Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10
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h'civc mimi is truly fascinating. one
u carried oacs 70 III" past, anu i'ef
himself actually converting with, or
listening tV, 'hr sages VINO nie ueau
anu gone Spinrhm.sho ~ n-tohished
al their wisdom or NJ any rate, I'M
pressed win 'helf honest isi'h anu
simple Innocence
Ia peiusing tue pages OF tue hfs.
volume OF the DEstHEr NEWS when
bcslns with june 10. lsol' anu ends
with August H. 1871, one meets with
many passages that today make inter.
.suns teauihg' ihefe Is one 10 par
teuiar tbht Il psculi'rly appF1priAteio
our Tine its " be found Ia the issue
Of January II, ls5l.
In view of the great huhbub raised
ut present about the fostering Of home
industries and the DEVELOPMENT of
dom,sllc resoutcea. this document has
n p,ouliar si,,iucanco. ft,. IN, m,s.
sac, of o,ov.rno, n,,,bom yo,,y 4,
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'ho Annals OF U n''cu states history IN
political wisdom II Ia Incompatible
II embraces every topic neoIfal ami
relevant 10 q State government.
Itdwells forcibly on industrial sub.
Iecis. ,xt,ac, from tho State papor
win sbov be.. Win. n exc,l, in. nj.
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"li Is highly desirable tina, tho capital
lists 81 THIS STATE should Introduce ma
chinery forihe manufacture ofall kinds OF
machinery, that VIII hereafter be required
for factories, c,c.
Stoves alsoand other articles Of heavy
impoTiaiions should be manufactured by
our own enterprise aud Industry
incalculablo benefits would result to
this community hihey would engage In
almost every KIND OF Manufacture, not
nly!ron. bu' paper, book',wo olcn cloth
leather, croekory, stone ware, aud sugar.
Upon ihislaA' named article VIII sub
init single oi'imhle for your considora'
uoni Not more than twenty thousand
persons would use so9, 20 pounds allow
ing only one ounce day TO each petsonl
the cxpens, OF the transportation alone,
at the low fatc oi ton eonis pound.
would amount 10 sia,5la sum equal TO
construct the most extensive sugar fac
'oryi and whom considered In connection
with the superior quality OF the beet, aud
facility with which II can DO raised In
these valleys, rondors u most suicidal
policy Tor usp be Deepen dent upon Other
than our own resources Tor that article.
In the nelgh0orhood OF what has uan'
ally been termed Little salt Lake nov
Iron Coun'ylour exploring party OF last
winter discovered ineShius'iole beds oil
'ne WHY o ,' W ',''' ~ s-''''"''n'
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am, a,v s,c.,,,.6h c,,,r.,itl,n Mn
proye .uiAclsn, indu,e,non, f,r m. can't.
.ali.,, 70 lnve,. their moan, IN whatever
viii necessarily proysa .afo investment
and insure an abundant rtiuuti any and
all kind, of encouragement by throwing
around them an george 20 sad sufficient
government should nngnesponably ee
gwen u u Nl-u"hi 20 'e' e'punl % a.
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II, ano,,r,g, on,crpr,s, /, co,.,,,,e,.
inc wnrk. of MAGNITUDE II may be wei.
10 grant privilege, but they should bc
80 guarded as To be made pmeuablo 20 the
power granting them at oil ilny.. 8, pre-.
vent the abuse of the powers granted, "
dlycuing ihom % any other object than
tho one designed
Read carefully the last sentences IA
the foregoing aud compare thl
".Tusts," mouopllles privileges md
labor troubles OF today with what wa.
anticipated, aud what should bi
guarded against as pictured Ia tina,
message,
That the sugar project at that time
was notn praciica success Is no rtfiec.
ton ON IL promoters Heavy and cum.
brous mhchiscry was Imported from
England nj almost incalculible eN.