Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-11

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$SkIAZN,AN ties. and the man
" -4jSa,- who succeeds will
h,,. III. rba,,c,., aud history laid hare
hy IN. y y,ys ~ the nev,papers and
s,rr,n sr.,psrs II wlI h. a wearing
,nd ,,o,r,in. ,,.. Gor, s,.,, IN finish.
,nd Tho n,i,s n, the end is the White
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DATE
In the first place, It costs a great deal
o be presidential candidate. Me-
Kinley, for instance, has kept open
house for the past six months, and there
will not be day between now and No
yember that he can sit down at his table
alone. Republicans OF prominence from
all parts OF the Union will come to Can
ton and he will have TO maintain large
W." ,,"'',o" ',. wa. i1''. r. ~ - ho,.
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his cotton crop 10 pay part oil h's TX
penses In the White House. MaTtn
Van Buren. rich as he was. was robbed
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ik' """ 'S'', "''N "a,
ident during his second campaign Tue
politicians actually came to the White
uouse doors and demanded food and
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e''" '"s P'e''''S'''''' "'S'N''.--,.'.
numerous uemahus upon MN 'o' Sh'I'J'
! was told at Canton that about one
third of the letters which Mckinley
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letters VIII increase now mat the hohl'-
nation Is made.
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And still the presidency Is a fat job.
The SALARY In round numbers for the
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''u' S'a'' "'''''''s " '.00''0N' 49, ''N
White House and lots oil perquisi'es are
thrown in In addition, Think what
Go ooo a wear meansl II Is yi,I65 a
,t. s.o1.. Al 40. ,,,,,,,..,,
''O''"' y. $50 - N"'' nv '''''
Is sure. The cash Is always feauy iof
the President, and the treasury bank
never bursts. The salary, however, is
less than twothirds OF what the presi.
dent gets, For this year Congress Is
asked to appropriate about $4,000 To
run the White House. The President
pays no rent. His fuel and light cost
him nothing. lie does not even pay Tor
his own newspapers, and as Tor station
airy he has the finest that the world can
produce, aud there is a stenographer
always at hand TO save him from writing
letters himself. lie has half dozen
watch dogs to keep the crowd away
from him. His private secretary receives
$1,000 year, and tile man who sits out
side his office door TO open u and close
II gets salary OF 81, 500. lie has men
TO read the papers Tor him. lie has a
telegraph operator and telegraph in
strument in the White House, and Uncle
dom II ever buys a postage STAMP. and
the thousand ana Que lttle lheldSntals
which ear Out lhe near OF tle 9,dlhafy
mans salary are palH TOT MN; ne pays
no rent Tor ms Stables, anu Congress
gives nm some money 70 heeI mem up |
ne amount lndt " asscu Iol tlls year y
5000, ana thls ihcluues s'atlohJiy' ieau'
lng nlatlei ana the eaIlns ioI lhc resi-
cents hoises, haInesses ana sa'Ialges;
" eteal Iuss - I us, a aI "ie so.lal
expenses OF ile Mh.,c Iiouse' l venture
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more lnah 49, Y.a ol u's ata'S
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