
lng power would not rival that Of ]
bIrrc. The Chairman had 10 call
n him 70 speak louder. 1t was not !
with Wyoming aud New Mexico. !
he most brainy men in the Com
iission were from these provinces.
But TO come back TO Mr.. Lanuau,s n
lterview. Really / don't know =
Nv TO handle IL. At first Il sug- Ii
ssts a ludicrOus side. One can't /,
Fl p smiling at a man named pat n