The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-08

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This is the vigorous opposition which
the RepublicanssAare making to the in
come tax. They5dare not promise to re-
peal it. In this State. where they ircor-
rectly regard 1t as unpopliar they crit
and not, as it ought to be in their opinion,
On the poor But in the congressional
districts throughout the country they dare
not say one word against it-New York
World.
If the Nebraska Republicans were. curl
Gus, they might ask the governor why he
have not believed that our people, al
ready suffering from low prices. can or
will be satisfied with legislation which
year later he praised the Mckinley bill
on the ground that it had made prices
lower still-but the Nebraska Republicans
are not curious.-Omaha World-Herald.
An intelligent gentleman who has re-
Gently spent considerable time in that
state (Kansas), assures the Times that
exodus from both the Republican and Pop
ulist parties to the Democratic organiza-
ton, and that every day men who have
been heretofore active in one or the other
termination to support the candidates OF
the Democratic party.-Kansas City
Times.
to McKinleyism? Is there any evidence
that the people desire a re-enactment OF
the Mckinley law, or would consent to
it? Is there a. single Republican leader,
with the exception, possibly, of Mckinley
! himself, who has the courage to publicly
favor it's re-.enactment? Is there any evil
denee Of disposition anywhere in that d1-
in the United States of prominence that
dareS TO advocate a return to the Nc
kinley. prohibition tariff. Not at all.-Min-
| The. findings of Mr.. Justice Harlan, sit
tlng in the court of appeals at Chicago,
IN n review Of the famous. strike. decision of
diverting a very simple matter of the
mass of sentiment, legal erudition and
balderdash with which it has been cum
the foundation of principle that all men
are free when they have equal rights,
and that equal rights cannot be denied,
! knew that in the beginning but had
largely lost sight of it.-Detroit Tribune.
| And SO are all the rest of the protectees
serve to survive as captains of industry.
Their cry for protection is the cry not
OF need but of greed. They know per
cost of production do not go together.
They know that as a rule the world over
high wages and low cost of production
80 loSetHerr ara Iney KNOW the reasons
why. They know that the fact that wages
are higher here than in Europe does not
prove that they need protection against
that the manufacturers of Europe need
! protection against them-Chfcago Herald.
! Whatever may be said in praise of the
governors personality, it is not main
tanned with any persistence that he is
converting anybody by the argument OF
his speeches. He is posing essentially as
a man of one idea, and. more than that
an idea which is buried beyond all hope
! of resurrection. The campaign and cleo
ton of 1892 settled for all time the repud-
iation of Mckinley tariff duties. If the
Republican party passed into power to-
morrow or rext month or next year, ii
would not dare go back to the Mckinley
rates; it would not defy the anger of the
people with return to old and discarded
conditions.-kansas City Star.