The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-03
A DISORGANIzED ORGAN.


There appear to be no favorable indica-
IONS OF change in the cerebral condition
OF our esteemed morning contemporary.
The fever does not abate, the pulse runs
nigh and there is that parched state of the
SKIN that indicates perturbed system. AS
usual in such cases the patient has bad
taste in the mouth, accompanied by rest
lessness and dementla, with predisposition
10 rave and say bad words.
1t was, indeed, pity to spoil the Tfibune's
little game, to burn up ell its fireworks, to
take away its tin horn and drum and to
destroy its jack-in-the-b which it wanted
to scare people with. They even took away
It's false-face-poor thing!
But let US condole with the Tribune.
That concerns only mission for good
while past has been to hold the bag to catch
Democrats and keep them out of their own
cotes. 1t has hesitsted to show itself in its
true colors as an out-and-out Republican
paper, because of the fear of losing Demo-
cratic patronage, which it holds by false
pretenses. 1t marches under a bogus
banner. 1t falsities its own knowledge of
the condition of pat ties here their aims,
able and unworthy object of deception. 1t
ISLANDERS the best Democrats in the land,
and then whilst inwardly cursing all Demo
Gratis, licks the hands of such as
it supposes to be weak enough
| to be Influenced by its selfish mis-
representation on local questions. It's
whole support, whole life, depends upon
the maintenance in popular belief of q
structure which has no foundation, and is
built on thin air.
The Republican national executive com
mittee, which is not generally believed to
be composed of noodles, is not deceived by
the morbid stuff which the Tribune gives
out. That paper may pull the wool over
the eyes of persons already blinded by pref
uolce and bias, and undertake, in the midst
| of great national issues. to air some petty
spitefulness of past period, but it rnds it
all carelessly ignored by the moguls of the
Republican party, and this makes it very
sick
One particular thing dreaded by our I'M
fortunate neighoor is Of course the
effect produced upon those Demo
Gratis who in territorial matters have
acted with the Liberals" The advice to
the Republicans of Utah to settle their
differences was sufficient warning to
| Liberal" Democrats to get out of that
camp, without the addendum, which was
an insult and reproach to every man who
comes Of Democratic stock. We shall not
soon forget the burning indiEnity, the sui
lying opprobrium, cast upon the Democ-
racy, present and past, by the official heads
of the Republican party al their late meet
ing in Washington. The Republicans OF
Utah were exhorted ito rescue the terri
tory from the danger and disbonor of future
Democratic CONTROL No Democrat can
suffer this aspersion to go unre-
buked. And we are glad that not only in
the resolutions pertaining to Utah. but in
the body Of the call for the nominating
convention, the Republican executive
committee showed no desire for the coop
Grafton of Democrats. An invitation OF
that sort would have been transparent by
pocrisy, which would have Disguised the
Republicans, without gaining q recruit.