The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-23

ues, ore The mHsf luhufnau aud Uu-ChriatfHn-
Hht iNAi rftr existed uulsr Government
Gu tll.lyt To ne ui hrl iur tuc people
nature hlH provided uur country h1intffuflv
with resources ti sustain uU I'd nor Hiidren
Win on" uUeUt..'Irs HuI comforts of IlfH while
lu' h.uuhiclu aud Dome. UsIIH ulr.IUs forthe
pisi thirty years have been trying to thwart
l,f lufpu-. through special legislation. by
granting tu 20 favored few tIr r..IIfftr. 10 the
ianl Liic liberty aud the pursuit of happi-
means of su.tHIu|ny iif, Hr, nat fr.,. tiii unr'-
siucted fu aI tuD people The fIrhf DO work
aul recelNe GO" iull product ~ tucir toll be-
long, 20 nh Persons in % free government.
the Transmission Of news being necessities
should De- controlled by the government Ia the
Interest " all the people.
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Tho tarif legislation " the Republican aud
DEMOCRATIC parties Tor The past thirty years
has been sham battle 90 divert the attention
II tho American people frum The Ercator evils
that were ouurr-siur them Under the pleu u
protecting American labor building up national
iudusirlrs nnd giving prosperity b. the people
the tann LEGISLATION % tho old political parties
has differed uuly in uergt ntugc. not in princi-
pie. Both PARTIES have compelled our Indus
trial glasses Co. eompetc with foreign wages ;
submit 90 the displacement uf manual labor By
labor saving mnchluerN-u aud controlled
BY capitalists. Undcrthr policy u both po-
lltlcal parties the wealth ~ tho Nation has
been concentrated To- tho hands uf % few, In
building up trusts and nunopolies. whereby
thrvo. iuufths Of the wealth NJ the Nation n
owned hy less than per cent " the people
During The sham battle over tho tnrir question
the debts IT the American people. private. cor
porate aud public, have Increased twenty
thousand million Of dollars. after expectation
of two thousand million dollars Ia ruid. silver
and products uf Amrrlcanlabur ln excess Of our
Import during the same period The protec-
tlun given 10 homes for the p.uple a. noted IN
tho fact that forts years ago the most u our
people owned their homes. when today ~ por
cent Of The American people are Twins Ia rented
cign syndicaics own In this couutry twoniy-ono
million acres Of laud. The protection given "
labor by the old parties may BE- seen In the
thousands u men. unemployed. tmmpinr
sweat shops. Of the lnrTe citlcsi the woayCrs
Of New Bedford and the coal and iron miners
u Pcnn.yivania and adjacent states strug-
Cling Tor food 10 give them strength 20 work
Under the tariff and financial legislation Of
both old parties the most disastrous money
panics have convulscd our Industrial SYSTEM
silver has been deprived Of free coinage NJ OUT
mints-the volume OF money 10 meet the de-
maudH " business has been restricted. where
by 5000 q tho most entcrprislng business.
nfms throughout the country, 10 the last thir-
ty-nyc years have been compelled 70 fail with
liabilities Of fufty.nyo hundred millions Of dol
lars, which resulted 10 closing down factories
suffering 10 millions Of wenlth-produclnT eiti.
1rns who have been made pnupcrs and deprived
fcomiurtnhlg homes and living wares and spot
latou u business enterprises still continues
Tor the want % money nt the rate Of over twelve
thousand failures per nnnum. nnd these ar,
called 'itepunlican good times, ~ compared
with the financial failures under tho late DEM
uCratic administration. During this period Of
stranRiing the business Interests ~ the Nation
twelve thousand banks, controlling tho money
Of the country have uudrd 20 their profits
thifty-twO hundred millions % dollars. leaving
their capital unlmpnlrUd. The government
has cuftnllrd the Cululun aud issuing % money
70 the extent that tho people arc compelled "a
pay from o por cent 10 ~ per cont Interest Tor
the use % money, when The average annual In