The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-25

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ldictiag that the taSiff bill soon to heconae
Ia law win extend the existing financial
TROUBLES and cre'te Some new ones are
Saner 5seaaa ssFi9p q hI6as Drd Il is
nave no chance to come to pass, and the
lpropnet5 are well aware OF this. An i'm
p ta ba en- II bSlsiaess married enough
isee, has taken place since he bill was
sent to the president.-St. Louis Globe
! Democrat Rap1
Then these Republican papers are not
lcnly false prophets but knayes vino lie
Ifor the benefit of their party.
be made in the tariff or finanoaI Issues Issues
lIor am new issue that ought to be put
forward. The proteetionist Republican
split .pp. nor divided. and in principle each
Is Whohy wrong Or wholly, right. The
either party cannot be changed.
This is what ex-senator .Edlnunds SAID
in recent interview. Well, the RepubIi-
can party is wholly wrong on the tariff
and financial Issues.
OF course the tariff will be the import
an 81 Issue ts, in the coming campaign. though
I, u the Wlison-Gorrnan bill becomes a law
1T will stand through Mr.. Clevelands
Iterm-S. +. Cali (Rep),
The tariff will more than likely be the
issue of the fall campaign, which is the
lquestipn whether one part of the people
shall be burdened for The benefit OF the
other
Speaking Of the set of resolutions in
| favor OF silver introduced by Representa-
tive Hartman of Montana, in the House
on Tuesday last, the Chicago Times
QOenn) says:
Such a declaration for silver sounds the
| knell of monometallism. The people have
spoken, The reign of the golden calf is
over.
It is to be hoped this is true,
By vetoing the bill the presid eat can give
/ the country a long rest from agitation
For no una ceomplishnd thing is more GER
tain than the determination of the people
/ TO send a Republican majority TO The next
Congress, and a Republican majority
4 law in force, excepting such trivial modi-
stance may denland.-Chicago Inter
Ocean Repl.
Just two years ago The people declared
for the repeal of the 'henaficient" Me-
Kirley law, and they have not changed
/ their minds Oh the question.
| Commenting On the sugar ring and the
fiuence senators. the New York World
says:
! The one present duty of the president
! is to give the country an attorney general
| Who will pursue the criminal conspiracy
If the courts and send he eonspirators TO
tjafl, as the law imperativelv commands
and as his official oath requires.
1t would be a waste of time and space
to recount in these columns the sicke,3in.r
lSCGnnS want Ttyifn al y,
Governor Altgeld yesterday during his
visit, Suffice Il is to say that whole
families We're found IN rags, without a
particle of food in sight, or any hope Of
employment Sickness, suffering and
want were visible cverywhere.-Chieago
| Dispatch Qnd).
This is the result Of most foolish
strike. Material aid is what these fami-
lies need now, Let the A. f. U. show
true sympathy for them. Their suffer-
ings will appeal to Ill, no matter what
the cause of their s,nferings
| That the impending campaign is to be
one of universal rnendacity IS to be in
ferred from the tone of Republican press
Of the inferior ranl1.--Kansas City Times
iDem).
The one thing for the Democrats to do
is to stick to the facts; they are all
powerful.
Among the would=he ingenious efforts to
explain the failure of the Democratic Con-
gress to fulfill It's promises is the asser-
/ ton by the party organs that the Senate
| is not Democratic body on the tariff
question, and that therefore no represen-
tatiye is called upon to make any apollo
| gies this fail,-kansaS City Star.
! The Senate is a Democratic body, and
the Democratic party will have to be
responsible for its. actions, but the fact
Iremains that certain Democrats senator's
were false to their professions and
| thought more of various interests than of
| their professe principles.
| II the inner history Of this business is
lever written and the secret of the Sugar
trusts mysterious note9tiality at WASH
! il gton revealed it will be surprising if it
| does not prove one of the most startling.
and. it may be added, one of the most
scandaious chapters in american congress
SIGNAL annuals.-N. Y. Herald Qndl.
| The people want to know how 1T comes
that this Sugar trust is so powerful Let
there be an investigation and let there he
ilight
| The Mckinley law gave American nre-
ducers of sugar a bounty of cents per
mound on their product and that was what
lstilnuiated the great increase in Lopisi-
ana, Nebraska, Utah and California
Denver Republican.
sugar but gave the producers 2 cents a
pound as bounty The people naid this
Il cents bounty which was paying cents
ON each pound of sugar purchased. The
price of sugar was not reduced so much
after al.
Republicans nave orofessed, both in the
SENATE and in their marty journals, to de-
plore the grant to the trsst, in the new
Tariff of three-uuarterS of the trusts pro-
teetive bonus IN the Mckinley tariff. The
Republican senator's could easily have re-
lpealed this graft last week by voting. with
axe Such actionNN. T. Times tDsm' %
Had the Republicans been sincere they
would have done this Their action
shows their true character--they ara
hypocrites.
The high protected manufactures and
responsiblo for all the distprhanees we sa
have had in labor. They demanded cry
lcessive tariff taxes ostensihly to protest
llshor and IN nearly ey,ery projected ems
lpauper labor of Europe was introduced To
idrive American worknen from their
places by cheapeaed workmen. Philadel-
lphia Times.
| The one class who have never had any
protection have been the wage earners,
They have been made to believe that all
this great tariff steal was in their interest.
They have awakened to the fact that 1t
was not.
Mora especially wage. reductions should
mot be made from political motives. Res