Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09

least one Of his executive force
to visit every part Of the country
outslde Of his own state ~ early as pos.
slblc after inauguration, without Inter.
iering with routine business at head
quarters; n part could be visited the
first year, another part the second and
no on until the ground had been toler'
ably well covered, aud then In the
event Of reelection the visiting could
be inside complete, those polnts Of
interest that were inevitably omitted
the fret time could be visited on the
second trip, aud by such means the nd.
Intimidation would be made and kept
reasonably fam liar with all " the
grand domain over which Il exercises
jutisdiction.
The far West has been visited by
four Presidents only and these came
when lhslr terms were nearing a
olofe-Grant (who only came As
far as Denver We believe until the
second time, when out Of Office,
Hayes, Arthur and Harrison. Eacn
nnd all expressed themselves delighted
with what they saw and heard, and
delighted men are those who arc Learn.
Ing something. II went ~ show that
what they had CLEANED from cyclic.
pedias, maps aud newspapers, while
complete enough perhaps In iis way,
was not sufficiently practical for a
country like thiF; and II was the ac-
QUESTION OF thia necessary la ormatlon,
this expansion Of the view we may
say, that brought pleasure to the visit
ore aud We have n doubt resulted 10.
yorably In ways we have no tiilcial Ao-
count Otto tho Visited.
The NEWS oiiers the sugges.
ton that tho people Of the
region west OF the RIcky Noun.
tains extend to President Cleveland,
Vice President Stevenson and the
cabinet an Invitation to psy Us u good
long visit, one that would bo reshul,
exhilaraIlng and comprehensive
throughout. Most OF them only
know OF Western hospitality by hear
say, aud we want them to redhss It, to
have II impressed upon tnem through
the medium OF their faculties, 10 know
Of Us, In n word, by being with u.
We are not altogether unsolnsh in this,
for We have right TO expect things nj
tho hands OF the administration and
from the present trend OF events are
likely to DO disappointed IN some 10.
specls at least. We recoguiss IN the
President an honest, uptight and
patriotic man; but his understanding
and practice OF some Of the economic
questions which affect us are tho
outgfowth Of study confined TO n soc-
tion only. We would have him
study all parts and then decide.
1t may not be denied that the Wall
street sayants are adopts In the art OF
finance, but their system has reference
to dollars aud cents only, not TO the
mehns by which these are brought into
existence or the men through whose
hardihood, enterprise and toll they are
primarily wresiod from the vise.llko
grasp OF the filnty creylces and given
cohesion and form In tho fierce breath
Of the fiery furnaces. II Is but natural
that the student should practice the
system Of education IN which he grad.
uates; but they all hnd when the
practice begins that the alma mater
WAS but the foundation Of their struc.
ture, that the remainder OF II had to be
built by facing, struggling with ana
overcoming obstacles which at school
they had only read and heard Of Let
tho President come westl