Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-16
MONLY ArLNI NOI ML,ILn.

One OF the most Unreasonable a9d
lrc5uslFtcut attitudes OF domnr asues
aud gumblcrs is that assumed Boo rom.
planning ngaius. the rich who hAvo HH
better use 90 make % their money than
To spend 10. a popular pof'urmhuga
with such, when aIirgaalng an uuIi-
sncc whom disappointment and tis.
tfess have rendered ,EriIau'r, iH @.
SHREK Of those who wear Gur clothes,
live il huu houses, eat fine food anJ
nIo iu line cba.Hes. II tuolt wrath
nt the unequal DISTRIBUTE "a u' the
worlds wolItl merely found EXPIRES
sion In treating the fac, that soue ftw
are rich and the groat many arc paug--
with az much discussion 0i the lad fact
aud Of ils proposed cure a. tlolr ruar-
ers choose 90 listen t5-nl criticism
would be- required anu none c.Yi1
honestly be Offered. But the sat fact
above referred 10 iu generally made oar
less prominent ns text, than IL ihu
evidence OF ils UEistouoe as furnished
BY the well.lo.do. Ia other worIs,
your blatant ngitnior Is not moved %
much by the grinding poverty ami
enforced idlcncsa " the many ~ by
tho osteutstious display Of riches ~
tho iow.
A. already stated, this appears un.
reasonable and inconsistent; uuIUasou-
able, because tho possession Of riches
associated with tho ufo OF u is surely
more Gro iilablo than tho possession Of
riches aud the secret boarding " IN.
consistent, because tho more money the
rich spend, the more the poor gct-at
any rate, tho more there IL put into
circulation aud passing through the
avenues Of Industry and commerce.
A priucely.livlug rich mau 10 better
for any community than a miserj It
may ovon be- said that 40 far as hls
tellow.men are concerned, a sponder Is
more useful than a lender
Instead Therefore, Of grumbling ai
people who spond money, even
though they spend Il on them'oives, 10
would seem that poorer people, labor,
ing men, tmdesmon, etc, ought 10 Ie-
lolco for and be grateful 10 them. Hard
times arc Ouly made oudurabIu at all
BY reason Of the fact that somebody
has means 10 spend. II the rich uA.
peFlcnCod hard times 10 the samo o..
tent No no the poor tho condition OF
the latter would boz made hr more ils,
trcssiug. The moro horses gui car.
ringos, carpets and furniture, elk
dresses and porcelain, lawn i0tes
AMI pink teas - the more giI
these things tho nEplb aud hia
family buy aud usu anu give, the bet.
ter Tor oll the people engaged iu the
taialng Or manufacture Ui the articles
uamgI--uo, iOrgeItiug,i thecl1o OF the
folesnu teas, the il0raisauu the uahur.
OF Chinese lanterns, We do not say
that these ato the Jas. wiys ui sIcnd.
ing money; we think moro people
would be- benefited hy rlgh mau's
wealth, and ho would ue 4ual better
aud happier himself 20 bc established
factories AMI aided iu devei1. .n. tUr
country by hH experience, Hy tho
power that money s,yes him, auI uy
the money iuol. But 10 hpc.lI.rs Go
spend large sums upOn his Hmc,g /
aud his person, TO "gu. "a great hlaan
AS the vurnacuiar VI ,hr stree, U.s H.
why, iu all Con8oIvuce hg ought 90 bg
encouraged to DO %, a.mr oias gold |
will POO doubt reach ihg hand. u, tYu.u
who need lf uulucuuousIy ar viii
be doing gayi,-an4 ,uatroryicr, oven
lr0m riun man, no one should scri. |
OusIy object 20.