Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15
ABOUT the suGAR FACTORY.
An Eutrrprl.e Worthy vi Support
Fioa livery STANDPOINT.

fHAlAN 1NNfNH affN'ta
My attention has been called to the
remarks N Representative Cunning.
ham Ia the Legislature, called forth In
a discussion On the manufactures aud
bountios bill, lat Tuesday.
The rcpori Of Mt. Cunnlngham's
speech, tskcu from the columns Of
Wednesday H,rad, Is as follows;
"Mr Cunningham made the only
statistical speech o. the day, being
opposed tn the measure, both on the
ground Of experience ~ shown by last
YEARS. outputs and the pfice-. lie
thought II had already encouraged
fraud, by holding out false induce
monts 10 The farmers which were not
made good.
"rhey got the boeta, the bounty aud
all the sugar free, aud Il then they
can't run lot It no down and cease to
exist. He characterized 1t a. a
I monopoly"
rhr Literal organ bid AZ the head
/ Of it, vd lIOfai columns iu the closing
days OF the late municipal campaign
| chow many Geutllts Aru In tho ym.
| pioy VI Mofmuusl"
Ihis discrslitAble and much 10 be-
doplored dcrrutl0u was simply by iu.
plicaliou, We laboring men know
well, however that with politicians
anu parties tho fundamental mnNims
are, "Catch votes honestly 10 you eau,
but catch them anyhow" aud the
cent justiilrs the means" But Tor
Mr.. Cunningham's speech thure Is
not even the shadow Of Justification.
came hota IN tho golden days OF
last October, aud found business NJ
completely Frustrated then NJ now Ia
mid'winter. | wa not q tcuuor-iuOt, Hs
| had worked In mlups slide by side
with university gmluatei ami lately
arrived omigrants. was not, there
fore, particular ~ to the kiud " work
when Hlught employment ~ long NJ
it was honest. could get absolutely
nothing to do, not even the position Of
dish.WRsher. A. a last resort / applied
to the mayor. That gentleman could
only suggest that ] see Mt Ryan,
which, however, | bad already
done. la the meantime my late
fund " money gave out. / had, Of
, course, heard u the sugar factory, but
was told 70 was a MOrmou institution
aud that none tut Mormpus need ap.
ply. / inally called upon Mr.. Jas. Il.
Iolulngs, the secretary, AMI received
! from that gentleman tho tlrst WOfl- VI
ENCOURAGEMENT had over received ~
salt Lake.
While ne could not give assurance
of work, hr Informed me OF the pnssi
: 0lb chances, and referred me u Mr..
} | Dyer at Lehl. | footed IL the entire
/ distance, meeting many unfortunate
hUniVt tor Salt Lake, serking cm-
pl0ymeui. "a fellow feeling makes ne
wondr0us kiud,n aud ] used 90 stuu
nnd question, warning thom that SAT-
Lake was ~ had flr Wufyingmau a,
the great American desert
When ] asked u they Ind applied al
, the lphi Ag,Ory, the luvaTiablu answer
j was "Nu! 10 ish Mormon Institution"
reached Lehi In due time, mad,
. application, obtained work, being nrst
assigned 10 the "stinu pllu," anu W..
trusted ut tue cOmpAuy's huWrliul
house without question,
D. Asac ImmsfUial mal IN the East |
e. had lodged at tue very best hotels, hul
& alter my western experiences VI two
yvaH ! mover appreciated the pr0yi
% lrnCu OF God go much ns IN the clin
q muuiuus 20 cling, clean new matttessrs
. prirr hUlitug, aud henlthiul an,
substantial .aJl afforded by the Uta.
sugar GOmRuya boarding house a
10 Lshi The lllireTs Of the company
Is when visiting ur worse, sat down an,
, pattUuk no tHr some i0OI aud u wa
guu enough 'Ir thrW ur iUr anybody
l ionni about tify i've fellow nar,,