Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-14
An uSwARRASTABLE ATTACK.

apart from the personal reflections u
casts upon honorable gentlemen, has
bearing upon every publishing house
whore printing is done for others.
Therefore, and for other reasons, the
DrrHREr NEWS has something TO say
on this matter.
The Journal states that "Tho Young
Wou,cns Journal, Published In Salt
Lake CITY by the Mutual Improve
ment Association, ia being turned into
a political organ" II then refers TO
Whist II calls ia long republican hsr.
rangue," and INSERTS what 1t claims TO
be the object Of that "harranguo," and
claims that II Ia tan intensely parti.
Ean communication from u radical
republican," and wants to know
"why Il should attack man Of the
standing Of MIR. Thatcher and attempt
to Justify the attack OF Frank Cannon"
Then It proclaims the discovery that
"the magazine bears the announce
ment that George q. Cannon x Sons
Company composed its business man
sgemeut," and from this concocts the
theory that "the Sons had something
to do with turning the magazine over
to the Republican party, In order TO
advance certain selfish interests and
crafty certain selfish ambitions" and
makes vile and personal ding at the
head Of the firm, which all who have
spoken to US on the matter have pro.
nounced Infamous. The journal, In
conclusion, announces what It will do
In regard to "independenp organs
"no matter which side they take"
and intimates that religious magazines
and newspapers must not take part In
political discussions.
First. we will say that The Young
Womdn's Journal Is not being turned
into a political organ. The editor,
Mrs. Susn Young Gates, announced
st the opening Of the new volume, the
addition o, u department on "Consti.
tutional Government In which politi.
cal principles would be- discussed. We
think this most oxcellen, method OF
instIucting young people In the theory
OF civil government, and quite appro.
PIRATE In n young wOman's journal.
The articles which have appeared In
that department, forming but n small
part OF the magazine, 70 far as We can
discover have been fair aud Impartial,
giving the views Of adherents OF both
the great national parties on various
subjects. But the magazine has de.
voted much more space TO matters that
are not by any means political.
AZ to the present number 1t con-
tains three brief political sketches, by
"5hurlock, "who may be lady or
gentleman, II matters not which, and
we do not know or care. One is called
disqualification at Home" and con.
veys some OF the views Of Ga highly
esteemed Republican leader"- name
not given-which, summarized, amount
10 the opinion that while the theories
OF Democracy are fine and beautiful,
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