New-York tribune., 1901-01-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JANUARY H. 1901
THE PASSING THRONG.

G. ". E. Dorsey since his retirement from Con- |
gress. has been engaged largely in mining. He still
retains his residence in Nebraska, |
WESTERN but divides his time between that |
PROSPERITY State and Utah. where his mining |
AND POLITICStnterests are located. Mr.. Dorsey |
1t will be remembered. was chair |
reaev an OF Of '4s fS HoTse on BANKING and Cur
the Waldorf-Astoria yesterday Mr.. Dorsey said OF |
The farmers Of Nebraska ask were never more
porous @ than they are at the present time; There
making money. Their mortgages are all paid up,
in the different banks OF Nebraska' The 5resenf
corn crop is the largest ever raised in the State.
as they are also for their cattle and hogs The
reason he why my friend Bryan was turned down in
idnGorse d1 the magnificent Administration Of Psesi
amount of credit is due the administrator on ac-
eount OF the unexaInped prosperity that the coun-
found, found its reflection at the, polls Then 'tco Ne
that approves policy whereby the flag is ;H'ulied
down wherever it has been raised by the soldiers
braska understand that Mr. Bryan saws that P he
9Tes h9[ expect TO oe again candidate for the
new paper. The Commoner,' he will try to influence
eX-Secretary of Agriculture Sterling J. Morton
who who represents the other wing Of the Democrats
Nebraska City and Mr., Bryan at the helm Of The
SSommoner nat at Lincoln. our Democrats friends at
Wngs Of there fSe party @ that h two
flock together, ~
Inere are but few people in the East" contiu-
ued Mr.. Dorsey. who appreciate the wonderful
possibilities of the State of Utah
C1<aH'S Utah is not only a great mineral
RAPID DE- State but her agricultural re-
NELOPMENT. sources are being also rapidly de-
veloped Furnish the proper sys-
TEN of irrigation to the State. and Utah will sup
port as great population in proportion to her
area as any State in the Union, The cattle and
sheep industry in Utah is developing wonderfully
Iast. The beet sugar industry, in which Utah leads
any state in the country, can be increased until
Ctah Will produce all the sugar consumed by the
people west Of the Missouri River. Beet sugar has
oeen very remunerat1ve not only to the farmers
VINO produce the beets, but TO the capitalists who
built the factories, well. Utah has mines pro-
duc!ng all the precious metals, and the most won
derful development in the mining interests of Utah
has taken place in the last few years. Men with
means have consolidated claims and made from
them great gold, copper and silver-lead mines.
which are paying millions of dollars annually TO
their stockholders in the shape of dividends. One
must. however, personally visit the mining camps
Of Utah to appreciate fully all that is being done
by the miners in that State.
You may have observed that Mr.. Bryan's ma
jority of $1,000 of a total of $4,000 polled
in Utah in 1896 utterly wiped in 1900, and
that Utah has again taken her proper and rightful
place in the Republican column The causes that
| led to this overthrow of Democracy in Utah are
not attributable 10 the influence of the Mormon
| Church, as some Democratic editors claiming.
| Utah was influenced by the same reasons that in
fuenced the people OF Nebraska, The potent fac
accomplished the same kindly office in Utah"