Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19

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f,oies was by 40 means al si,ss q /
laisdtt nave q " been expected srs9
past and their siIbseat1e ss9
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their wishes as, 10 iit.
ii y u; gllboriil, statas
II ef 70 understand this apns,es. y 7! vs.
ference we must recollect fhat y,
SileSilig powers represented enrs. .he as
1a'ther than nations, and that :. q ilasntsS
We're, for the most part, a, ..,e pess
With. their own government Mt
hsalr denationa lizaticn was ~ Yea %
and indeed under the crn1, p.e sfeI
!r Its atl1lexir1G powers they migb, y
SeNpected 70 find liberty and nn,s
North American Review. ''0''etai.f I
1890 ,,sa a , 40 q speotacle no expusit,6.
s,,a,,. . ne (, exeelled this displavt Y.
i'Iss l y, Sortnwest, The eec.S,
Z. 81 ~ lures are wonderi.s
=, the buildings ara y.
surhassing beauty and grace. TN. Y
are scores Of beautiful gardens ana s.s
fractions as the '.NIidway1 mall nal at
NOUS. As an exposition, it IL ars ia'fi
tive. The huge Palace Of Msnn ,tas, I
lures Is an exhibit OF the Jibegs iua li 4
complete within itself; Machiner,. t IN; Z
d1spla.Ss the inventive genius q, az 4
whole country; the Palace dr s,rin .ns \
ture tells the story of the nai,sa,
wealth. OF the western states and CO.
ada. The Japanese buildings ana NJ
alage cover the largest display lana &
has ever made on a forcign sbos.l
CHINA presents n whole street u
Pekin--P Popular Mechanics. n D
New Works In Moclure's Masa,is,s
Unholy for June, George KibS,
Alliance. Turner describes thu Il;
Hall and two notorious criminal bans,
through which elections are contrnlsa /
He says: @ ~
These two gangs could prohah,,E
not furnish at best over $500 'repea,.
ers or 10000 illegal votes, at the ma,
strenuous election; While Ta,umansS
undoubtedly gets $4,000. The IA !
method OF voting the jealous Office,
holder, or the yenturesolne yagrant Il
saloon dependent, or such gamblers n ~
are still at work or hone to pet n
work in the city, is naturally SIN MI
operation to a considerable extent
There are plenty of other slnaile,
gangs of 'repeaters, too--llke the Irisbf
gang OF rtiufnpIys JACKSON III the East
Side district or Charlie Murphy, leade,
of Tanmany Hall; and the simlla,
gang In the Irish tenement district Oh Z
q the West side; and the large gangs Of
Interstate 'repeaters' brought In from
New Jersey and Philadelphia. But al
OF these-local and forelgn-gr avltats
naturally toward the rendezvous 81
the two great local gangs below
Fourteenth street, the recognized can.
tiers or both the criminal and the il.
legal voting population OF New York
and its vicinity. No stranger spec.
tacle has ever appeared than the pres.
ent organization of this criminal }popu.
lation Of New York az professional
fraudulent voters. The two-thirds Of a
million registered voters of the city
are divided SO closely along conyen-
tional party lines that only a slight
balance Is needed to secure control Of
the government. This balance is fur
snished by these organized criminals
trained to manufacture. fraudulent
votes at elections and primaries. And
by this means not only the city but the
party organization Is held in absolute
control. The government of the sec.
ond largest city In the world, when the
system Is in full working order, de.
ponds at bottom upon the will OF the
criminal population principally thieves
and pilnps.