Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09

| 'eh " lhlhN NAlVh NIutttulnEA nANu
been 90 empnatically CONDEMNED by
public opinion that the Senate bill pro-
yiding for trial by Jury In certain cou-
tempt CASES will meet with general
appr.vaL
TRUSTS.
The Democratic party IL opposed 10
trusts. IL would be fccraant 10 it, duty
TO the people Of thr country n II fecug.
ni1o1 either the moral or the legal
Right " these nggteg ati1ua OF wealth
TO sliils competition, bankrupt rivals
anu thon prey upon society. Corpora.
lions Rre tue creatures OF law anu they
must not be permitted 10 pass rom IN.
der the control Of the power which
created them; they ore permitted 70
exist upon tho tnoorg that they adj
vance tho public veal, aud they must
not be allowed q use tnoir powers for
the public Injury.
RAILROADS.
Tho right Of the United stite. to
regulate interstate commerce cannot be-
questioned, aud the necessity tor the
vigorous exercised that right IL bennm.
ing more aud more imperative. The Ia.
lertats OF the whole people require such
tefstaie cgmmtfcu cominitnion a. viii
onhb,o IL 10 prevent discrimination DO.
tween persons AMI places aud protect
patfoLs from unreasonable chafgul.
PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Tue government cannot afford 10
| discriminate totwesu It, dubtufs and
must therefore, prosecute iis LEGAL
claims against tho Paolnc roads. Such
plhcy II ntcesfnfy Tor the protection
Of tho rights " THE lpstrons No we'll a.
iJs tne intutcsis OIL ,nu government.
CUBA
Tho ,soplo OF tho United States,
happy 10 tue enloymsnt u tho blen.
ings vffreo government, ieei gunsrous
| sympnthy toward all who ufe on.
| ueavoTipg 10 secure like blessings Tor
themselves. qhle eympnthy, while
respecting all treaty obligations, 10
especially active anu esTnUrt when ex.
cited by tho bifurgics " uelghboring
peoples, who like tns Cubins, arc near
enough - observe the workings OF
gogtEnmen. which dotiyos ~ its
authority from the consent Of tho gov.
etneu.
THE CIVIL sEHvioE
That tho American people are not in
favor Of liio tenure In thv civil service
10 evident from the TACT that they, ~
rule, make frequent changes
In their CficiGl Representatives
when those Representatives are chosen
by ballot. A permanent ofiico holding
class 10 not IN hsrmJuy with cur iusii.
tutions. a Tx ri term In appolntivo
oilicel, except where INC Federal Con.
tutuuOn now provides otherwise,
would open inc public service 10 q
larger number Of citizens without im.
pairing Its efficiency.
THE TERRiToRIls.
The territorial form OF govofnmsn,
u temporary IN ia NATURE and nhouid
give away M aluu as the territory IL
sufficiently ADVANCED 10 take It's place
lmVug the states. New Mexico,
OKlahcma aud Arlzjna arc entitled TO
statehood aud their carly admission 10
demanded by their mateTiaI nud po-
Iitical Interests. Tho demand OF the
platform that officials appointed TO
administer the government OF the
TERRITORIES, the District OF Columbia
anu Alaska, SHOULD be bona Ode tesi.
dents Of tue territories or tho District
IL entirely Ia keeping with tho demo.
cratic home rule. 1 am also haArtl.
ly In oympalhy with the declaration
that all public lands should be reserved
Tor tue estnblishment OF free homes lor
American olIlzsns.
WATERWAYS.
Tho policy OF improving tho great
waterways OF the country II Justified
by tho national character Of those
waterways aud the enormous tonnage
born on them, Experience has dem.
unsitated that continuing npprOpria.
lions are. Ia the ond, more eoOnomi cal
ihan single appropriations separated
by long intervals.
THE TARIFF.
II 70 not necessary to discuss The
larln question NJ thiB time. What.
ever may be the Individual views of
eli zeus as 10 the relative meTilB of pto.
lection ana taTln reform, all must
recognize that until tho money ques.
ton 10 FULLY and finally settled the
American people Will not consent TO
the consideration OF any other i'm. |
Ioriani question. Taxation presents n |
problem, which In some form Va con-
tlnualiy present anu n pOsipOnoment Of |
definite action upon II Involves no |
sacrifice Of personal opinion or political |
pTinciplcs; uut the crisis presented Dy |
nuuuclal Conditions cannOt be- pOst. |
pOned. Tremendous Results Will fol- |
low tho action taken by the United |
states ON tho money question and de. |
lay II Impossible. Thu people Of this |
nation, sitting Ne hign court, must |
render Iud gment Ia thu cause whlch Is |
prosecuting against humanity. Tho |
Iuoiaion VIII either give hope aud To- |
spifati0n 10 those who toll, or ''shut |
the doors Ot mercy on mankiHd." In
the presence OF this OveIthauOwing |
Issue differences OF OpluiOn upon minor |
questions must DO laid aside In Ordor |
tnHt there may DO united action among
those who ste determined that progress |
toward a universal gold standard |
snail be Aiayoi anu tue EOld and silver |
coinage OF the C0nstituiion restored.
(sisnou) WILLIAM }. BRYAN.