The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-01-26

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cials Of government present at II than
at any one OF the four other receptions
to which the term Official" IL applied
For the first time since he came 10
America the Right Honorable James
Bryce. the british ambassador, led.
the line Mt tho reception Of the dlplo-
mats Mr. Bryce Ia ranked In length
Of service 10y Mr. J. j. Jusserand. the
French ambassador. and by Baron
Hcngclmullcr won Hcugoryar. who 10
the dean Of the diplomatic corps. II
recently has been rumorcd that the
ambassadors Of France and Austria
Hungary are TO be recalled and u
this prove true It ~ probable that tho
representative Of Great britain for
tho first tlrno In good many years
viii hold the rank IN position In
Washington of the corps of foreigners.
There also have been rumors that
Mr Bryco IL to be recalled, but from
the best Informed sources II Ia learn
cd to be likely that he will remain
here until the present ruling party
In England passes from power. unf
| less. Of course. II should keep It's
| place for great many years TO come.
Something In These Names.
What's I'm n name Ia n question and
n quotation in one which has passed
into what tho filppnnt call the class
Of the bromldcs. a good deal ia found
| 10 be In some names when one reads
the list Of the diplomatic representa-.
tiyes ~ Austria Hungary TO the Unit
ed states. The ambassadors name,
M will be seen by n glance at II
above. has n good deal 20 II. but II
becomes small AFFAIR when com
pared with the names ~ some Of tho
subordlnatca In his once. For In
stance. there Ia Capt BARON r Preus-
chen Won und IN Llebcnsteln. naval
attache Tho wife Of the captain
baron carries the same name, Then
thcro ARE Count Felix Won Brusselle-
schnubeck and Ivan Csekonics de
Zsombolia ct Ianoya Then also. for
fuller measure. there In Secretary OF
Legation stephen Hcdry de Hedri ct
de Gcncrc Aba. Why the secretary
spells Hcdry. which occurs twice In
his name. two different ways not even
tho attaches Of the embassy seem to
be able TO tell.
People Like Frequent Elections.
The Republican and Democratic ma
tional committees have held their
meetings In Washington. The prosi.
J Dental campaign IL on. Tho political
activities OF the American people are
practically ccaseless. National. state
and local elections follow one another
} In unbrokcn round. II In held that In
short terms Of ONCE lies the greater
safety for free institutions.
II has been asserted and argued TO
the limit OF patience and endurance
that tho campaigning tlmoa, with their
attendant excitement. coming ms they
! do with barely space between. tend
+ TO the breaking Of tho health OF the
;. business lie. prosperity, however. has
! been 70 generally part % the coun
l. try's history that little heed Ia given
d TO tho complaining cry The fear Of
o possible instability OF institutions
!. that might follow n change has out
!. weighed the fear OF possible but tenn
. porary commercial instability
O In Massachusetts. where. because oil
;, the supposed effect Of traditional
J. habit Of thought. the people might
o be expected to look with favor on q
u long tenure OF public ONCE. tho gov
u ornor OF the state ia elected for one
J. year. and. until recently. the mayor
Q of boston also held Office only for q
twelyemonth. Massachusetts and Dos
o ton are not weddings commercially
: Naming Presidents a Great Game.
y The recurring talk OF a term OF sii
!, years for the president and tho talk o.
!, life terms for senator's. IL probabl,
' but talk for talks sake Anything
:, that has politics for basis Is Of inter
est 10 the live American, and In The
:, pursuit Of mild excitement PROPOSE
= tions are advanced for which the nd
vancer couldn't get yote-not ever
his own
, American politics deals largely II
"A futures The naming OF presidents u
!. done so many thousands Of times be
fore the convention days that ngure'
=, cannot keep the count The queh
!, ton OF the multitude that witnesses
:. the oath taking OF a president on thu
. platform east OF the capital In; "Wh'
20 will take the oath four years from 70
"a day." There are some thousands o
;, individual members OF the multitud
- who will be quick to give answer. AM
=. each can back the given name will
~ reasons that he believes all convinS
20 ing II Ia great game and II make
- for safety
., There never has been time sine
"a Washington was lnaugurated In tn
~ city OF New York when the concern
. Of legislation, no matter how vital L
~ the country, have been strong enoug
80 to keep politics and the matter OF III
~ presidential succession out Of the PEE
pies minds The American thrives o.
-, politlcs-proof enough, perhaps. that
Ia healthy food.
~ A president II 10 be named neI
summer by one or the other Of tw
~ conventions The campaign has bee
~ In progress ever since tho election n
4, turns were In on the November nigh
ha more than three years ago that sR'