Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-07

Occasionally, when people who r..
edo among tue civilization Of tue
western hsm.sphotU arc permitted u
read trauslauous from native news
papers Of tho Orient, they cucounlrfian-
lustic tales aui remarkably inaccurate
descriptions Of HE amous m 900 .crs %
the Caucasian race. These accounts
are set down 10 the moagUs Information
r1s.,sssI by the wrilofs; but such
Jenss ignorance "a olafaolorzss the
publications by ABlatlc Writers may not
be reasonably looked form 10 uvwspapef
with general circulation in tue vast
metropolis Of LOnIon, got iisuci proof
" ils existence Is giveu 10 the follow
Ing editorial which apnears In a rccou.
issue 0i the London EchE
Tho signs OF the umot Indicate that boz
fore .hH sun rises Uu January 1, 1000, tho
gf0tl American nation Will Eruhn and
UrlthU 900 uu agony ~ revolution, and
/ tho sirOU.s ut uU hHr great cltiO4 Will uu
aipp0fy with uIluu-A hundred drops OF
/ blood Tor otcu gnm that flashes uu thn
uoeAs ~ rich and pAmpnrJd women, and
ZEN drops OF blood FOR olch tear that
. has WushOI Iho face 10 tho poor.
[ Politics is fu r1it0u that 10 aInks.
] Ey0Y body knows and no ono
[ carDs. America BE- mo- longer republic.
! IL De- % 300. UUHuF Tho President be
merely tuo creation of bank diroc ors,
l railroad Kings and coal bttOus; and 10
l iH rho same with thn governors OF the
/ states Tho poor wulnl about thoIr
poverty and gnaw their crust, 81 bread,
! uut can always hO roIioI upon 90 yuto
| Tor tho rich, aud uluu.tunths OF thom
l would shoulder tuulr muskHis and luy
I down their lIyUs loo defense Uf tho right
/ of Tho rich Co rob tham. a nation such
/ as THE, Bee which one million plutucnts
l tyrunuilH over sixty millions cot slaves,
] will Boo either uyuriurDwn hy o. foreign
/ foo or die of FuugrHuH. luo various
3 labor organizations Mother think toe
[ gUthur, vote together. nor work together,
l and they have nu money 90 buy votes,
/ lawyers aud Judges. Soldier police
/ shoot down lauuring people and
are chour0d on Boz thoir bloody work
| by munupules and tho clergy. Bl. The
day Will soon come when thoro viii Boo
horrible dance TO deA o.. lighted up by
| burning houses aud tho music ut cries
/ AMI grunuH uud dynamite bombs, Rich
I Idlors umusn themselves 100 Newport and
| IuNDd1i poor workers Ioll coas0iossly iu
| the darkness OF the mine aud the din of
| tho mill Young mon and women duwdls
| over icrd'Champnguo and opera PARTIES
l old mon aud women pick 70 Ten food out
| OF tho garbage Chr-i lap dogs AFRO driven
/ through Central Park 90 uko the air;
! children do uf uyUtWufk iu nlthy garrett.
! liuty iu the White House ~ enjoying % -
| fruits of bribery -lundolity iu tho tone.
! mout houses enduring the punishment
/ OF uprlghtuess. These are tho signs "
| the timus in America tOdny-sigus that
| point 10 calamity too dreadful 10 imug-
Inc, but which nothing can avert
rnat this country has plenty Of
abuses. a few Of which are referred TO
In the article quoted, no ono viii deny.
hut ~ descriptive Of conditions m
America, the E5tO's statement as "a
VIII 10 Is 20 Inaccurate ~ 20 be utterly
unworthy Of belief "a auy essential
particular some OF ils references To
slaves and poverty would ny 20 a
nicely the situation 10 BIO found within
few mluu,oP walk Of It, ,fllau Di
publication, and perhaps II Ia a kuowl.
edge OF this that enabled the London
writer to draw his fanolul picture OF
Aleriea. Tue Eoto has made bad
readings Ofhlstory M iauciel thors q
any liability Of the United Stat b
being "1vorihrown by foreign fot;"
such an attempt would DO very dt-
astr0us experience Tor the foreigner
who tries 10, Further, when in.urnal
dlssonsions Of serious aud widesptos d
character assail thu American Republic
they viii afisv from otu.es ult suy.
gestsd and evidently not thought Of IN
this connection by our English og-
temporary, wilton probably hHs reached
Ia conclusions by reading some q
the extremely partisan, ami o5n,,.
quenty unreliable, papers published
In this country.