The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-04

| Folsom Cleveland, she has already in
trenched herself in the respectful affection
of every body and it needed but her attain
ment OF Observation-Disclosures of all words
in any language-to lift her to the pinnacle
of popular estimation. The Cleveland baby
was the talk of Salt Lake, as probably of al
the country yesterday
| The Tribune has the contract for the
! printing OF ), 900 copies of Librarian Limp
mans report. To pool issues, as Dennis
kearney would say, the paper publishes the
report in full this morning verbiage and
all. and then turns it over to the job Office
which will use the imposition in carrying
out the con tract. And that is what the
Tribune calls enterprise. Well, wen.
! The Democratic statesmen who, on their
way from the Pacific coast, Will visit Salt
| Lake aud L tab, and disseminate while here
/ the doctrines of the immortal Jefferson,
will have immense audiences in this city
owing to the presence here Of thousands OF
visitors to the fair and conference.
We wish DR.. Miller, of Omaha, who was
to be one of the party, but sent regrets,
could De here. He would smite the Liberal
Rep lblican combination hip and thigh as
he did during his recent visit here That
he smote them hard is evidenced from the
abuse the opposition persists in heaping
upon him to this day The following letter
was received from him by the Free Lancer
yesterday:
OMAHA, October !, 1921.
friend has seat me the 7r,bV7e's attack or
silver. The personal part about my maIsins
money out OF corporations is an o d saw o
SANDER The truth Is that nv stalwart de
Tense and fostering encouragement to ou
Nebraska railway system cost the Oman;
Herald and Miller & Richardson not cen
less than $4,000 a year for more than ffteer
years. Yours, GEORGE l.. MILLER
Now the fact is that DR.. Miller has beer
farsighted enough TO know that unless
Omaha secured ample railroad facilities sh.
must succumb In the race for supremacy
with Denver and Kansas City, and there
fore ne advocated the most generous polio!
towards them. A less courageous MAJ
might have shirked the task, but DIR. Mile
never flinched. To use vulgarism, she il
not built that way" His enemies, o
course, raised the cry that he was hire
ling of corporations, but even they apollo
gized when he returned from Europe, AM
it was but decent to tell the truth abou
him Itremaiued for Salt Lake paper G,
dig up the ancient falsehood that had neve
received credence from any thoughtful mai
in Nebraska.
And Omaha, thanks to DR.. Miller an
other men like him, has to-day 150, 900 in
habitants-
1t speaks we'll for the tolerance in tn
army that corporal should be appointed
commissioned officer and assigned to tn
same command in which he served as
Hawley at Fort Douglas. At the SAN
time, we congratulate the officer on hi
good fortune.
Balmaceda Cute claims that he is ne
| drawing all the salary lie is entitled II
that he has not drawn any commission O
special taxes, which is his DUE That {
course means that in good season and {
his own time he will call for his sheckle.
and it also means that even the Dictate
has not the temerity to tap the municip
till all at once.
! L. G. Karrick Is reported as workin