Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-29


Loud voloOI mofalisis who have
winked 1t many thinls In themselves,
anu condoued unuumbtred things In
others, seO In this practical query Ms to
modern social purity only an on.
slaught on Its proiesaed fundamental
virtue, and an intrusion ON In.
herittd custom, which had neither
moderne.ooti1n nor RECOMMENDATION 10
sustain 10, tclilgent conclusion TO
base II on, OF the theory OF ",hc suty..
val o. the fiuesi," to compel iIs Tuev..
niti.Ii
A craze denounces, a ofazs furnish.
e. a cfazs compel, where liberty
guarded Uy Law should Insist only on
lptcction without ,qiyOcstion or de.
Gia.l 80 truth be- In the held," SAID
Milton, "iet her aud iaiseho,i crap
pltl" "Who Ger knew truth put t.
the worst In full, FREQ anu open CT.
counter"
We aud the nation are In the throos
u an,agonism Ia regard to political
strategy ami success, the atmosphere
Is charged with oarioalutr, misrepr,-
sentation ana abuse, violence hardly
hiies iIs Da,V'ul yisage, and II one hal
Is true wh,,h party asserts against
party, even INSTRUMENTATION. war t.
Observation-Disclosures seem to come u,
= blessing to the worlI; or IN n, guilty
Of things a,svrl pa by their opponents,
Arc as un Sorthy Of civilization. anu
a. strange product Of our boAslcI
Institutions, q -barUsrism anywhere
can produce.
We eaunot aAopt this errailc, lnflam.
mabls, deIesIal e, lying estimate noa
- publicly arF universally assumed;
" We could, when asked TO affiliate
and work Tor Ne success Of either part,
We should 4 with Shakespeare, "A
plague GU ga their houses" neither
would We nv,
That ther methods are venlAl anu
unfair 10 likely true, aud that ofiic,
and position aremoto to DO desired than
truth or even efpeIisnoy eau DO easily
believed; that ducat- more than prin.
eipIe,ani place more Ihsn Justice, rule,
tue game is eaaly proven, II only by
an array OF th' pOrtrs Il OF nspifanu
for tilics whiu appeared lately IN d |
preIentious l0oI paper; It would puztl,
pioneer, or one VINO hal "p1rne the |
burden aud heat OF the day" Ia |
making Utah what II II, to 10
the ghost Of an idea as TO why
any Of that crowd should presume
To ask ga lefthD or seat nj
the public crit? Ono ortWo were, II
true, "naIvo, aud 10 the manor born,D
the others were new comers, but not
one had dunu anything to Justify the
asking ofan outraged people Tor their
suiirag,s aud support OF course there
Is nothing criminal IN being young,
but with thocoming d the new Satu
II would DO not only graceful but n
laudRble compliment were our political
machinery 70 be manipulated to the
honor AMI Hoogbition Of those who
builded In tie years gone by; II not ~
fully imbu6d with the modern craze for
change and miscalled progress, they
are conservative, devoted, reliable and
oOnse.enlloul, and these ,lemeuts are
badly uesdsd now Ia the political
arena OF our sountryl Some assert that
the main uithrenoe between tho great
rival parties !, only that "butweon the
ins and outsip without any bias, this
much may DO fairly said, that n you
can secure o divorce between polite.
aud money, { men were expected to
serve Tor hsnDr, for patriotism, flr the
love o right aud tue opportunity OF
Doing good, Ilace.huniers would be- "a
scarce as helE' teeth" the publlc--the
people-mlglt call, the reply Of a late
politician nld not DO infrsquent; he !
only sail; "rhe public be d-dl"
This spirit Of rivalry, whethe'.. a.,
trade, politics, religion orsoc.al ',ls. a.
a deadly Ia TO unity, TO Tt.a "a
brotherhood; to waat to RI (. on 40
ruins, or NJ the expense Of snoI.t IA
contrary to that Drvips ord, which
Paul uudeTstood whe, Il bs reed thnt
$40 homer they shtsuld n fer one an.
other" aut to tn Ito prosperity
anu p'oyF7H VIII ch resident Young
gave when b SERTED that "the
'nlee shouh u. the man, not man
The oiicc,h o. than that grand Old
patriotic Amuean who claimed that
me would raher be right than to tue
President Of the United s,a,e,;p
h'se are manly, heroic, Gid.
IKE sentences; there IL principle
behind then aud the community that