Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04

located within our borders impol Sc upon
ne rcsnO We cannot escape.
Humanity aud consistency stuuiru ne
20 treat Them with iotbenfancr. rfdin
Out dealinga with them 10 honesty and
c0nsidcraiuly regard their rights and
intgtc'ie. Every uiiOrtshould be- made
% lead them, through the paths
OF civilization and education,
20 srli'supp0rtIng and Independent
cii'Zenehip. ~ The meantime a. the
uaiion's wardo they should he ptompt-
" defended against this cupidily Of
dt.ignlng men Hui shielded from ovcry
iuHucuce nr temptations that fotards
ihtir Advancement
TARIFF REFORM
The people Of the Uuitod states have
decrcul on this day, that the control
li thuir government In It's leg.
lslauvo executive branches shall be
given the political party pledged in
most pOiliive terms II the accomplish.
mont 10 tar.n reform. They have ,hus
determined Boa isyor OF u more Just and
equitable syutem ui federal taxation.
The agunts they have chosen 10 carry
Out their purpose were bluni 10y their
promiscs, not ie-U than by tile com.
nnul OF their mnsturs ~ devote
themselves uuemilungly TO this
service. While thoru should be uo
surrender Of principle our task must he
undertaken wisely aud without vim.
uictivoues'. Our mission h not the
punishment but r,c,iiicatiun wfourt.
~ IA llting the burIenu from tho daily
life VI our people, We trduCe inUIdinlte
unequal advantages long eiuoyef,
this ~ but necessary iuciden,
u. our return 10 tight and Justice. II
We exact from unwilling mind
Ucgutpsceucn in the theory Of
honest distribution OF tho govern.
mcnAl Lenticencc treasured ~
.uI all, We but intist upon
the principle which underllta
our free Institutions. when VIZ tCnr
aside tho uelutions and miacgnceptuns
which have blinded our Countfymeu
to theirNUudition under viciOus tariff
lawn, We but show tucm how far tatv
hive hocu led away itom tho pathf uf
cOntnutment and prosperity. When We
proclaim that tho necessity foF revenue
10 support the government furnishes
tho only Justification for taxing the
people, We announce truth 20 plain
that Us denial would seem 20 Indicate
tue extent 10 which our judgment
may be Influenced by familiarity
with the pefycr,iOns OF tho taxing
power. Ana when we seek ~ rcinstato
tho tuli.Cyullieut husiuess pnisrpriso OF
our citizens by dAcfcIiting affect
dependence upOu governmental favor.
we strive 10 stimulate those clements
OF tho American character which
support tho hope % American
achievement. The anxiety Tor the 10.
dumptlon Of the pledges which my
party has made and the slllcitudc fOrn
complete Justification Ul the trust tho
people have reposcd IN W, cUustrain
me 60 fcmiut those with whom am
to corporate, shat WE eau succeed h.
doing tne work which has boon speclai.
~ set before us only by the most siu-
core, harmonious nud lIsinturtaled
utlorL Even u insuYainble Uhltaclcs
aud opposition prevent the consumuig.
ton 90 our task We shall hardly be tX.
cused; anu u failure cnn be- traced 20
our fault or neglect, We may b, sure
the people will hold us T. swli, aud ex.
acting accountability.
THE OATH.
The oath now take, to preserve,
protect AMI defend the Constitution oil
the United States not only impre.sive.
ly deilurs the grsai responsibility /
usBumc, but suggests obedience 10 tue
constitutional cOmm 4ndg as a rule by
which my official conduct must beguid.
ci. BhHll ~ the best OF my ability, and
within my sphere OF duty, preserve
the Contribution by loyalty protecting
every grant " Federal power 10 cOu-
taius; by defending all it, restraints
when attacked by impallence aud rect.
lcfsncss, ant by enforcing IT, llmita.
tons aud teseryat.OnH In tgvOr Of the
state aud the people.
Fully imprrsscd with the gravity Of
tho duties that CoufrOnt me, mindful
OF my weakness, / should be appalled,
n Il were my los ~ bear unaidrI the
possibilities which await me.
an, however, saved rom discourage.
m-ut when / remember that | shall
have the support, council and co.Ulor.
alton Of wise, patriotic men, who Will
stand at my side In cabinet places, or
represent the people IN tneir legislative
halls.
1 find also much comfort IN femom-
berug that my c1untfymen are just
and generous, sue "a Tie assurance
mat they viii not condemn tuuse who
by sincere dey0iiDuitO thoso services
Grstrye theiF iolbulrHnce approval.
Above ull, / know there IL q Supreme
Being who rulea the affairs OF mon,
VINCE goJinoss and mercy always FOL
lowed the American people; and /
know He will not turl from US now, n
we humb'y anu Ieyeren!la!iy seek HIS
powerful aid.