Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-19

More than this. We are driving directly
TO the end which FREQ coinage would
bring. under The silver purchise law now
on The statute books. Can there De unY
Doubt about NJ Let any ono noto Tho
character u the money thnt day Low day
como. into his hand silver altrady
largely prodomlnatcs over any other
form. t'ndora yearly issue Of s10,00l..
900 more Of silver. how long before u will
be- Tho rhiof or only form an1 the Gov.
crnnaut, receiving only silver In pay
mont " Federal taxes. Is able 10 pay out
only silver and redeem It, currency l..
sue. only In silver some years, per.
hhps, but the end i Inevitable.
On the other hand II ls urged that
European countries have no silver
bullion, aud they require what silver
they have for circulation at home. a
writer In the Springfield RepuJieaa Of
n recent date contents that free coin.
age il a trap to catch democrats and
defeat them Ia lsO9.
Here Is what he says:
"Tbe senators representing the silver
mine. have killed the force bill and have
brought up tho FREQ coinage net. Tho re.
publican leaders have not lost all their
senses, and having been wakcd up by
b,ing sold out, they have now set tpp
for tho Democrats. They might have
objected 20 taking "a vote on the free coin
age hlll aud stopped Il, but ~ they value
party sucruss more than the wcliaro Of
thocouniry, ~ hr ~ one may nudge by
their VOTES, they failed 10 object toa vote
on the nee coinage bill in order 10 lead
the Democrats into trap II the DE-.
mocraiic ny chooses to walk nt1 the
parlor 'ot by the Republican spiders, the
Ropubli ans viii np. object. The Repub-
licnu b'.scs know perfectly vol that
much ~ tleIr tariff has dlsgl,'od their
own cons ituouts, aud much ~ they are
d.HtrusIo by ihc mora sagac'ons mem
bors of tlolr own party. many Of their
cOn,ilponi- are aware that there might
be- something worse N IN maintain q
Republican asecnicncy for the present.
1hey An,W.,cry woll that II the Demo.
cmts commit Themselves again to The frot
c'mtgo Ut silver under the present con.
dilons NJ tho country, the Democratic
party mgh, a. welt throw up the sponge
II cannul carry the rasiorn and middle
States, which mr. essential to success
IN The ncxi Presidential election, " cotn-
United e. the free coinage act. Yet IN,
Democrats appear TO bc rcady to yoi,
upon froo cfnago, aud arc apparently
about TO commit Tie customary blundei
which She, hlyp committed many times
wIlmlly bringing their party TO grie
Just at the Tins when they might u,k'
control Of tho government and hold IL foi
a very long period.
"lf thh measure u carried Il will DO.
come ovdont that neither party can b,
trusted. Toe Same measures must thor
be taken that were taken la 1873 to organ
iyo the frcc-soil party. This will not b,
dlincult--it will more than justify tn,
action of the mug.wump. for the las
fur or i've years. The new party mus
bclt both the others ~ tho freo-soil parts
did, and white working to that end with
out any expectation Of ever olccllng IL
own candidates, 1t may force both pariIc
TO change their tactics and 10 dlrcc logi-
la,ion so ~ 10 promote tho general vel
fare Of the whole country raihor than Il
subordinate tho general welfare TO mer
party success, and To tho demands OF tn,
senators and representatives who repre-
sent silver mines and who do not ropro
-ont any body of voters that would carr
any considerable influence except 70
: their control OF STATE. that have no RICH
To exist ~ States"