Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-07

to compuusa'e iyr tAv expense ana
trouble incurir ,Httlby'
Those iavgnas such action expect
probably to be aUie 60 make greater
progress In getting 90 undtrstHnuing
Of political nc .puJu nnd IN acqu ring
knowledge u the principles OF the ex'
isting political parties greater than
could DO obtalutI 0ihufWlse. While
such might uB tue case In some In
stances, Ia ~ not IOsslblo That by tasing
supporting B.fUn.ih if1m Tue mschin.
ury Of the parry 90 which the memuofs
u such society belong, SAID party
would on ihp who'll" DO thereby more
damaged thnn ucuehuoi. IL requires
about ns much time ana expense 10
carry Oh the business OF political
party, especially during a campaign,
~ the average man oan Afford 70 de-
vote 10 sucn purposes. la case OF be-
longing to u F8Cicig what material
support he giyos II is likely TO cause
him 10 do coffespDudlngly loss LOT tho
support Of his party ptopcf
IL would seem that " the party Of
ganizttiOn wa well supported, II
CJulJ issue literature anu employ
sneakerp, 10 give nll Information to the
msssoe that would DO necessary, 10 en-
able tue votefs 10 understand what
policy they wish TO support. And Ia
HioaI OF such sUci " bulug hripiul -
the party u whitn IT. members tulong
II II not likely 90 eventually dominate
the party? Also IL thetU not danger OF
an Inner circle htiuR formed IA suCh
society thTougn wuicn COM afaliytly
email number ui individuals could
manipulate The policy nni silsirs gen
cfaiiy Vt tho IhrH2 In tlat event.
would II NOT be- tempting ios inuiyiuu.
ale holding sucA power q usy u for
thcit O~n pfiyAlT byueiii, instead VI Tor
the Interests Of the parry?
IL would srtm that SUCH results could
naturally be- eX puctol 90 follow, ia sup
port VI wuiou W. only nave " look %
iho Tam nauy society Oi New YORK,
aud bear 81 MUD tho great Injury u
has caused that city 10 endure. Like
causes produce Ike effects tue World
over, Just a. naturally ~ effect follows
cause. Can We expect any diiiorrnt
fusults from the existence Of m over
wnelmiDgiy strong bucieIy IN uur OF
IN re VI our pOlii "a. parties here thau
nave nern pfUduUuI by lac cauics else
whrr? Hudiy, or n thought ~,
Why2 Sucl vucieiy, " succUsaiul,
oUuId become 20 stfuug Lac hHt
been tue clsu win IammAuy OF
Nov NJrE ri " ~ 20 Wioid such
powerful ini iuucr over tn- Iatty OF
the LOCALITY wnvfu It exists 10 govern,
yea with an IRON hsnJ, tue entire
policy and Hlhis VI tie parry diulat'
ing autUcpiuhily WAC aud VINO Oaly
should to favored with political adj
a
all powerful Tweed tor plumber, should
tno OpporIuuitirs be favorable 10 suoh
an end. Aud u natural conditions
did not afford such opportunities an
easy step would be- ~ create Arthcial
Outs Tor tho purp0te.
ID siguiug iuIiyiduals, having n
sinister object Ia view. could OrgAnizs
sucn society, with nigh sounding
constitution aud by.laws, containing
sentiments tnst would d. credit 10
Washington, u JcilcfsUn " n lincoln,
collect entrance Toss anu monthly
mcmbeuhip due, from many patriotic
iuutyIuusl-, thus OutsiniDg tue mvnus
with when 10 further tueiT UuJs, OF
Obtain tutiT UbJyC. sought; tue fank
an1 nlo u tue membership taking
PRIDE ia their society, aud, feeling sur,
good time IN ~, little suBprUlinE Tue
"irue iuwAtdu0ss" OF u.
Ina dO,s nJt VI course apply % a
waId, " pIuCiuul bUClUiy or oluU
tuat IN the nature OF things could no,
DO expected % exert an extensive iuilu-
encv, tut has more special reference ~
ApJuglcal society calculated 10 weld
an influence over a majority OF the
q III. 81
tue clly or county IN wnicn II eXisls.
Tue character OF such - society rs 10
here TolvfteI to can sometimes be
juIgel by It's promoters, ny tue class
vi men comprising ils officers, or by
the luading spirits int. But design.
ing individuals could lay tue Wires Tor
the f0uniaiIou Tor such society am
then In organizing II, Iut a we'll mean.
iug and uususpreting man into the
chair, designed to he a iiguro hoau OF
screen UeLiud which tho sohemers
could do their work,
II tue men at the head Of powerful
society Of sue Kind arc known to be
suhtmets, the thins should by Rli
meaus bu avoided. And In case nolu-
Ing vi the ktnd " noticeable, soOnbf or
later sucn influences are sure ~ Greer
In, u not already there Ia the star,
resulting IA more OF less mhcnioI Ia !
sOmo directions. A strong society Of |
this kind IN question, wnen organized !
OF started by well meaning individuals |
even, IL almost sure, sooner " later u /
come under the dominating iuilurngu ]
VI those Wishing to Prostitute It's pow. /
els Tor thrir Individual VI personal |
benefit. such societies generally, when |
hiTly started, meet In nice halls, COM |
maudIug high rents, and it Ia hardly |
20 be expected IN this ulllltarian age |
that Ruy IntiIefable number OF prt. |
suns Will Incur such expense And sprLd |
~ much time, AS Fuch tlluss require, |
uusuln.uly Tor tue Jrlert q! tie pOllt, |
Teal party only. Ra,hsf u Ia mOrr H..
tural 10 suppose tuat lime viii prove |
tugt the party s expected lJ ur |
handled uy society, It, msgnSlss die |
Aung terms 10 all asplralls l9r pllti. |
cal isv.ts within the parry Oi the im. |
mediate region where suun society OK. |
lot, the latter claiming value for r.- |
lie. on services Tvudefe ~ the parry.
Therefore II would seem that tho |
safest auu consequently the best c0ur q |
tot the patriotic Cltz'n Of Utah 10 pul- |
sue 10 TO yuuc,ually attoud your pa. |
maTius H' his party Ia the precinct |
where he lives, in all honorable ways |
300 his power g. promote the interests |
VI MS pUllicai parry, aul steer clear II |
all clubs or societies iikolyto become Nv |
HlTuI Is nH 10 exert dominating iutlu- |
cucu over bis party, anu prostitute IT, |
powers lot good ~ the Interests Of a
few u,siguing Rnd seli'seeEiug in
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