The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-28
EXCHANGE EXCERPTS

Any attempt to create panic by scare
heads and forced conclusions, merely to
score political point on the present adj
ministration, is more silly than danger
Gus; but at its best it is a poor business.
Boston AdcerttSer (Rep.)
Ex-President Harrison does right to
sympathize with President Cleveland.
Mr.. Harrison and his friends have been
for years preparing the burden which has
fallen upon Mr.. Cleveland's shoulders,
and they ought to know very well how
heavy it is.-P0St-D Dispatch.
Having worked the free trade'' scare
in vain in the last two general elections,
| the Republican organs are now trying
| the panic scare as a means of frightening
the peoples representatives fIom their
purpose to reduce oppressive taxation. 1t
will not answer.-N. Y World.
A minister named j. Wesley Hill is
rayening through the east borrowing the
ears OF the populace wherein to pour a
tale of what he knows about the Nor
mons. A little caution would be wise
Goaded beyond the limit the Mormons
may tell what they know about j. Wes-
| ley.-S. f. Examiner.
| When we reflect that there is a grain of
gold in every ton of sea water and that
there is gold in the ordinary brick clay
underlying Philadelphia, we ought to be
cheerful. In time we may reach the de-
monetization of gold as we have already
arrived at the characterization of silver
| Philadelphia Press.
| The issue before the country is simDly
this: ''The people want gold and silver
placed on an equality before the law and
| kept there, and at the same ratio as pre-
vious to 1878. The money power wants
silver destroyed as money metal, driven
out as currency and reduced to the con-
dition of a commodity. '-Coin.
| There is only one rule worth following.
| and Commissioner Lochren, himself a
veteran, has adopted it, namely. to see
| that the true veteran gets his dues and
that the humbug doesn't get anything.
ii we are to have a real ''roll OF honor. -
the more rigid the investigation is the
motive that won't bear the light.-Read-
| ing World.
sWhen the silver states came into the
| Unlon,' says a Republican organ
Hthere was no contract, expressed or i'm
piled. that they should be furnished with
a market for their principal product at
| the expense of the rest of the country. -
No, the contract was that they should
furnish Republican members to the SEN
ate at the expense OF the rest of the coun-
try-a contract which several of these
E.
Uilte Courier Journal.
The news that certain Indian princes
are looking forsilver calls attention to the
fact that the suppression OF free coinage
| by the British authorities does not close
all the minis of India. the native states
have their own coinages, and although
their money is not legal tender in the di-
rectly governed provinces, it supplies a
large number of people. In fact. fears
have been expressed that the circulation
of native coins might break down the ar.
tifcial valuation of the imperial rupee.
S. II. Erdminer.
1t is pleasant thing to see that there
still exists French spirit, and that the
various elements in the population which
have been steadily endeavoring each to
cut the others jugular will now turn in
and make 1t warm for the foe in Asia
With such people as the French for
eign war may prove to be very useful
thing in this stage of their national exis-
tence. There were grave doubts durina
the Panama disclosures whether the Re-
public could much longer hold together
1t seems when the occasion arises France
is still France, and the affair ON the Me.
! kong may pass over, leaving the ueonle
a stronger and more unified nation than
they have been for long time ittsbur0
Telegraph.
The warlike powers OF Europe will be
interested in the attempt of the nitrate
combination to limit the expectation O
nitrate from Chile for the present year tc
q 600, 900 Spanish quintals. The Chilean
nitrate supplies are now She main source
OF the powder manufacturers, and il the,
are curtailed the cost is likely to rise
The Chilean government is, however, on
the side OF the consumer rather than q
the combination, as If collects its taxes or
the amount OF exports. In his recent
message to the Chilean congress Preiden
Montt suggests that it may be necessar,
to consider to what extent the restriction
should be permitted, and there are rumor.
that the government nitrate propertie.
will be put on the market. The prepar.
atoms for war are not likely to be DELAYED
by any scarcity of this important supply
San Francisco Examiner.