The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-26
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I shoild nrumor pcrsistcuib c.wulicd
leo Washington this week prove TO have
I % uf.nnilul foundation &c. gra',t
political .cumticn OF recent ,ear. will
/ iu sine Hoaf lutnro De- ceiFsA lt iu.
Z 81 la'.Hiy has not pr-,cnfd hi' of
perrlc relieving that there w. -'mg-
Iurtuf. Tlr sarA dilftrtt ndo.
uhca told rs iM,rnt fcap'e, is
uulantnll, that pr side. C'c,eltrd
. hr- uliy mtdc up HE aiudlo hram 10
Ia Pre- iieutial candidate and i'ut he
viii uasc % strong bid ior souilDrn aud
/ western support by comiup oui slgawly,
oi'bcr in MI. rcaular annual mcs-irr io
60 igrOss orn special mcu'eo litii
I laie. .i the session. in favor Of ihc free
and Unlimited c1iuase uiriN,D l'ia.
,o.uird ont hy those who would hkD 30
that -uch action on the parI oi Me-
81 yci.pd would not onrud as many
momlcrs ot parry ashis unexpected
niI sensational tariii mcisagc 800 BOO
1897. and that 10 would gain him IMAM,
moic votes in the west tnn Do uor.t
TO-, boo ,ho vasi. aud that itmig' a.,ly
be made to appear consistent with Dds
pre-, .ous uttrmnccs on the subject hy
prriscing it with the statement that
/ america had waited until patience had
ceased to bca virtue Tor the co.opcm.
ton Of European governments iu un in-
icrna,ionrl agreement for the coiuale Of
silver. and that he believed that the
time was a. hand when America should
declare its financial independence %,
adopting Tree coinage. pointed ont
by those who are half Inclined 90 accept
iic rnmor a. tue that close friends of
Mr. Cleveland have upon several oc-
cnsions recently publicly stated that
silver had no better friend than Mr.
/ Cleveland. They are disposed To rc.
gard these statements ~ Indicating .omo
future action ON the part Of Mr.. Glove
land TO prove his friendship ior tho
white metal. A long cxporiclcc in
| Washington has convinced your CORES.
pnndrnt that consistency never plays
.
any very important part In influencing
the acts II a politician. sun, nothing
but the sending oi the message would
convince him that President Cleveland
will ever advocate the irsc and unlimited
coinage OF silver, almlrv- It is alto.
gclher probable that heiaay write some
thing that ffom hi. p5iut Of Wow will
lc friendly 10 silver before the close Of
the coming session Of congress.
Ifit he fair 10 Judge FROM the talk Of
the politicians who come 10 Washing
ton. sugar is yctv much mixed ny In
politics ihi. year. The statement re-.
Gently INSIDE on the stump by the vice
president, that the suFartfust was about
to break up aud that ihn price Of sugar
would be- lower instead Of higher, on
account Of the new tariff, was aslonish-
Ing oven TO Mr.. stcycnson's party Az
,ociates. 10 has ueen GENERALLY con.
ccdcd, ON account Of testimony taken hy
the senate investigating committee and
Of statements made By business men to
the dnancc committee when the sugar
schedule of the tard biIl was pending
that the duty imposed ON sugar would
! raise the price from one 10 two cents
per pound. aud Il Nicc.prosident Stew
. cnson can prove 10 the contrary b,
, should lose no time In doing 20, ~ sucl
proof would be- very valuable to hil
party ia the closing days Of the cam
paign. The sugar trust, according e
the beet oblainnblo Information, wa
never more alive nor more powerful
than now. A New York merchant VIII
}. belongs 10 Mr.. stoyonson's party was Il
Washington this week and while di,
u russing this subject be offered 10 wage
I've to one, any amounlirom one To hit
~ thousand dollars, that the wholesal
price II sugar would be two cents
M pound more on the nrst Of Dcccmb,
than II Il now, but there were no tai
y ere; his hearers either being Of the san
opinion or opposed 10 hotiing,
lie Much surprise and more regret hi
been expressed at the announcemel
NJ that the army officers ow serving
Indian agents are 20 De- returned 10 the
In commands and the old system Of q
pointing civilians 10 ho Indian agen
"a resumed. Secretary Lamont gives
the reason for the change that the ara
q need. the services Of an H. oniccp
an l. we'll known that army oilieers ha
DE never sought to be detailed a. Ivdi
by ngontsi on the contrary, they In
~ dreaded itasa very undesirable bert
bat once detailed they have faithful
aud honestly performed the duties. \
Ice proposed change Is regarded ~ Il
an backward By the government in
he dealing with the Indians, and reoa
10 many Of the SCANDALS which were
he pleatiiul when Indian agencies were
~ garleh 10 part Of the political spoila
nee be distributed after every president
The election, and when interruptions u
iry sought the position oi Indian agent
ish the purpo-e OF getting rich at the
'wn penae oi the Indians II The old SYST
Feet h. 90 Boz revived IL h too much TO exf
mel that the scandals viii not also be
ons viyed. 40 scandal has been attache,
lnt ans Indian agency Ia charge oinny al
lin' officer.
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