The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-08
DANA'S DYSPEPSIA.
lie Has an Unusually Severe
Bilious Attack,
CAUSED BY GROVER CLEVELAND
Rejoicing Over the Democratic Victories
George Jones Says he is Like Artemus
Wards kangaroo.

Especial to THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Disnatcb
NEW YORK, Nov. THAT European
tour OF Editor Dana, of the sun, didn't put
hlm In any better temper, nor did the roll
Ing VI the steamship on the ocean relieve
MIN OF any of his bile. Here is parto of an
editorial which he publishes in Fridav,.
Sun under the heading of THE Reapuear-
ance of q Skulker."
REFRESHED and reinvigorated by his four
weeks OF cowardly silence while the Dem
ocrats OF New York were fighting for very
life against an nti-Democratic coalition
the stuffed prophet now reappears and is
sues solemn manifesto through the Asso-
clated Press, saying:
Il am delighted. 1 challenge the right Of
aLy man In the country to rejoice more
heartily than over the results of western
Jay. MY qualification is that of an Ameri-
can proud OF his fellow countrymen. who
though led away for time by party pre,
Juices and blind confidence in CUNNING and
selnsh leaders, could not be Geludsd sto
ehelr RUIN. They have demonstrated that.
III ueanng with them, it is not safe to cal
cuIate tnat they are stupid, or Needless of
the welfare Of their country. The neces-
SHY Oh tariff reform with it's consequent
reduction In the price of living. and the
duty OF the Democratic party to advocate
IL, mas Deen fully demonstrated by the ac-
lion Oh the people yesterday. Their deci
sion mas been deliberately made, and it is
all the more significant, because they have
voted upon their reason and Judgment he
cause they have proved that corruption ia
poWefless as against their convictions.
III course, there is nothing for the Dem
ocratlc party 20 do out push on the battle
aC al tlines ana In all places on the lines
which they have laid down; that is. to in
slst upon wise adjustment of the tariff
taxation TO the reasonable needs of the
government as opposed TO the plan which
enriches the favored class at the expense
OF the masses of the people Until victory
Is won, the question of tariff reform will
not De settled, nor the pledges and profess
slons OF the Democratic party TO the
people redeemed
III the man IS honest, he is a monoma-
mac He sees nothing in the past, present
or future of politics save that up0n which
he relied for a second term as president.
an experiment, the results of which were
puolsned two years ago this morning, to
a dlsneartened and disguised democracy.
he thinks the party is still lighting away
on the lines he laid down for the Campaign
OF disaster. He practically claims as a
personal triumph the victory to which he
has contributed not word of cheer OF. en-
couragement, not vital or suggestive
idea
'Mr. Cleveland sees, or pretends
to see, only one thing and the
issue he sees, or pretends to see. is
an issue lnseparably connected with mia
own defeat and with disaster What riCbt-
we ask again, has Mr.. Cover Cleveland tn
a part in the general rejoicings! What
has he contributed to the achievement thar
mas been won by the unseldsh and unspar-
ing efforts OF genuine Democrats! 1t would
be much more interesting 10 learn from
Mr.. Cleveland whether he voted with the
Democrats or with the anti-Democrats in
the municipal elections, and if he skunk M
at the last moment with Tammany ballot
between his thick fingers, what selfish con-
slderation impelled him to leave his cover
and vote as he had not prayed and against
his own personal adherentsn
IhlS is the way Editor Jones, of the New
Y ork Times, replies to the grumpy editor of
the sun: Our contankerous contem-
porary, the Sun, continues to fulfill the des
cription given by Artemus Ward of his
kangaroo, as an amoosin, but onprincipled
little cuss.'
perhaps no public man in the history of
the country has received such a vindicaJiOn
OF MS sagacity and foresight as was given
TO Mr. Cleveland by the congressional cleo
tons Tuesday, though, to be sure, he has
been very strongly assisted of late by those
remarkable leaders Reed and QUAY. Yes
terday's sun woke up to the fact that such
vlndlcatlon was a great triumph for Mr..
Cleveland. Thereupon 1t put blinkers over
lts subscription list eye, and bringing them
over to bear on the object of its hate. broke
forth into curious and comic article. The
Suns power of iniuring Mr.. Cleveland, if il
ever had any, has long departed"