Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-15

under the watdslip OF our uncle, now
shall We now rsCatC 10 nCtwii hstauu.
lux the real estate btVuesis mlds ~
II would seem that uur recent Lulls
laturr, iu view 90 tne obligations We
owe and the repeated caution u the
Inaugural messagu s1Uu.d navu i,lt
more restrained than 10 create n h0fue
q new .il.of4 "fu cot out our Eub.
ttsnce." lot HI must be led from the
public crib of borrowed trUssure. True
DO IHfu aU4.ni that the honor attached
90 afme lii fos BE- deemed suillcieut
COMPENSATE fr service flqIif".. a.
Fu, ntu tnriu any uAirus ltvuiI U.
honor wuHu faithful sryIce H. pee.
formed. NOS lsi, reasonable 10 ez.
poet nicieut service m M one class Of
ll Hf. unpa Il anu generous y reward
Uusthu2 such % proposal from tue
latter M. W.h bsI grace except ~
Apply only 90 The sintCutc.
Gomez uHc.i have tHH HuuEry crowd
Of ,Iiiurtr0kets uul} AuI jealous
patriotism .uuus iIH yurilYus nuau
cipl period, should not UuIf prompt
tine avoidance Ui increased State deIt
Tut fhuuli point 90 the reduction o. a
minimum tue stipend of nii st te,
county pnd municipal uficeu, The
result would be- instantly iUIt iI HIl the
avenues 20. lie. Ghe wIrtny som.
IClgut would be- H1ughg l0r on tai
duti,s; elections Won % be- iaiti tng
Will OF tine fe1plu predominant, tue
uiguity 10 office br preserved, better
laws would u. eugclsi, inoIf HImiui..
tfation wuuii ru purer auI the Treasury
would not Boz Isuotrd.
Utan, ium Ils NANCY, made rapid
growth ON small muhur or huuUfua
fathers. rather than lmuJvufi.n the
Territorial treasury, wuvu once 90,
C0lgress 90 tue United staiUs refused
90 make appropriations iur lCgi luilv.
service, utterly refused lr0liUrcI com.
prDraI0n.
Utah Will eventually become 80 that
a. most ardent well.WIsuurs can nHg,
but Ustcutltill ut IIotrut viii MOI
.unE u AtUu, Tho foundation % q
reliable and prosperous commonwealth
&. NOT tue work 0f % day-lis basic
luugipIJs lu every department mus
be- luft aud uutqulvUcslly ssu.a-wIth
an cLtlto sbsruUe N anything wniCu
can Justly breed discomfort. lts 0iiigefb
should be men Of questionable rsia
biu,y hnd iutURuty. Then all men
viii be- equal before ihg lus. TIE
nxhfs OF all AMI each Will BE- prCarryt d
-uI fAvutuI Clast--ui Ciats lUgisl8iIIu.
luis briggs nc face tI lace with thu
recent nulluu Uf g., Legislature lau
mortgage qIyHtou, stand 90 isli
on my i0rmur sentiments in tina
relation ami again pronounce tue
uuu.laNatluu Ui the mortgage hulItr
tasoly unjust. There has not been,
anu M my opinion there cannot be-, %
q H.H H Ia
"uucl'sutuiiJuu" one, pfcsentei b.
iu iayOL
Tho legislative acll1o, therefore, o.
considered concession which, Boz
equity, csn only uu made by the Tui-
prcIivu m1tt.ugo givufa.
IL was claimed that tha taxes could
be- uHsIsT collected from thy borrower
than from the lender % money Tits
implies either iu'1iclourJ --lhzluusH Uu
the paft OF tho ttlluuf-Ir mluur1
On tho part Of the government. A.
well might the department VI justice
clutch anu impfsgu tho innocent be-
cause the alleged guilty person COulu
got 10 easily be- found.
Again, IL was said, $50 nesols the
money lender woulI disturb the
tguaulmity ut trade aud commerce
money h very umid anu sensitive
iUaus would not bc prevalent NJ mean,
igauod wgulI be- Withdrawu.n
Tue Inference is that tho effect Of
! dealing Justly Il more 10 Ou dte.ied
| thsn Of uuiug otherwise. Away with
such nonsense. Establish right on the
outset, l0f never, 10 our experience Is d
good teacher Will the pf0tfuIIng
ianka u the golden yIpuf DO easier
luusuuru than now
For gOUdncss sake, " the rich money
Lenders are too poor o. liI their portion
% the burdens 0f slate, why la tho
uam1 OF common sense MT lUt the 10.
Iuliatcd burden isli tqually on all,
uns x I'D no ucdimmei our eyes that "a
general reverence must br paid the
unsuitable Mgl1on VI our timu1 Utah
tom her inUlp'rncy has been famous
'9r her nuiily aud willingness 90 meet
nor uUligauuus, aud cOtlgrs now gtlan.
iug with immense riones are awaiting
hur time ani order ~ Iisg0rgc.
JuaEpu ORION.