The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-10

ly- good work for industry and trade.
The new tariff will stand. 1t will prove
is all that anyone can ask under existing
ctrcumstances.-Boston Post.
Retributive justice would seem to sug
geSt that the Randall army might eX-
! change places with the Kelly army and
thus save the wear and tear of an over
land trip. Instead of marching a few
hoboes from Chicago t San Francisco
Chicago let Kelly and Randall swap
armies" Why not? We believe the peo-
pie of the intervening safes would heart
lily endorse this scheme.-Chicago Record.
The proper way to get rid of an obnox-
ious statute is by repeal, or as Congress
man Bartlett, of New York, proposes to
do with regard to the. income tax, by
amendment of the tariff act. To ungear
the machinery by which an offensive law
is operated or to withhold from it the
machinery necessary for its operation is
not only unstatesman-like and undigni-
fed, but cowardly action on the part of a
great legislative body, especially of that
body which is responsible for the enact
ment of the law.-Washington Post.
1t would be misfortune to the cause
of religion if all the ministers of the
faith We're to adopt the methods and pur-
sue the processes which General Booth
has adopted. It would be almost equally
unfortunate if there were none to occupy
men have been turned from evil lives by
the homely but potential methods of
General Booth, when the eloquence OF
Spurgeon could never have reached. On
the other hand there are millions firm
and happy in the faith to whose minds
the preaching of Booth never would have
! appealed-Kansas City Times
Mr.. Henry o. Havemeyer. the president
of the Sugar trust, says that Mr.. Cleye-
lands suggestion of repeal OF the oil
terential duty on refined sugar II carried
out would ruin sugar-refining in TINS
country Mr. Havemeyer said last week
that the trust would be obliged to shut
down its Ieflneriss because SEE 1t er Was r fosng
ed business. Mr. Havemeyer's statement
was therefore proved to be untrue. 90 Is
the assertion that the, American sugar
Refining company needs pro,tec.ttII Cl IN n,
true. From one, judge all False IN
one, false in everything. IheSe are
ma xims for Mr.. Havemeyer's serious con-
sideration.--N. Y. World.
The Presidents message says of the re-
port on the Chicago strike that the
standing. and intelligence. OF the comm MINIS
and suggestions they make are worthy OF
careful Consideration" This is somewhat
oracular, but probably is not 10 pc taken
as an approval of the report. Ii 1t We're,
II would be tantamount to disapproVal
by Mr. Cleveland of his own acts, for the
report is, in, effect, an aTgmm niSnn+ LOT LOT
dong precisely what
fused to do. If Carroll D; Wright had
been President he would have ar lbfIs5fa
snnoe+tinp or other. no matter what, and
that should have run its Hs Wer of is co ons
tracts, but ree-quarters.-N. I. Evening
Post.
OF Senator Carlisle's currency plan; the
New York Times says: THE proposition
rego al hank notes n1 nndsG So 90 far Is oa as
onr,,a,,s the relief of the treasury from
the risks of extraordinary drain Of gold
1t makes q use for the silver ooliars .; ana
silver certificates. of small denomlnationls rs
Which is a proper and save use. 1t tends
to keep these forms of currency IN aetual
ernployrent and to prevent their asteady
and freousnt return to the treasury on
other hand it e tpe nro aae system
for small banks in the more thlniy-set-
districts e, 1 That is not h faef {hat viii
~ , 70 he taken into account in estimat-
ing ing the probable working of the system