The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
ISSUES
[ YEARS HENCE
hints Suggested, but
Twill Be the DOmI-
nant One.
M WILL BE IN
PERSONALITY ISSUE
|EiII Not Be the Man.
Il Congressional
Campaign.
.,,thur W. Dunn

Arthur W. Dunn
LoS March lT.-Prcllmi-
Congressional campaign OF
I'm tho tariff is sure to be
,ss,e, ard. In fact. the
u hsween the parties, There
II Meerence between Rcpuoli-
Lcrnats ON the other ques-
- developed in Congress
80 on the other great
save been considered In
IN the ship subsidy bill;
not able TO agree, ana
that this measure can,
,ssuo IN a Congressional
are will t5y TO raise State,
80 although some ferNlo
u y 'rjuced 10 dcclaim on the
~ isnlal OF rights TO the clti,
-,rdtories but, as he VIII
.enIe whose rights are not
AIiI moi care. There may
snlIment worked up for
brother" In the Philip
rs,1oerats and Republicans
~ The Philippine tartf1 bill
=, likely that either party
n, that an issue, or could
-, With the general sub
ls no reason why there
rood old-fashioncd fight
rrSress made for nome
I-5Sate that there Will be
-lisrial upon which TO base
= ite tarlff II is to be. OF
An be a denunciation Of
d Candidates on all tickets
u, trusts, no one orgnniZa-
n5Eopoly on that score.
III be another issuc-thc
Il not a Presidential cam
~ for a minute forget that
,rs viii make the subject OF
X6- President an issue. To
,ralle House. they will say,
"a he President They Will
4, Roosevelt the chief figure
DrT district where there Is
IDr-ocratIc success. IL VIII
Inltted. too. that the name
ziIl b. a good one TO con-
o. popularity of the Presi-
y queslioned. and there is no
i On the wane. So far as
n Claims go. the Democrats
Z rvch OF Roosevelt as the
tlt they have no other
eake the claim strong. They
4 I'm on the tnriff. on the
|z tie Philippine tariff bill,
Ia have 10 repudiate him on
Dnlngo treaty Naturally,
r@rais will force the fight
hia, and that must be the
~ year
Eabcock Out.
shy James w Babcock will
E:age TIE Republican Con-
E,aicn Is because he lS not
III the Republican managers
daily on the tariff. He has
: y advocated bills for the re-
= laritf on a number of i'm
elsles. and his Views have
keted by the Republicans
eagod the party In Congress.
lvsk ls not In harmony with
tihtr matters. He opposed
tariff bill and the State
-4 were backed by the Pres
sssaker of the House The
{ these questions became
and there were several
during the time Rabcock
Elzed leader OF the "in-
Shock. knowing that he is
~ With bis party leaders
10 undertake the manage
-rcal campaign. Beginning
rs made chairman Of the
~ IN that and every sue
tp the Republicans have
he can rest on the laurcls
"a feel sure that no other
{ similar record II Is an
~ that all the other mem
enpalgn committee, those
lie executive committee
bsncock In mast campaigns
ans into the fight without
= bead OF the organizat tion
EaI confidence in him as q
uty do not want to serN,
esat Of Explosives.
e has again introduced hi.
,he interstate shipments
sone way every time ans
10 regulate the carrying
H pyhamlte and other mgr
As opposition from Variou.
rom inc manufactures
E mer business would h,
II any law should b,
mg Shipments. When tn,
explosion occurred a
"A i,,,d year ago. there wa
1iS about uasslng the Ell
S2s loo late In the seq
senator Elkins has ha,
Arnes with dynamite shin
D n" woke UP in a rail
- -u9xiog out Of the v.indoy
wv a carload Of dynemIt,
Iia forth In the vards a
made up. This car wa
~ IL had hcen n load q
i,r,,.l ,.lme IT might have bec,
II ,sss,sS' Tine Senator Elkin
car End. looking ont
= I-,,,alian i,.at'ian lahorers unloedin
rnr OF the Car. a sinel
~oye might have evnIo,f,
Il ~ snere would have bee
y,,,sls tss vlcinlty 10 tell In
49, n.enls @,s Dill provides the
a,v1ds,ssaOtion shall be takc
- trplos,,,'s' and that train
~ in svsl,es vsl,s shal not be a
MN.re ls road Yards. in citIn.
,As IS danger to the publl,
srsis of Conscience. DO'"'
sssss sf see a familiar face in
lsk.a |hl On J am making can
9ttlally Isries ~ D. Lands {
1rdlen1o u ~ Ia q man VIII
helm the same speeSI c
he omnonderlng how IL
"a eially nervo,,S TVo Seerd a1 II b.
Hnd / ib ba5, INST as II they wnI e.
ls1Iea day neard them for n
alfsno,v | can't help wonde
<shft in 'uem. r No. sir; | don
a et reonlay Campaigns / don
r Two years. '.'a a e. mat "a speec
N slsua aDd !, nearly drove GaS i2Ilow' 2Dc "
ap0 l. he hadn't hs sbnwr lns o.
q syery ,SSned n,nSined go heartily
y : iSsS ,Ipsd the end 5'T OF the w%e S,ea
2 = legislation.
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