Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-08
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TO say that the To.called indu'iflah
who arc heading ior Washington fiom
the western states chiefly consist Of
mon with no other motives than oc'
slre to get away from places where
they can find no work, and 90 Journey
townrda thsir humesin Che East 90 thy
expense Of the country, BE- probably Co
underestimate tho situation. 10 viii
readily DO admitted that some inilvil-
uala may have Joined ihu rauhaiof ilA'
pupoae alone, bot tho movement
itsclfo owes H. origin 90 far moro forioua
conditions Nothing IL gained iu
either denying or misroprclcniiug the
actual facts.
Among tho lab1ring cla'H thero exc
isis No present much Dissatisfaction OH
account Of tho depressed condition of
buslntss. Aud this feeling 30 iulunsl'
FED by deep conviction urcd AMI
foatoreI by o. partisan rrraa, that thg
legislative andadmiuis,ralivoumuchc'
OF the government ATE largely 90 blame
forit. Its astonishing 60 nud bow
easily the great financial quuu5ns nro
disposed ui in the minds Of many
Thoy toom to think that Tho hoy
10 tho situation b. tho hands OF tho
executive ani bic advisers, aud thai
the smallest effort on their part would
lin tho I'D that covers tho wealth OF
tho world, Just ~ easy ns lady turns
tho key to her lewclry box aud lays ita
sparkling gems before tho admitting
gaEs Of her irleudb. That tho govern
mont does not make that effort lhuy
regard a. crime against The t9ilinF
mu1s1l, aud their demonstration iu
under, ken 20 force II 90 do something.
The existence Of such notions among
the people has caused thoac bands to
move for Washington, anu has ur5u8cd
the aympathy Of Thousands and thou
lands more, who do not actually Join
the marching ranks.
only few days ago . worhingmnn,
ia every respect honorable and intel
llgont, voiced bis sentiments Ia some.
what the following manner The ri0u
meu have mauaggd 10 deprive the vast
malouly Of the people Of HlmUal uyufy
night except that OF payiug take.
They arc tools la tho hands Of poll.
tlciaur, led at the end 0i string 0.
high sounding phrsIrs aud empty
oratoty, like cattle. Tho laws are made
for the benefit OF the rIcn. Thia has
prevailed so long that 90 laai Che worm
has turned, aud everybody iorla tlut
something must be- done Tho remedy
IL easily within the reach Of thc gov.
eminent Lot Uncle sam pay,
ho continued, bio deb. to Eng.
land In silver ani tell the
bankers Cyor thoro that II they
would not accept silver iu payment,
their only chance would DO 20 come
with tho whole navy aud get it--lf
they could. That would soon bring
England to terms aud she would De-
pleased 10 got our silver, This would
empty our treasury ana noCussiiato De-
being filled again. Free coinage of
SILVER being established, wonderful
activity would be developed in all our
mines and tho United States being irgr
from debt could act independently oi
every other country.
Then tho next stgp would boz, Lo
SAID, 20 stop pauptr immigration Tor at
least ten Year,, securing the employ
mont 90 American wurAnHuvu. AID 90
this the closing Of cur shores TO aII
foreign trade, sincu uuf county 90 rich
enough boz resources 90 supply the
reasonable demands ul everybody, W.
do not ngcu anything wo csuuot proc
Juce ourselves. All thiH, hu thought,
would bs OaslIy occurred by legislation,
AMI ho looked upon tho leading mcu at
thr nation o. little better than uifaal
because they did mot relieve Che r,lla.
ton by some rucn means, Ihe1u We've,
radical, CulmDuull and absurd Hs J4,y
alp iu some respects, Ufa actually HiI
90 be tho uunumuulB of thousands ,l
tuis bruad land; Hul 10 tlHl.uua, %
shows pIuuly lIu nature ul tHafo.I BOO
which g. zryIsm 30 rooted.
The opIu0ons uudfuuumons oi thy
wont, toinug maags %. lhapragIg ag.
we'll worth studying particularly u
tbis country wu,ru taupoUugal power
90 uAurcI6ui uy tho ballot 10 evenly
divided between the c0gz.u.. Tho