The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-08

oeel,s3t rsehL The ware-worker is well off
1 orr wv the res OF the Ountry is well
ceneraIu ne can best contribute to this
Idl Nell-beinE by showing sanity and
H. poSe 70 rio Justice TO others
w lifn the capitalist who is really
fought as Ueu-as patriotism. should
liy welcome every effort, legislative
oLHeINl6c. which has for it's object to
~ tluivldual. toward the public and TO-
eoLu the empIOye. Such laws as the
eHchise tax law in his state. which
SoIf OF appeals recently
1NNlueu cOnsritutiOuai-such alaW as-that
ecd IN congress last year for the pur-
~ estaDishing "a department OF
and labor. under which there
1lpnld De-. q burden 10 oversee and secure
p4plclty from tie great corporations
Whlcn do an Interstate bus. Eess-such q
law az that passed at the same time for
lne regulation OF the great highways of
" Lair terms to an producers tn getting
their goods 20 market-these laws arc i'm
the interest not merely OF the people as
Foo ia no way is The stability of property
better assured than by making 1T patent
TO our people that property bears its
proper shars O9the burdens Of NE state,
mat property is handled not My ln the
interest OF t'e owner. tut IN the interest
vi AnI WAltie tpluluuLlll-
No Class Legislation.
In other words. legislation to be per
manently good for any class must also
be good for the nation as q whole. and
legislation which does injustice to any
class IS certain 20 work harm 90 the Ma
Lon- 44ke our currency system Tor eN-
4hple- lnis nation is on a gold basis.
The treasury OF the public is ia excellent
CONDITION. Never before has the per
capita circulation been as large as IT. is
] fnHr. MHT- and this rirruIuFfDm mnronTrT.
is oi money every dollar of which is ut
par with gold. Now. otfr having this
banks. OF course. but it is OF infinitely
more benefit 90 the people as a whole.
because Of the healthy effect on business
Ia thc same way. whatever is advisa-
ole iu the way of remedial OF corrective
currency legislation-and nothing revolu-
uons-must be undertaken only from the.
standpoint or the usine communitv as
p whole that is. Of the American body
{ poHtic as q whole. Whatever is done. We
cannot afford 90 take amy step backward
on 90 cast amy doubt upOn the certain re-
grtnptiph iflstandaTd coin OF every circu-
Among ourselves we differ in many
qualities. of booy. head and heart. we are
~ticqually developed. mentally as well as
Hhysically. But each " us has the right
60 ask that ne shall bc protected from
wrongdoing as he does his work and car
ucs mis- burden through lie. No mau
"r -rNINNf NN" ANrL HN mas NN NNN -
because ne has q burden to carry. Far
aud away the hest prize that lfeaoffers Is
inc chance 10 work hard at work worth.
u9lng; ana this Us "a prize open to every
man. Tor there can be no work better
worth doing that that done to keep iu
health and comfort and with reasonable
advantages those Immediately dependent
upon the husband. the father or the SON.
No Room For Idlers.
There is no room ia our healthy Amer
lean Hfc Tor the mere fdieT. Tor the man
or che woman whose object it is through
oCt ltic 60 shirk tho duties which lie
worth meaning unless it's prime aim IS
the doing Of duty. the achievement of re-
suits worth achieving. a recent writer
mas finely said. After an. the saddest
thing thot can happen TO ~ man is to
carry no burdens. To hC bent under too
great a load is bad 90 be crushed by it is
poseihiitics that are glorious. But to
carry no load at all-there is nothing IN
that. No ono sceems TO arrive at any goal
really worth reaching m this world who
does not come to "a heavy laden
Surely from our own experience each
one of MS knows that this is true. From
the greatest 90 Che smallest. happiness
and usefulness are largely found i'm the
same soul. and the joy of life is won IN
its deenest and truest sense only by those
who have not shtrked hfe's burdens. The
men whom we most delight to honor in
an this land are those who. in the iron
wears from 81 to 65 bore on their Shout
A'AR NAN HAAANAA ~ ff4 NAAh NLL 0AtAAAA-
They did not choose tie easy task. They
did not shirk the difficult duty. Delib-
erately and Of their own free viii they
strove for an ideal. upward and onward
/ across the stony slopes Of greatness. They
did the hardest worS that was then 90
be done; they bore the heaviest burden
that any generation of Americans ever
had TO bear. and because they did this
they have won such proud JOY as it has
fallen to the lot of no other men to win,
and have written their names forever
more on the COLLEEN honor roll Of the ma
ton. As il Is with the soldier 80 II -
with the civilian, 10 win success i'm the
business world. &c become a first-class
mechanic. a successful farmer. an able
lawyer or doctor. means that the man
has devoted his best energy and power
through long years TO the achievement
of his ends 81 il is la the life OF the
family. upon which En- the last analysis
the whole wehare Of the nation rests.
The man or woman who as bread-winner
ana home-maF Fl or as VIE and mother
has done all that he or she can DO. pa
tiently and unc~OmDlainiugly. is to be
hOnnred. and is to be envied by all those
who have never had the good fortune -
feel the need and duty OF doing such
work The woman who has borne. and
who has reared as they should be reared,
a family of children. has In the most EN-
phatlC name deserved we'll OF the re-
public. Her burden has heen heavy. and
she has been able to bear II Wortnily only
by the possession of resolution, of good
sense. Of conscience and of uuselfishness
But If she has borne il well. then TO her
, -NNaANA LANAHL NAN 1AEANHAL ANHANAN N0A At
the words of the oldest and greatest of
books. "Her children shall RE Gp and
eal Her blessed. and among the benz
factors of the land her place must be
with those who have done the best and
the hardest work. whether as law-givers
Oh as soldiers. whether i'm public or in
! private life.
Must Do and Dare.
This Is not a soft and easy creed 20
preach. To is a creed willingly learned
only hv mon and women who. together
with the softer virtues. possess also the
stronger who can do. and dare. and die
af need. but who while life lasts VIII
ncver finch from their-allotted task You
farmers and waEe-WOrkers. and usinC
men Of this great state. Cf this mighty
and wonderful nation. arc gathered to-
eefhr~ today pcOud 0f VOuT state and
atiH prouder Of YOUR nation. because vuuT
~fufefathcrs and predecessors have lived
up 10 thir creed. You have received from
their hands . great ilherftanoe and you
wiH leave am even greater Inheritance to
YOUR cEsldren and your children g children