The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-08-04
PROVO CITY, AUG, A,
NOT FOR UTAH.

The republican faith is not goo d
one for Utah.
1t is anti-silver and Utah has more
uumined silver than any state in the
union.
For this reason, on the financial or
rather currency questions of the day,
the republican party cannot put itself
in touch with Utah.
The men of Utah must logically put
themselves in accord with pro silver in
fuences.
The republican party demonetized
silver. The memory of that fell act
Will never die out of the hearts of the
Utonians who have 80 much interest in
its future stability and price.
The policy of demonetization is only
a part of the great scheme of contrac-
tion by which the rich are made richer
and the poor poorer. 1t is and was eyer
one of thu principal articles of the re-
publican faith because that party and
its pets had all the money, practically,
when the war closed.
The republican party protects the
larger manufacturing enterprises of
the east and murders those of Utah.
The republican, party policy protects
the rich but suffers the poor to starye.
Utah is state of poor people, or
rather of small farmers, small stock
men, small dealers and small operators.
A policy and party which builds u p
the poor is the party and the policy for
Utah.
Utah has no green pastures for those
who Cypress the poor.
The republican party is the child of
the know nothing party, Utah is set
tied mainly by the poor of European
nations who came here so that they
might worship God, undisturbed, in
their own way-and who would have
their friends and relatives, still in the
old country, to join them in their new
homes. The policy of the republican
party is to close our ports to any more
immigration,
The republican party is the party of
repression. The people of Utah are
in favor of all those measures which
encourage the growth of men and lib
eral sentiments.
Ch@ republican party is narrow and
full of prejudice. The people of Utah
are broad and liberal.
The republican party has ever been
opposed to the admission of the ter
r1tory TO statehood. The people have
worked assiduouslY for forty years
to attain statehood.
The republican legislature cut down
and crippled our provisions for schools.
The people are in favor of the strictest
economy in everything else, but the
broadest liberality in their educational
enterprises.
The republican party met the
'wealers with outstretched arms and
bid them welcome. This liberality,
false and foolish as it was, cost the
people of Utah q big sum of money in
one way and another.
The republican party, headed by the
Tribune, prosecuted the officers of the
law and called for the impeachment of
the supreme judges who made lawful
efforts to keep the tramps out of the
territory. In this, as in every other
way, the republicans have shown their
utter lack of sympathy with the peo-
pie.
The republican party, at least in
Utah, descends to the most unworthy
measures, as for instance the "Sure
Thing" article of the Tribune Yester-
day. That's unworthy journalism and
most unworthy politics. The people of
Utah like fair clean methods and hate
'sculduggery."
The people of Utah are manly and
hate such maleYClence as the leading
paper showed Yesterday. |
1t has never answered single position
taken by The DISPATCH and hopes to |
silence it by personal abuse, black
guardism and like unworthy and un-
professional methods. 1t will fail as
has another paper of that ilk, nearer
home.