The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-15

NOW indlsputable facV That no pretex
remains iur Charging that the maJorit
OF the people OF Utah are ia oppositlo
to natlona. authority.
In tine passage through the hous
tnd its report IN the senate Of 4 libera
aGd excellent bill for the admission o
u tan as state on az equal footjnl
@Itn the existing states; and we urge
is speedy enactment as measure O.
SIMPLE justice TO the oldest and most
prosperous of the existing territories
In the appointment OF bona fde resi-.
dents of the territory to the various
Offices In the gift of the government in
stead Of men from other sections of the
country unfamiliar with orr people and
The situation Of our affairs as was
the rule under republican sdministra-
! items.
And we further endorse all efforts to
maintain the dignity and authority of
tie government and remove the effects
Of over thirty wears of republican mis-
rule
We endorse the official acts of our
delegate In congress, Hon. J. l.. Raw.
Inns, and offer his able and successful
services as evidence of democratic en-
ergy and fidelity to the interests of the
people OF Utah..
We denounce the bvprocrisy of that
portion of the republican press and
parry, which infamouoiy endeavors to
charge the effects OF the legislative
errors of a third of century upon
party which had but just entered into
power when those terrible evils over
spread the country. The logic which
argues that effects precede their causes.
Is lii reasoning lor a party which af-
Trims that the foreigner pays the tariff |
lax on the imported goods purchased |
by the American people.
We arraign the republican party for !
Us treaCherous course in relation To the |
80 called industrial" armies Hav-
ng brought the lsb0ring Glasses into
be conditions under which they suffer
ilra.It the vt..ioua it,g-r"intinr =
Ong career Of power, republicans have
.ostered If not originated the move
Hent upon Washington by thousands
II the unemployed. They have inter-
cred with the efforts OF the judiciary
maj The executive in different places
o enforce the law. They have encour-
Gtd The massing at the seat OF gov
OF thousands of nome .ess men,
made desperate by republican leg:
Station, hoping tnat their presence
would emDarrass the administra-
on and convey The false impression S
hat the party In power is responsible {
DIT thirty years OF republican misrule.
In this arralgnmenJ we include those |
1cal republicans who have endeavored {
} cast Tidicule upon the governor, OPP e
upon the judges and insult a
pon the militia and the cOnStahulaIy,
hie those officers were engaged in
reseTving the public peace and seek
* 10 Jlrn back the tide OF poverty
INCH was flowing into the territory.
We deeply Sympathize WITH The dis
ess Of our fellow citizens, the unem-
Dyed working people of the country,
III particularly OF those who are
HeilerS III our territory. We depiore
e policy which has brought into our
ldst large bodies of destitute men,
hO have been supplied with the very q
cans that was required for the sup h,
TT of the resident poor, and some of n,
nom sought to obtain the work which Z
as needed 10y our OWL population. n,
e declare 1t to De our conviction that n
lily by the reforms which Will be iu- r
Odnced by democratic congress and cC
ADMINISTRATION. can relief be afforded n,
the oppressed and needy working h,
,pulatIon and prosperity be assured y
he toillng masses, n
w t denounce the false pretenses re- ra
city put forth by leaders of the re tb
lDilcan party, by which tnev seek to ii
cleve the voters of the United States u,
10 the belief that they are friends to p.
lver by linking it wlththe heresy of
election. The terms "bimetalism"
d the enlarged Use of silver" by
lich they seek to dazzle the eyes of -,
g west and the south, are only catch III
r2ses to fool the unsuphIsticated. ~
ey DO not mean the free and I'M nj.
lited coinage OF silver at the ratio a.
10 TO l, which is he only true soiu- ~
u OF the money problem and the only hI,
hume blmetallic policy.
We denounce the national republic
] party: For its false pretenses of
iden regard for the people of Utah wi
ainst whom in its platforms and by Tn
reme legislation it Indicated intense arr
'tlHtY from its inception. Its simu- an
ed affection is co-incideDt with the the
oearance of possibility of repubi- prt
support in the territory, and that stu
support was the only cause of its COZ
Y attitude. 1t is the unselfish tend Un
ess which the spider feels for the sc!
lea
We denounce the only republican leg ho
Iture Of Utah territory: For its wi
ste of pnblic time and money in ad
n endeavors to manufacture party Blu
'ital. ter
or its opposition to the educational vel
erests OF The territory, by refusing an
appropriate sufficient funds for t, in
lcultural college anu to carry on tt
}erslty according to the provisions
tn law Creating the institution an
ulring the establishment OF neccS
Y DEPARTMENTS, and also Dy enueav
AZ to cripple the public schools in {
eme TO take away part OF the rev. me
IL necessary to their support and d. wi,
t 1t for the purpose of giving boun- the
TO benefit private enterprises. irs
or surviving 10 commit the represent IN.
es OF the people, IN memorials to clio
gress, to gross Misrepresentation OF esr
and egregious plumbers in princi- thu
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