Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-22

Nilliam Igleheart and p. NJ MckaV.s
~ IA the future OF 4 the Democrats
&nartv. there Is a very Favorable on
look and L believe there IS enough
ability and loyalty in the party 70 SUP
ply an organ worthy OF It's hlgh leleel w.
Mathonihail Thomas--1f the con SOILS
dalton has been made as statteu, ! FIR. rs,5
greet it very much, as me pa a.,s m,rt
he left without an organ TO represent
II Another5 one must be found, gtnouGh i
nr course financial as we'll as politica!
conditions Will have to be conslu 1It
| IN this connection, but / feel that the
sooner some action Is taken IN TINS d.
rection the better.
Fisher Harris-I am Democrat e, OF
low degree as haze not peen ~
| tics since 1902 If the consolidat ton Of
1 the Herald and Republican takes place
! it will become necessary for the Dem
| ocratit. party to have an organ, ana !
| fancy there will be but little ditt1cuity
4 to secure money and men to run H.
! Will ia. Farrell--The finances OF po-
4 litical preferment has gobbled UP the
\ Herald II is the effort of the politi-5
\ clans to take away the organ that stood
Il between them and the people. It was
i the only thing In the way that could
4 hinder them and their schemes. AS the
4 trust have worked out their own sell
i annihilation and caused their own m
4 terests to work back to the people
4 through their own greed, Just SO soon
will this deal come back: q pe .I,u ~
4 will move back just as far as 1t IS be-
Il Ing pulled the other way. AT present
4 there is a bunch pulling 1t just as FAR AZ
u the other way as possible. They VIII
breach the limit and the pendulum VIII
& move back. The Herald has been a
s good paper. 1t has stood for. the people
d and II seems a shame that the iii1t'Hces ,
of political preferment should 6pe u Us, y
n to get a still flrner grip on2the people
lsisIf the Herald had taken over the Re
: publican would have felt that 1t sWal-
;, , lowed ali awful mess.
( Nicol Hood can't imagine Why w
Herald should sell QUIT those part !,
!, don't see what is to be made by y y
Z However, the Democratic partS ~ y
!, bound to have an orga NV u Ssear on
t myself. If the party does NOT. Hay
noticed the Tribune a ppeafed 10 Il i y !.
! Hopping over toward the Pemocrat. !,
side. Judging from some q rs ed,aorsas
: recently: but that wouldn, y do ! us an
a good. ~ Il here are too many 1Def,oer1t
y Morinons whoycan't and Won 7 stomac
! the Tribune. no matter how strongly
|, might declare itself on the Democrati
q side, because of its hostile attitude 70
5 ward the Church. No, the 'Iripun
d will never become the organ OF IN
FL Democratic party IN Sitli. " 80, g
$ have to have our own pa per, and a. = %
Y telegraphtc service, If we can't get IN
Associated Press. why, We can manaG
- to worry along with the Scripps-N NC Ia Rs
a service. The Herald will lose It's Den
! socratic subscribers by the flop over, y
i the Republican side. of the fence. an 7
4 that means the great majority OF I
present support. really cant y
,li what the parties to this transaetic
e can hope to gain by this merger;
John Dcrn-I 1t Is dcplorable TO So
s the least that a Democratic paper WI
= b.s taken AWAY. or course the DEM
= = Gratis of the state have not been vel
~ strong hut we managed TO get elous
= money together each campaign to cr
:, ate little excitement. Nearly all q
= papers OF the state are Republican 4
!, !, that 1t does not make the diferen
:. at present. 1t has not been offciai
+. =. announced so far as I know that T
~ Republican has taken over the Iieral
- But there Will certainly be Democr
"a tic paper here. am not going ~
!, !, Il newspaper business. that is not IN n
~. line, but there will be a pa per mere
as fight for Democrats prime ples.