Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03

tho recent clsps % M1uta %, wy M
log and especially Idaho meet bc G d
% Instance. Even 20 Umirent he
publicnu authority o. Frink CsnuoY
.sys ltte OGDEN Standard EDITORIAL
NV. rs, i6b2)
"Tho Liberals protest against statehood
seem. Co. uD kiud ui boomerang. In.
stead ~ preventing statehood it VIII
surely has.Uu it n Mr. Cannon had
boon oicc,pd Umh would mall probability
uut have bad statehood fur four Year,, rs
the Democratic par y would hnNo beoh
iu no harry lo nlmil torrtpry Win q
Ropubiican majority. oar Lbotm
friends nov SEQ tnoir mistake, but thoir
perception is "a little too sub.cquont To do
ihom amy good"
Bu. the rual Dc nocratlc position IN
the question De- thlt: lnvrp are hul-
uTeua of vltcrs In this rerfitOfy-prf.
hays thuusands-whD have nOt allied
Themselves with either political organ.
IzaiiOu-whOsu minds atu not yet mnio
" on national quustiOrt-uut WHO 90
know most emphatioslly what concerns
tho welfare aud prosperity Of tueir
beloved Utah. To this class 0i voters tue
Democracy sayt-Me have Alright ~
your votes IN the coming election.
You know the vital importance OF re-
turuing legislature when shall be
Ia Hympa. hy with the governor (sIme-
thlug % mas hardly been Ia the history
OF Utsh), the P1rsiIvnt aud the nation
li couritFs. You know what the
Democracy has done TO SHOW It's
friendship for the people OF
Utah, from tho tino hru "
admitted hor delegates 10 the Chicago
convention, down 10 tins present, When
~ has fa.bud the bill to restore the
Church punOual property iulquitously
spized by the net OF COngIesa coh'
tro!ltd hy Republican majority and
when h. has just received tue report OF
"a DbuOofuuc CUmmittee, uunnimUusly
iay0ring statehood fOr our Territory.
rhlH clBHs uf yOttfs the Democracy
confidently rnya II would 10 iollyi -
political 1lundrr, TO say nothing Of
gt0w ingratilu1e, 10 elect other than
q Dem cratic Legislature.
That part u "Wa.chUf's" eriiclc
which saya tho financial is'uo IL su'
lurIur 10 the statehood Issue ia this
election IL too prcp1stefous 10 need
htRuinv. But his assumption that the
Democrats are thb enemies OF our
nome industries an assumption
ridiculoutly ant maliciOusiy put
forward ON Republican stump
all over the Territory - ought
10 be- denounced, despite ia scl :
apparent falsiiy. 4 cay II with all
raimucss anu deiihUration, with tht
faota at hand to prove ~, that Demo
Gratis have PUT as much money iut1
/ home industries IN Utah n not more
than Republicans have done-and II
/ 10 only necessary 10 cite the n q. NJ. 4,
! Shoe factory, the Provo Wooden mile,
| the DISCREET Wooden mills and she Utah
/ sugar works 10 subBtnntlato what say,
| Democrats preach AZ loudly IA r.
| publicAus do TO their familiti
and ffienin 10 pAtr1niEe homt
| industries; 10 keep money In local elf
culauon; 20 give the home product tht
| preference. But the Democrats &c
not FAY 20 the government; "lako the
/ tax money Out VI your treasury aud
/ give II 10 lhis, that or the other corpo'
/ ration to huip Il because II makes shoes
/ cloth or sugar" Where shall this
] bounty business stop, and what would
/ be tue taxes and thu poor 10 la short
/ tins u every laugu.shing anu inianl
! Industry were 10 ask AID from tho ftaE
ufy2 Why should not this ID iy mine
have a bOuuty2 IL emplOya a larg,
! number VI men, but silver IL at priu,
that % does not pay 10 work. Why
not the iron miues In southern
| Utah? Why not the tour miller Way
nOJA4y " tho dozen other inuuslrlei
that have substantial payfOlls2 ruo
legitimate eui NJ tue bounty theory
IL Increased taxation 10 support iayofel
Glasses ~ the expense OF tho masses
ull that increased taxation brcomel
unsuppoTtable and bounty defeats its
own himt.
In this connection Il may not be ou
OF tho way 10 cite very familiar In
ftance as showing the position q
Democrats on the question OF bOuuse
aud bounties. | refer 10 the cope
plant, which asked the citizsus Of Sal
l. Ike fora bonus OF 100000 cash anu
small townslte basldes 20 Induce II
10 locate here. That bJuus was lcgltl
mate - II was given h8 freely
hy Democrats as by Republicans AS
voluntary ac': BIT VhsH Sat Ldk,
Ciiy corporation assumed 10 put ia han,
INTO RS '.'rV and take OUT .95, 900 o
the peoples money aud hand II opsr &
MG COPPER plant cHtorpTise-dHd ha
Uhtthcr ne people BGTo pniUg Or uii
WthHg lthat tUeH 80 drdsht q Ropubh
can as Aithur BrOWH Is not a 5siiGUs
IA this s.rt Of b.uHty, Is sh0DH by ~
ltrsdttnmg u q jim ths O IN That en-
6oded Me bOuay priHople ~ iDi.loI
Democrats 81 GScHuOusy tytot.
In brief, the theory Oi Democracy
Is that II IL not legitimate Tor govern
ment TO Gid industries which are no
seltsupporting, by taxing those whici
are. IL they are sull-suppOrling, th
bounty IL not needed, and only goes /
enrich those who aru back OF them.
In further support Of my assertion
that Democrats are not hostile 1
home Industries, | name the follow
lug well known Democratic citizen
whose money IL IN the for,mts NJ OF al
our local enterprises from n, q. NJ. |
aud the Sugar factory iowa; Nose
Thatcher, Hebor j. Grant, Franci
Arnstrsng, W. b. Preston, Geo. w
Thatcher, John II. Winner, II. 4
Burton, g. S. Burton, John =, Barne,
George Romury, l.. $. Hills, rnos. ID
Dee, ID. IL. PeVry, a. o. smooi, Fran
w. Junnings, ". A. smith, T.. q
Webbor, anI many others wui mign
be named. Coz. Angus.
Special Meeting.