Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-08


under scientific restrictions.
William Martineau, cousin Of the
famous Harriet j. here. He IL de-
lighted with railroad travelling in
America. In English politics he
SAYS he J. n Liberal but not a home
ruler. Ireland, he says, i better
represented numerically, in Parlia-
ment than Scotland or Wales. or
Ireland he says:
tenants in ireland, IL seems 20 me,
need never pay their rents unless they
want to. ard II ia landlord does,
after a while, insist upon getting some
return from his properly, he Icing
led by the laws 10 believe il To I've his
property, why, az once there's great
scene. aud tho world i a. once ad-
den Ireland. Ireland has no grew
anee. Il hasn't nearly the distressing
conditions that Scotland has, or even
farmer Ia America would have the
cheek to demand what the Iri-h teu-
ants does. Your people here wouldn't
stand srch nonsense, and yet your
political parties. % catch the Irish
voie. have to pui something in your
Platforms about poor, doWniroddsn
Ireland. Toe Pope has distinctly de-
cllred asains: the plan II campaign
yea only a few Irish Bishops pay any
heed to what he ssys. The older and
richer priests are with tho Pope, but
The TEST Of the Roman Catholic Church
in Ireland has practically told the old
man TO mind his own business"
AIr. MaTtineau makes a Betty
Martin OF himself 10y his statement.
He does not know that in Illinois
tenant farming isa criminal offence.
rbe Legislature made some laws on
this business owing 60 the system
ibeiug carried cut here 10y a man
named Scully, an Irish Landlord
also.
Again be says the Pope con-
demned the Irish land agitation.
Does he believe the Pope infAllible
in politics As well as religion? Does
distress ia Scotland or England
justify distress IN Ireland, anu vice
versa
Frederick =. Bee, consul 10 his
imperial Majesty of China il here
also. He j. the ouly foreigner ia
the Chinese EmperOT's service. He
,ays that Burlingame i now w0r-
-hiplei a. a God in China; that his
image Is hung in all the Temples;
that the religion Of the Chinese l.
l'ssed on fiilal love and obedience.
HAT Christianity don't improve
them, tia. lie himself don't expect
dedication after death. He admits
owing his hold in China 10 Dvuuis
k,-rney. At the time Of the Chi
mess riots in California Mr.. Bee a.
vCcated tie cause OF the Celestials.
and even went Lefore the Commits
sion on Chinese Immigration 10
testify to the usefulness and superi-
GRITTY u the heather. For this act
NJ. Bee was taken wholly under
Chinese protection. He says Chi
uanien make better citizens than
Italians; that Chiuamen should he
fn-e 70 enter this country: that q, y
10 the benefit Of the United States
10 1i'-a tra'le with China, n nation
81 So, 011,010; that England tries 10
Cement strife between America aui
China.
John Marshall, Of Auckland, New
Zealand, j. In Chicsg0. He SAYS
that in his country he has never
seen snow at Christmas; that May.
June aud July are his winter
months; that he eats his Christmas
pudding with a ian In one hand,
lie says that New ZEALAND = three
days steam from Melbourne: that
the colonies will som become feder-
ais,i; that the system q tariff is bad
since il Is made by one colony
against another; that VictOria i
Eigh protection while New South
Wales IL free trade; that the latter
country il now prosperous while lh,.
former is dead. tie says tina: all
persons coming TO Australia plr-
chase supplies 10 Sydney because Of
its chelpness; that New Tealard has
a comparatively low tariff. that ia
Australia aui New ZEALAND all the
railways are run by government
and give satisfaction. On This point
he was asked a question. IL j. this:
''But don't the railway employees all
mincnch IL 80 that the outs can never
dislodge the ins3''
/ mover heard Of such a thing.
There il no politics In the railway
commission. And. besides, we have
the secret ballot in our part OF tho
wu-li. No master can tell how hi.
servant votes. He may say: Il want
You % vote for SD-anl-Sn. II Won
don't III discharge yuu, and II YOU
do III pay YOU Bur he can not fud
nu. how the man woes. a candidate
M Oh gpCUi all the money he liked
and he'd never knox q a certainty
whether II had done HIN one penny Of
good"
J. 5. Clarkson, he who Was dubbed
''hraismau'' by the democrats.
oAiug TO his defines I'm deci.ilai-
ing democratic ofiiceh0iders, visited
Chicago recently H. sGact- De-
mind ir,--iy on the political situa-
iiou. He = .is.a-t.i with The Ne.
kinley uiil, but he thinks tin-plate
-husIid he krpi on the lin tariff ia;
becs;; e It's demand fIr u cannot =.
supplied by home m inStry, no mat
Ter how high thc IaIif. n. SAYS
sl-D that the Senate s-telui. max
iDg sugar free up 10 Il was the
Siss-~t scheme. This, he thinks.
would benefit h=ct- suEarent-ruri=s-s.
He il MT 50 sangIiac uluut rel
procily, which he defines AS pro
,eciion's optsOn on free traie.'' He
thinks that II it were once ainnfed
with South America IL would extend
10 Europe in the enI. II. saws
New England would he glad IN shin
10 Brazil Tree - duty, .
cat how s0Ili it pie g., Western
siOckmeu AMI Kama su ga--gr1we: I
10 i'ring hides and sugar duty free TO
the Unite States He says the
fore bill Will be lizsse.i az next SIS.
sicn Of Congress. He says the Hext |
republican candidate Tor the Presl- /
dency viii come from the siis>is,ip- /
pi Valley. Here Is what he sIys:
~ should slv that his name i. Rob |
ert Lincoln. He has tho spleudor Of /
A name and demonstrated his execu- !
tive ability when he held the portfolio /
u the Secretary OF War. The soldiers j
sill prefer Alger, perhaps. As for 1
he j. elcc.ed and his tariff /
BILL proves siiccsss, he will be Ohia's 4
Eext governor. and doubtless her can 4
iilAie Tor the Pr sidenry. Reed i a
growing man and has captured the
Deople by his sturdy maintenance OF
he doctrine that the majority should
-ule." IUNIUs.
CHICAGO, Oct. sth, 1880.
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