The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-22

N. Y. WOTlQ llJeIn.).
And it might have been added that in
place of Webster and Sumner we have
Hoar ard Lodge.
The Democratic conventions that are
being held almost from Gay to day in
various parts CT the country. and the
Democratic newspapers which give utter
show that there is no wavering on the
subject of tariff reform.-N. Y. Times
Oem.).
For the Democrats 10 waiver on tariff
reform would be to spurn the bridge that
lad carried them safely over the raging
torrent of protectionism.
The one issue which this session of
CT neress has definitely made up is that
of the people against the trusts.-Boston
Fost (Dem).
The trusts. have been against the peo-
pie from their inception.
While we feel huniiliated as an Arueri-
can citizen, us a partisan we could ask
for rothing better for the. Republican
party as campaign capital than the ac
items of the Democratic administration
have afforded.-St, Joseph, Mo-, Herald
Rep).
Most Republicans are aF Wiling to have
their American citizenship Inundated for
the sake of the G. o. D.
Every day delay on Clevelauds part
V it'll regard 10 the tariff bill is. worth
many thousands Of 1ollars to the distiilers
who are taking their whisky out of bond
before the increased tax takes effect.-St
Louis Globe-Democratf( Rep).
This will make good cheer cheap for the
Missourians and will tend to equai1ze the
tax on sugar. so necessary to the best
preparation of good cheer.
Poor Mr.. Cleveland is reported to be a
sufferer from malaria We should think
he would have the writer's cranip. When
he comes to sign Germans tariff bill.-N-
Y. Recorder OHep.).
The Republicans. seem to have the
cramp in the stomachs
wfat the name implies why should it not
81 ow the exact words uttered by Senator
German and by every one else who
speaks on the floor Of Congress? -Omaha
World-Herald As
To allow a member of Congress to say
what he chooses in the House or Senate
and then wait and see what public
opinion is on his speach and trim it up
afterwards, is nonsansical and should not
be allow ed.
In the repeal of the Mckinley. law and
the substitution of a measure which puts
106 items of domestic necessity, now tax
'ed enormously, on the free list, among
them wool, lumber, salt, twina. grain
bags. plows, reapers and all agricultural
machinery and implements. and reduces
the drafts on the labor and industry of the
people to the extent of s100, 100000 a year,
there is so yast a benefit bestowed on the
public that it is difficult to estina e it
Kansas City Times Oem.).
1t was for this purpose that the people
ali t.-I fl1n ne-,, ,rey tr--n
They will reap the benefit of their verdict
in the near future
Commenting on the Democratic plat
form adopted at Dallas the Houston,
Tex, Daily Post says;
The platform adopted by the Dallas
convention is, as stated by Mr.. Giddings,
who reported it for the committee ma
jcrity, "a compromise" and therein he
for it.
If they dhe Democrats of New York;
can keep the venerable Mr.. Morton pound
ing away at the blessings of Nckinlevism
they ought TO carry the state by $4,000
Kansas City Times.
Let Levi pound away until election day.
Speaking Of the income tax provision of
the revenue bill just passed the Phila-
deiphia Times says:
No one can escape its provisions by rum
ming away from it, but it contains no
guaranty against successful lying and
false swearing
Arduous and unnecessary as the income
tax may be, it has doubtless come to
stay.
All taxes are more or less arduous and
each class upon whom they are laid con-
s;ders them unnecessary.
If the Democratic senator's who. after
betraying their party and their country
by passing the German protective tariff
now hill the House bills for placing iron
coal and sugar on the free list, they will
stard thoroughly unmasked before the
country as tools and allies of the trusts
tariff-rcbbers.-N. Y. Herald Qnd).
They are unmasked now. If they kill
thege BILLS they will stand convicted with
the right of appeal gone.
The Republican Bureau of Statistics has
shown beyond the possibility of question
that the labor cost of making most varie-
ties Of goods is less in this country than
IN any other in the worlds. F. Examiner
(Dem.l.
And this owing to the fact that the
American workman turns out far more
goods in the same time than the work
man of any other country. This power
Of production is in no way owing to pro-
tecticn.
A free silver. conference has been held
III Washington. and the presiding confer
rec declared that a campaign of educa-
ton was necessary. He was +, correct
The campaign should begin with the
r emberS of the conference and tho<s
whom they representative and Elk
press Rep.).
The religious daily need not worry about
silver. 1t is very positive as to the silver
question. but none are so positive as the
ignorant.
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.
Miss Odette TYLER has returned fror,