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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-14

1elbe, oer Den idIsuBli0en Moroanfali auf
senator sumner gel1a6t hatte, lteb tt0
bon Dem Q)anfees QbgeDrnneten 8urIinqame,
ben er getor0ert bate, 9QnSlt0 ms Sods1
born iaaer, inbem Der @eforoerte als aus
ae5eidneIer 8ihienibiBe Bl6leH ais
9ueumaffen gerpGblt bate.
2tm Sorabeu0 0eS 8iirgerfriegs fpr6erte
Der pirgtniide acknowledgements Yr1or
nQ6reitp elmer 0ebatte ilbsr Die SflaOenz
frage ben 9&isconltner Yotter; oa aber bleler
oils Q0aiien Somie5W ieiier pGblte, 10 iteute
fih 0ueQeri6 Yrbor ni6t gum Suea ein.
Wfander Der berausfprbernoen Sumter
DurOe in Saole ielbit gebOrig bon ieinem
@e9ner parlanentaril6 ab9etrumpft.
Sin Srdutlunfer lln oettI6en 9teidStage
nun, eIl tonlerpatiper 0raf BON Nrrirn,
iu6te IS Dteier Sage pGhreno Der Debate
ienen ebemali8en 8aumwoQejunfern Glei6@
3utbut.
Sei Der 0ebatte ijbersso pie ouf Die beuti6en
BeItbuneen IN StOneltafrtfa be5igItden
Yoiten 0eS @oloniatetutS inorf Der @roI
benz, %beriibmten Observation-Disclosures Or.
SnotDtg Salnbcr9er aus Wtain5 mleDerbOlt
Dor, oerlelbe :polIe Deutl1eS 9ano Oil @nGz
LAMB nerfaufen. 8ambsrger er!pioerte: @r
tuuroe auf Die 8ellerfunaen beS 0raten III
gebuhrenber QSeile dntlporterl, tDenll DteS
mD8li0 ipGre, obne sur Srbnung gernIet
3u tDeroen; zines lplden Germ ipegen
tuoIe er li6 jeooh feinen S~rbnunaSruf 3uz
5ieber. @raf Qtrnim REF nm: v9te 2Intz
mort oarauf ertbeile i1 auBerbalb oes 40r7
laments", uno Ell IieB feinen 3peifel 0arilber
beiteben, oa6 eS feline 9tbiiht lei, lih nit
benz @ib9eoroneten 8amberger 5u bueIIlrelt.
8amberger itebt i'll nsununoic65t9lttn
QeDenSia6re, bat friber alS StuGenr uto
i'm Sabre 1849 alS Sreil6Grter belptelell.
baH es ibm mabrlid niht al Ufutb uno
0afientidti0feit feDlt, iii aud etE Slutsz
nerrpanbter Der alien Otattabder. Aber
9au5 nit 9te1t 5Og es Der alte Oerr Oor,
ben S~orp5buriGen> uno Steute1altt5>Wtas
nieren Ds5 0errn @rafen nit Der S6Hetoe
Der 9ebe ent9egen5utreteit, tnoem1 er elr1z
bringliG ertplberte: Gr pertpei9ere Die Nuz
nabn1e Der 3eugen De5 grafeu; baS Sc
rebnleu geplTer 6erren, Die Da glaubten,
Qnoere beleioigen Ill b%Irfet, mGbreno tie
ielblt feline 8elei0igung etuiteden MOLTEN,
ionbern barauf nit elmer 6erausforoerung
gum 0ueu anGDorteten, ellt1pre6e ourdalis
ni1t Der WIroe oes oeutl6en Earianents.
Sang peroubt nabm @raf Nrnim Diele
Sure6tpeiluug ent9egen, ulb ul1ter lanftz
miitbigen acknowledgements trat Der crit 10
erimmi9e 9ueleri6 ben 9tid5ug Oil.
Die 9ueueri9e in ben parlameuten
SraufreiGs, StaIiens. 1lngarns u. /. ~.
lolIten lid bas Sprii6Iein 8an6er9er's
ebeniauS merfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-14

Deutiden uno italienii6en Sein6en cine
ldredliGe GerldnDrung a1ge3ettelt. Noer
bic babten Gen berrlihen Wta1n nur oes>
halb, neil ct Der or0Bte ScpunSerer ulD
QelebriGite 9ladobrner Der goltttf Seiner
Oelligfeit lei. 0ie Qapit SEQ XIII. Die
tHlge Nepublif Srontrei9, 10 noble GG5z
bIl6oI Srelanb Die lun9e olrlertta1ll9e Jtez
publif nit driitLihem @etite bur6ortn9en-
Wenn Der 4apit ben @r3btlhot BON St.
Baul 3uriidipieie, 10 wIrOe ft6 in Nlnertta
ein @eld)rei erbeben: v0er Baplt bletDf
butter benz $poreeihritteneh :3eltalter 3urud
nub lebt iid in SppOlttiOn 81 Dem berDorz
ragenDiten QlusIegsr Des fatbolt1deH 0es
Danfens auf bieier Seite oeS Ntlantlldet
Mteeres." Qtber man oiirfe 5~uDeritdltlth
boffer1, ba5 Wigr. Srelano Der 9tepr9len7
taitt 6e5 @influiieS Seo'S XIII. llno Jtor1lS
i'll Der 10 lugenotrGftlgen neuen gSelt blet9
ben ipsrbe.
SSl ser GabelDepei1e, Detde oas Sob
SSrelano's aus Dem r0miiden glotte NOD
Nmerlfa 6eriibertr6Qt, lit Oreiit cine ge>
bauptnng auigefteut, melde in Jton lelblt
ciIt GeluaItiges Sdlittell beS Scopes per>
urioden oiirfte, nGmlid BOB OleIes Sob
otlem Nnidein na6 nom Yaplte lelblt I'M
ipirirt lei.
OfieabGr Eat Srelanb nit ietner plnns
pen Gaftif, Die eber fur einen bI1teripalos
Ieriicben pOIttil6en Wabltampf, aIs titr Die
9egenipdrtin i'm 0atican berrl6enoe tetne
Diplomatic paBt, feline 9robeu Nusltbten
aui @rfplq. l6enigiten5 bot Die fatbolllhe
pNmerifa" in Ct. 9outs allen @rullo, DteS
an5unsbmen. Oenn iie, Die lid lon1t
ielbit gang osuti6feinoliden amertf0nilden
BtlhGfen 9sgeniiber Der gr0Bten SIritht
befelBtgt, la9t gans fed: Was ben oNtont>
teHr De}tome" betrefte, 10 babe er niht etnert
S6atten offtsielen ODER Oifi5iDicn Gbaratz
ters. Was bon elmer Snlptratton Des
vWtoniteur" >NrtifeLs burD Den Bapft ges
lagt merpe, iei reines 8le6; unb leIblt bier
in Mrnertfa mIroen ItH iur Die Nneretn>
f1itigiten bQbur6 betDDren lalleu.
Su bieIem unebre:bieti9en Spne fdbrt
bes frnmne 8Iatt in ct. Souls fort. iiber
Sretan0'S Wanoper in 01Dm absuurtbeilen
uno DerlGbt ii6 babel auf oa5 neue 0aupt
Der YropaganOa in Gon1, cardinal 2eoos
dopsfi. Der Die 8erbGItni1ie in 9tmerita
9enau fenue uno ii6 tein 4 fir elm Il norz
MAIDEN lalie.
SrelouO ldeint in &om beionoers audi
iir leinen in Saribault uub Stiuwater III
WtlnnelDtd 10 tlGgli6 tn Die Vrude gebel1>
ben Blan Der GerquiGun9 fatbolilGer
&irGenlhulen nit tpeltlihen Staatsi6uIen
81 wiblen, un oaburh beutl6en &ir6ene
ldulen in 9lmerita tpieoer Elm 8ein 81
iteuen. 0o6 iiegesii6er perfiiroet Die
pNmertfa", DoB Der Deridiaseue Srelano
au6 nit oieiem Blane furhthar III Gont
Durhtauen tper0e, uno au6 babel itlBt tie
fi6 superiihtlid auf 9eboe9opsti.
SIM Sutereiie Des fatbolil6en SbeilS bes
amerifanilhen Oeutl6thumS lit 81 boffen,
baB Die v4merita" nit ben tbrsn Mutb
se8en Grsbii6of Srelaao 10 iebr itGblenoen
0oftnungen &e6t bebalten mirO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-14
Sempfrattide &6mpen 8e9ea StI=
berfdttUitt0el>

Snfolge Der Wiafdbri9tett beS Nusi6uiz
les fir 8elhGftSoronung I'M ltattoIalen
Observation-Disclosures miro Die beril0ttgte Gill
berfreiprGgungsbiu 8lano's nobl in otelem
Wiouat noh auf'S Tapet fommen. Die
DemofratilGen SiIberleute tra9en cine lebr
iiegesltdere Wftene CUR S6au.
SnOeiien iino mehrere in Der WGbrungss
frage gut beldlagene Demofraten i'm 0aule
entl6lolien, ben &f gesen Die 8lanos
Bill auf'S entl6teoenlte 3u fiibreN.
Sen 8ortdmpfer Dieler WfGnner, Sabriz
fant 6arter BON Sbto, Daben mir crit
tir3Gt6 gelhilbert. Nu1 lit beretts etn@
gebeno bes bemofratilden Nbgeoroneten
W i'll a m s bon Wfaila6ulctts ern6bnt
tporben, Der ben unierM 2eiern befannten
meiIterbaften Yeri6t Der Wtnberbett bes
Wfiiu3auslhuiies gegen bic 8lano Gtu
e%rItattet bat.
Sin anOerer bemofratiiher 6auptrufer
i'm 5treit 9esen ben SiIberi6ptnoel miro
Der beutl6 amerifauilae 2tbgeorbnete
MaDner bon Baltimore leiu. st iagt
i'm GongreiftonaI DIRECTORY iiber Itb nur,
DaB er im Sabre 1850 in Baltimore gs>
borert lei, letne Qusbilbun9 auf Der nai>
perittGt bon Girginien erbalten, Die Gedtsz
praris betreibe nno l6on Der StGatsgelegs
eebung BON Wlarnlano uno Dem norleBten
nattonaleu Qb9eDronetenbauie angebOrt
babe. Plus alter i3eit ipiiien mir aber, oaB
CT Der Sobn oes Deritorbenen Ifreiiinnt9en
uno tohsebiloeten beutlGen Ssraeliten
Nanner BON Baltimore lit, melAer bort
chit treu gu benz groBen &eformz &abbiner
9aDio Gtnborn belt, aud ais 2ebterer
nit ebeniopiel Wubt ass Wtutb gegen Die
8%eri6m0rung bes Observation-Disclosures
auut umitur3 Der Union uuo geeen Die
brutale Notwithstanding IN Wfarplano
%auftrat. lin 10 natirlt6er lit es, DAB Der
acknowledgements 9tapner nt6t gum
8ourbonen> Sligel Der Democratic 9ebOrt.
@iner Der bebeutenoiten Oempfrattl6en
YubIiaiiten, 6enrD @attericn bonn 2Ouisz
DiIer v@ourler Sournal" l6rteb flr5lt6
ilber i'm:
v@enn man mid aufforbern ioate, utter
ben ~iln9eren @ongreBmit9ltebern ben
StaatSmann Oer !3utunft 81 lu6en, oann
piIroe i1 GdDner bon WtarDla1D ais benz
ielben be5ei6ueu. ST lit Elm eeiitrei6er
Otann. QlS Geoner miro Ct bon 8einem
i'm 6aule uno I'M Senat iibertroffen, uno
ieiu g8iilen 1T e6enlo 9riinolt6 pie %pieliei>
tlg. ST Derfligt uber cine 9DDenitim,me,
leln B~ortretbtbum lit unerlhOpfIl6 ulto ct
iprt6t 10 gut, wie Blaine in leinen beiten
9teonertagen geiprO6en bat"
NuG menn in pielem 2ube Elm uel1ig
iiiolide lleb.rtreibung IGSe, tDdre es imner
nod beDeut1am Genug.
Nls aroere oenlofratiide 6auptfGmpen
9egen Den Silberi6Dtnoel i'll 6aule tperben
9%enonnt: Der feurtge eirilbe Geoner 6 0 d.
ran BON IteD Oort. Der &ehtsQelebrte
OeToreit bon Connecticut, Der Ibeoz
Io8e 6 in ne b bon SEEM 6ampibire,
aao Oct Sn6uitrteQe Cable bon Nof
SsIanO in Suinots, Deiien @nti6ieoeubsit
gegeN ben StIberi6tpinbel 10 manGen in
Der Sra8e 5%iDeioeutiGen oemotrattidJen
Staatsmann bon SainotS bei6dmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-14
Dermi1htes.

- Ser bemofratii6e StaatScentralalsz
i6uB BON Qlrfanlas bot Die oemotrattl0e
Transformation auf ben IA. Stunt nab
2ittle &o6 berufen. SSn oerlelben peroen
Staatsbeomte nomintrt unb Oelegaten fur
Die @bicagoer 9tationalconDention eriDablt
tDerben. .3met 0rtttel Der Wattglteoer bes
NuSlhuies itno gu @uniten BON @lenez
lambs domination, bod lit Die Sttmmlng
t1nNugemeinen au1 INSTRUMENTATION et1es
neitliden @anoiDaten giinitig.
Oie 9robibitioniiten baben 3roBe Golts
men fir Die YrGiibentenwabl i'm &opte.
Nus Detroit miro unter'm 10. Otdr5 lols
genoes barber gelhrteben: Ser GorltBer
oes Nationalen Yrobibittonsausl1u11es,
ASroieiipr Samuel s. 0ldie, traf bente
Wtlttag bier ein. ST. lit mad benz Neiten
gefommeu. mn Der nGd)lte ISOLDE in Wraao
0tupIbs ltattftlosnDeH Stats Nrouiblttonss
@onDention beiSulpObnen. Yroieiior Oldte
la8te, Die Yyoblbitionspartei tpcroe i'll ben
oiesidbltRe n~ationalen Wablfalnpf nit
Sebnlnai nle6r 6ilfsmttteln i6relten, als
tbr 1893 CUR Gertii9un9 9eitanoen Datten,
nlGt bloB mas Die @lomittel, %lOnoern aud
mas Die 4Srelie betrdfe. SIS beitdnoen Or
%garllatlonen in ieOem Staate Der Union,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-14
5arm=C QnO uNO CuM6er feet.

SD babe nod cine arpBe Qn5abG gutter Sa9tnatu
SbaL Wlibt9au, Sarmldnber in unb angren5enb on
Wtarion S0pnibtp, rpelde ib inter @ultur feben
mD9te. Nteine 9dnber fiub BON elmer 9uten oft anges
itebelten 9eQeub ~um9eben, ltno iino III BET gtdbe BON
guten M6rften, SduIen nn6 &irDe1. 3pet 0euti1e
&ir9en finb ipGbrenb Der lebter apet Sabren ohf
unieren &dnberr Qebaut lporber, unb iiber lao Selti3e
boben bort 2an6 gefauft. Nuf meinen 2dnoern fam
man NIT penig Soften iiberaG = flieBenbs Srunnen
- erbaItett.
9en1enigen, pelde baIb 40 @der Dber mebr fanFe1
unb meni9itens a bes &anfpreiies anaablen, mill i'd
bic foloenbe Bill BON &untber 9e6er, nm tbnen oor1tt
buuen 3u Delien 2000 S6tubeln, 1000 2atten. 1000
SUB grstter, 1000 SUB Bill gt0ft 500 SUB Sloorins'
I'm ioforti9es @nIiebeln an ~erretber, made i'd
~ouBerbem nod bieie meitere O~fferte. ndmlib 9ens
ientqeu, bic 40 Acer ober nebr faufert, min i'd 10
ader fret ge6en, BON bemielben Stiide, fuelbes tie
faufen rnD9en, penn fe irnerbalb frraer 3eit auf oas
&onb sieDe1, lnb borauf baue1t un0 %anfangen es AT
perbeiIern. Gle tDnnen enttpeber ben 9ortbeil elmer
bieier Sfferten poer belize 5uiontmen bennBen. SD
babe aud perI9tebene gut o%erbeIierte Sarmen gu BEES
fauen.
G. 8. SowIer,
226 81. 9omtGtOnftr, @asinatp, @etIeite, ibid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-14
StetduSifmcS.

Ser Gr3biidof SreIano bon ct. Saul,
Der arltnme TeinO oes Oeutihtbums in Der
tatpolt'den Elrtpe 2(rnerit0's, bGlt ii1 jeit
et1iger d3ett III 9tom auf. so er lest bort
aud otreft perl0nLtd geQsn oas Deuti9e
tpubtt, iplllen mir fid)t; bod idetrlt eS 10;
uno oaB er baiel6It Nortbetle fir lid lelbit,
baruuter pdbrlGelnlid ben &aroinalsbut,
au erlanaen iudt, lit tlar.
ST IdBt .fiW gu oiejem 3pede int einem
befannten fatbolIlheu Blatte, benz ,Utoniz
teur oe9tOme", g~etDGlttg ncrberrlideil; unb
er bot oafiir aeior9t, cas- Dieie 8sr6errz
IiduugeR nad, glmeriFa gefabelt tDeroen.
Sn Dem Nrttfel belBt IS, Der areile 8dpIt
lei p0lig pom @r3blidof Don 81. SAUL be-
geiitert. Sreili6 iei gegen ben berilbm-
ten @ait bon 6euti6 zameritanil1en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-14

Gin 98ieuer 8latt eriunert baran, boB
Shirt 8tsnlard, els ibm Dor Sabren mitz
getbeilt pur0e, DAB 8enni9iett, Der Ulbrer
Der DtationaQiberaleH, un5ufrteoen Jet, gez
lagt babe: vOlun, 10 mag er na9 Nmerita
o~tstpanoern." 9amalS abrte CT nidt, oaB
eine 3ett tomineu t0nnte, no er ais u0torgz
Ter" en- chef gum Nustpanoern eIngelaoen
meroen nIroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-14
erfldreu, baB Elm &rieq beborltebt un6 fi9
ni6t mebr permeioen lGBt.
Nn6ereuropdifhes 2Iner

HbEleHlVPuVTUC <FuEIlET
Sn 6erat, Der 9auptftabt Der eIeihnnmiz
gen afgbanilhen grouin3 lit Die Cholera
auS9ebrohen uno lon it6 ouf Der mad Qerz
fen fibrenben 6aubelsitraBe nod lebterem
Qanoe peiter nerbreiten. Die 8eridte
Iber bic ioeben been6ete 8oltsz
5Gblt,ng peiien fir Stem Soutb @ales cine
Bep0IferunQ bon 1,132,234 Seelen auf.
9arunter b~eftnben ith IA, 1876 gbineien
unb $3.50 @tngeborene. Die Stabt SDbz
uep bat cine 8cp0lfcrung bon s 1856 Gin
tpobnern. = Dim /. September tpiro in
&tmbalp, in Der britiiHen Sap &oIonte in
SIbofrifa, Bic libafrifanii6e @etperbe>
NusieQung erOffnet tueroen, fir Del6e
SEQ. S. &una bon Der Seem gorter
SutpeIier : Sirma SifanD & So. gum
Ngenten ernannt tporDen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-14

9teIes trnd5fOolle, SepOlIferte 9httfttntttr 4Idr-
inr aet, ~beite6eM0 ol1s 4 Gtilttet, miro Ge8ert @inz
%Ierouag pnn einem 9oI(ar lino f~iinf5ehn Gents (tHeilz
iueiie sltr @eItr.iiung Der 1lnfoitan fLir @erpadlng,
@erianottoits1 u. iND) on tr9eno cine gorslis nerihitt:
ob6elieferr, un0 es brald6t abiolut nibts iladbc5ahlt
lperoslt. @s 9eIhtebt banptidblh3 nm lttier @ef@dtt
befantt at MAIDEN, mo mir ituo iiber5et9t, rob lntr IN
~erbalte1ls Get Sbrct 9efannten p~or6ei8en, 1ltO itltier
Gejihdft e~ltptehlet i%uoGet, uno mir %eriparteit, fcB Ste
Das hun nerbeu. 9ieiss id6re Get beteht aug einellt
Habmet1 iiuo aus gIau5enosm MctaH genladlt, i6ot
beforirt uno lit Der f%einier @anier nit prdtbtt9eHt
@(iii1 g~cpnlitert. 9ieie Sfferte lit 1tyr gut fitr tur5e
Belt, ltao ~ t bitten babcr. iofort 6t ~beltcQer. gttIe
9e6ert Sic 9enou an, tpte Otet @clo Sic Der 8eitellng
beile9cn, 1tnD Of sic Elm Ooer ntcbr Gets tpilr1ibe1t-
9rtefe p6ne Ginln9e pot etnenr Dollar mn tinfye51
Gents lperoen nidt beritdltcBti8t.,
LONG ISLAND MFG. CO., 81 Frankfort ST..
NFT vOpR NJ V
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-14
aSaS scr Soe brtnat.

Saiier 0itbeIm mill al elmer enaLiiden
Jtegatta tbetInebmen uno letne Oo6t
uNteteorN babel ielbit commanotren. Oer
Jfane rDleteor" lit cir tpenig omin0s. SIN
llebrtgen aber lit vmein Gurs ber ri1tige" :;
Oa fam es benin Mettiegeln ui6t feblen.
Der S6riftiteuer s. S6iff iast in elmer
Gtuote iiber 8tIDenbru6s ,6eiItges
Haden", oieier Wdr6eni6wanf ventbalte
nidt cine ein5t9e @eitalt, ionoern lauter
aus Si6ern 9eih0pfte aaeenleins 8egriffe,
als reDenoe Auppen befleioet." ga lei be1r
Die W1o3art1S dtfaneoer'ih e v3auberfl0te"
bod etWas gang anoeres: v0ie 6umanltGt
Der Nulfldrungs5eit erbtelt tbr @pangelium
Ill Der nit unre6t miBa6teten 0i@tln9
Der 3auberflOTe, Oeren nalbe Snligteit un0
Sicfc fretIId ourd bic bImmltIde Wultt
WtoSart'5 eiu S6aB iir unier Seelenleben
getporoen ftnD. Wle i'm tein 2&ort uno feill
Bib iemals eeWdbren fanu."
Der Sumoriit Wfarf Gnain tit elmer Der
eingefleil6teiten &auder betoec Welten.
Gtgarren rau0t er perbdltntBmGBtq uur
vwenise", 10 Elm StIder 5000 i'm Sabre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-22
WHAT The WHISTLE COSTS.

Is it not about time for the Republicans
OF the west to begin to suspect they are
paying a pretty high price for their whis-
tie! They did their part 10 securing the
triumph of the party four years ago. They
elected Republican President and Re-
publican Congress to support his admins
tration, but what did they get to show for
it? What western interest has been bene-
fitted? What additional value has been
impaired to western farmsl
1t is alleged and not denied, that eastern
manufacturers contributed very literally
OF their means to secure the Republican
triumph in 1885. But it is also true that it
was on condition that they should
get their money back twenty times
over. They required the Republican
party managers to put it IN their platform
that they were committed to prohibitory
tariff-such tariff as would forbid com
petition and give them monopoly of the
American market. And in the MCKINLEY
bill the pledge was carried out. The
bargain was very good one for the manu-
facturers, who knew what they were
about when they made it.
But large share of the money that in
this way has gone and is going into the
pockets of the protected manufacturers
comes out of the western people in the
shape of the higher prices they have to
pay for many of the necessaries OF life
under the new tariff. And this is the
price that the Republicans of the west, in
common with the people at large, are pay
ing for their whistle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-22

the Republicans and work with that party,
and we cannot believe much OF this will be
done. The Saints, besides being largely
Democratic from principle, have special
reason for disliklng the Republican party,
for 1t is to that organization that the Nor
mons can directly trace the fact that they
have for years been deprived of the rights
and privileges of citizenship and made to
endure as aliens in the land of their birth.
The very circumstance that the Republi-
cans have suddenly turned from intense
hatred to fervid love of the Mormons
should convince the latter of the dishonesty
OF the politicians and prove that trickery is
in the air.
We refer to this matter, not because we
apprehend the Mormons will go back on
their political principles and permit them
selves to be caioled into occupying az in
consistent and indefensible position, but
merely to call attention to the desperate
condition in which the Idaho Republicans
lind themselves at the opening Of the cam
paign. They know that the game is up
with them, the people having resolved
upon change, and in their distress they
are ready to reverse their attitude of life
time and make love to any who can be of
| service to them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-22
PROHIBITION IN IOWA.

Prohibition, or rather the repeal Of pro-
hibition, is still the leading issue in Iowa.
Ii is one Of those local questions that make
people forget all things else, and so
whilst speakers and the press will have
much to say about national matters, pro-
hibition will ootrude and influence the re-
suit. Prohibition has heretofore been ag-
gressive aud forced the fighting. Now it
is called on to defend itself, and to show
reason why it should not be abolished
1t has been reserved for the Republican
anti teetotalers to pronounce the fiercest
maledictions against prohibition-and if
half what they say is true it cannot too
soon be abolished. As a temperance
measure, they say it is totally inefficient
1t burdens the people with taxation. 1t
deprlves communities of all control
over the liquor traffic and of the revenue
it might be made to yield 1t drives
away population and repels immigration.
1t makes the building of large cities in the
state impossible. 1t encourages perjury,
makes hypocrites, and does not lessen
crime or pauperism, nor empty iails, peni-
tentiaries, insane asylums and slmshouses.
This arraignment is the voice Of Repub-
hcans. 1t is they who are taking the lead
in the movement for high license. But
such Republicans are apostates from the
regular organization. Their behavior is
reasonable to their party, and considered
revolutionary. The body of the concern is
too far committed. They have made too
many appeals on the high moral grounds
which they pretend are the foundation
stones OF their partisan action. They are
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in this business $50 stepped in, returning
were as dangerous as go DER"
THE GARBAGE PROBLEM.

Inc wise men in the city council should
at once put their heads together and devise
plan for solving the problem of the dis
posai OF the garbage which accumulates in
the city. We have nothing to say concern
Ing the agitation on the part of those good
people OF Bingham with sensitive olfac-
tories, which resulted in the indictment
and prosecution of city official and rail-
way company on the score of maintaining
nuisance, said nuisance being the prem
lses where the garbage taken from Salt
Lake has been dumped. 1t is not doubted
that the grievance was real and the COM
plant was righteous one. At the same
time the agitation is likely to prove a good
deal more serious to the taxpayers of the
city than to anybody else. Last week the
railway company pleaded guilty to the in
dictment and was fined 500 and costs.
The years contract for hauling the
garbage having expired, the railway COM
pany, whether in a spirit of retaliation
against the public or otherwise, w, do
not pretend to say. at once gave notice that
the charge for transporting the stuff which
the sanitary inspector collects will here
after he $50 per car instead of IS, as form
erly. lnasmuch as the collection averages
car day, the public will be able to ascer-
tain very readily the cost of moving the
garbage and also to understand how SER
ious the problem Is. The offal and filth
must be disposed of in some manner, but
we respectfully suggest that Salt Lake can
not afford to pay $50 day for carrying the
matter out of town, in addition to the cost
OF gathering the garbage at the depot. The
luxury comes too high for even a rich,
proud and progressive city. The expense
of operating a crematory would not be so
great, but crematories for consuming
city's filth are not the successful institu-
tions they were supposed to be few years
ago, when European and American town
authorities were enthusiastic in their praise
as furnishing an easy solution of the gar
bage problem.
The city council should at once grapple
with the question and at least endeavor to
devise plan which will materially reduce
the expense without lessening the efficiency
of the sanitary service
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GO SLOW AGAINST IMMIGRATION.

In the east it is fact of at least some
slgnlncance that the labor organizations
are beginning to protest against the main
tenance OF policy of inviting and encour-
aging foreign immigration. They hold that
the once great demand for labor is now so
nearly Tiled and the difficulty of finding
employment in dull times so apparent that
the time cannot be far distant when the
annual addition of three or four hundred
thousand immigrants to our population
Will cheapen wages and make the struggle
Tor livelihood too hard for those who earn
their daily bread by daily labor. 1t may
De that the nationality of the present immi-
grafton has something to do with this op-
position. There are increasing numbers
coming from Italy, Hungary and Rus STA,
and fewer from Germany, Ireland and
Great Britain and it cannot be said that
the change is for the better.
But it is not likely that popular senti-
ment is ready yet for complete reversal
OF our established policy and practice Of
announcement Our population is large
enough for all aggressive and defensive
purposes; we have 10 reason to fear any
power in the world But the country is
not yet halt settled-many of the states not
having one-fourth the population per
square mile that they are able TO sup
port and the territories having a
much larger proportion of unoccupied
domain. There is yet so much to be done
In the development of the west that it is
hardly probable public opinion in this re-
gion will be ready to close the gates, or
even partly close them against immigration,
unless it be of the pauper kind, for twenty
years to come.
The pioneer spirit, too, has gone out of
US. There are no more Indians to fight, no
more game to be killed, and the boundless
solitudes which once lent such fascination
to the life of the hunter, are now traversed
by screaming locomotives. Even the belted
cowboy, who followed in the steps of the
plainsman and mountaineer, is fast disap-
pearlng and giving place to the herdsmen
and shepherds More population, more
railroads, more towns, more mills, smelling
works, churches, school houses and that
sort of things is the constant demand.
Twenty years from now will be time
enough to erect barrier against immi-
grafton.