Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28
A CLEAR NOTE OF PROTEST.
Sympathy a Good Thing, But Sense
Must Also 30 Employed.
u ~ Patriotic and wise 20 Assist aud
Platter the 'iudustrioI army
moVsmrntg "n'or" sass Sol

moNemcntg "n'or" saSs Noi
h,itor ucssrt Ncuc
There is danger lurking In this No.
called industrial army or Coxey move.
mont There are serious results 20
come from II, unlsts the wise, cool
heads take charge Of these bands Of
moni bleak them up anu dlspcuo them
before they all get together In the
East. It's not the right spirit for the
western cities TO help these men organ.
iIe, aud after organization AID them la
moving to the East IL IL not a wise
city government that chips ils uncm.
ployed 10 be a burden on sister city,
even though that city may be thous.
and miles away. 10 lie not well for the
western people TO encourage these men,
penuiless aud hungry, to move to the
capital Of our country 10 there be a
burden on our representatives aud a
menace 10 our executive because times
are bad or because laws have or have
not been made that tho people" think
would change conditions.
There II a thin excuse Tor this move.
muni-ihefu should 10 no patience
shown ~ With mild ways, carrying
while nag, tbcso men claim their
mission L. Onr Of peaCvi when nj heart
they know u II Onu OF intimidation
through strength Of number, OF violent
denomination, Of riot - killing, II
necessary; nu1 they are urking help
because tuUy nro now orderly, help 10
enable them 10 complete trip whose
object 10 an impOntiOn on our own
capital. There eau be no good come OF
itail. Our western cities had better
cay 10 these would.be generals. "Your
organizations must hr broken up with.
In twenty'iour hour; your meu must
dispense nud scatter; va will
care for our unemployed, holp
you ~ individuals to tho full
extent " our meanf, but viii
not under any circumstances rcCoguiz,
your Organization or your utles OF
HympAthiau with your object. A. TO
aiding you TO become burden on
another cOmmunity-uevof."
This false sympathy that II being
shown these "iudusiTiAisn H. wrong, II
again creating sectional feeling. The
United States is the proud land of the
American. It II our laud IN the Dis.
tfict oil Columbia Or well a. Ia Nevada
or Utah; and any movement that tends
10 create cImpl cations within our own
lana should be stamped out ~ every
point by the thinking mun OF tho com.
munity.
lac place fOrpTotest against legislation
is at the polls. Tnis Giving prOtespp
u "a farce-ls au outrage; uud those vino
are aiding u are possibly doing 10 with
all chafitnblrnvss nud Eindnuss Tor the
distressed condition Of the men; but
they have not thought VI the clnsu.
qutnoss.
Thee Kelly men In Iowa are per.
foctly well behaved, NO II IL sai1-de.
mand nothing, anu the dispatches are
iull of the attentions auu donations
given them. But Is the presence VI a
thousand hungry, organized, poverty.
stricken mrn Ia n community an elr-
muut Of peuoe2 And what more than
a lribe arc oil these donations VI food,
with wagons anu horses offered by the
farmers, VINO just IA much a. ray,
Get out Of hero ~ fast ms you can anu
uun'l XIII Nv or steal our thugs, ana
We will feed you, haul you aud cheer
you " necessary ~ you DEPART" There
are people who cay this 10 sympatny-l
call Il cowardiCc.
Go slow about your C0Xcy or Carter
army here. Dom, turn them on au
inoiirnsive community, Dlu't support
tins movement, when through some
unforeseen circumstances may turn into |
"a revolution, / these men were going
iuto another country, to u city where |
there lived another people II would be- |
a different question, but remember |
Washington h our own capital where |
almost every stone Il associated with |
some event dear % every true Ameri. |
cam where the spirits 0f our great |
heroes dwelli anu for ~ 10 help for. |
ward a hungry, aimless mob, 10 terror. |
lzn our own government by their |
peaceful presence" Is wrong, unless !
we want ths times OF 'Ol anu 'J3 &c.
peated.
There are plenty OF crauks through.
out the c1untryi some VI them have |
meas \, many nave ambitions. Sup. |
posing some such individual SHOULD |
say 10 some Of these wOuld-be |
generals, "Here Ia money 10 luy |
thousand ules;" Rnl 10 another, |
lANlN 10 hWeulg khuutAhl uullhrs tul /
arms" Would that mean anything % |
hungry men, but 30 take what they |
could not get by asking2 Ana taking |
implies ,0rCCi uuu force means hgul. |
iuIl The labor organizations are syn, |
patuizng with this movement, anu an /
atmug contest between tho civil Ru- |
thOrltes aud the "luIusttIRlb" wUulI |
be- IRE 20 the powder stored up In sue
organizations Us the coal miner
unions Ur the lion mlulieTs.
IL b not going To- take NJ very long
get back 90 normal conditions IN husi.
ntta u the people exercise 4 little lem.
eucy Things are NOT gone % the dUs
30 badly, n Ordiunfy judgment IN usol.
Hut let this movement continue an.
increase, thrte viii surely he trouble
anu 10 viii take long ytars 20 JyercUm,
the harm that viii result iram %; an,
the suffering NJ the unemployed 10
today Will be nothing 10 the trials un
that oil VI us will have &C.
endured "D'OR,"
sALTLAlE CIIY, April 2s. |