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(J 5 J DESiflnrr r.vr.yTxo yinvsi wr.nxKsnAv, .taxuatiy 28, ism.
if : DESERET EVENING NEWS
IfRa B vciaitis fitir imiTi itflima,
CrB itntitacti
JmIt rum it d to rrttiivtn at
m THE DESERET NEWS CO.
IfllM ciiahlts w I m Hour, KPirca.
jjH n.l.....lr, Jii.r.o. nil.
ivhi'lt Aimm to itJiiitr.
BHI Wr hid ill I not nifttlitiiMIlf
Inn tr whoendiavort'il loruakolnonry by
llll Um uiraDtat klml of mUret rrsrulatlou,
flllR BrouMltjrtortartr tho trront: tliey lisil
: JUH wrought, wlitu thrlr frlliljr
?HK imkxI. Tbtrrtora wo who not dl-
Dt KluUU trlitn tliB llhittratnl (l
V Ir that falttl jr attribute! Uio author.
m ship of certain arlllaliinut inll-"Mor.
flH man" article to an oil 'Mormon,"
H kJilrvl futtlivr untrutli to II" original
IB) elsCrrtlon. One falsi, ttrp li likely to
IM l.aj to more, ami It usually takes tllier
lUK falaehooela to r)orer up it wilful depart
B urn from thtt truth.
Th r referred to Inform IU
m rraltrsthat It hu Ivrn sulji-cted to
l "threats frjruthet Mrmoni," ami Ita
U editors state llielr wlllliighrM In
: S "meaaiiro IU strength against th.
M Mormon Church." They furthers)!
w "OuroITenctitiHems to be our dlatiellef
I B that tho iraallreof lolyjraniy I'' l"'
I B abandoned hy tho Mormons."
!' Jj Tho "Hormone" liar main no
I threats aalnit tho gretily an J untruth
f ful publlhrra,auilthnl)rjLiiTNrws, I
1 which li jfially rnenltoiifil, haul mo
I1 nothing hut tor away tho thin "Mor-
1 Dion" dlfgiileei with which they clothed
bl their dummy, stunVd with niit.".tor.
ft mou" tables and iilsgtarlama. Their
Ij aisururtlon of l.rTry la the. la'Jeat
Ui kin 1 of biinosni'j?, aul I of the aamo
Fj aorl of cheap valor eahlulted by hoait.
ij ful sectarian preaehert, who roino to
I. Ulabto"utrJllie Hon In hli den,"
II knowing that they aro not In tho
fl I slightest danger and will haro nothing
WB toflKhtaluit hut total IniilllVrcnio.
h Tho "Mormon" Chun li paya no moro
fjjj attention to tho llluitrated Jifr that
llU! wanUto"meaurrltaitrnijtli," than
BfljJ if It dona U tho "penny dmatllul" iturlee
11' which romancing odltora auJ acrub
Bi ' liulplteara inako their chlof atock-ln
BK& trade. Italmplyleta them alono and
BKf . goea on Ita way, whtlotho great bly
BlJt , of Ita inemlxm aro olllvloua of their
Uji if oilatcnco. Noeraiuor paper ehpuld
tjBKJ ft lai ronfouinloj with tho "Mormon"
BJjl Church. 4
KW Tlieoo publlahera of faluhood for
EBI gain knew Tory well that their "of.
IKlRb fence" waa not tiiolr liellcC In re'er-
9lkp encn to polygamy among tliu "Mor
Bb) Tu nnna." Wo iar nothing for what they
JBjIjH Ullaru, wo liaTullUlo regard focwhat
uBUjl J Ituiy f f atouV It. Tho uCenco con.
fl?9 j J altte.1 of fatiwly atitlng lha I their meaa
Bjl j of antl."Morinonw rubblab, tulnglul
BV a with a few facta gleaned from old pub-
iHr ' I J llcatlona, waa written by "tho oldeat
H It Mormon In tbo Kooky Mouutalna,"
BR :( thna glTtnglta flctltloui Talue In tho
BV t eye of tho unlufuroieJ public, and
B9 'HI making It apar that tbo lnfamou
HB ft tbhigtcirgelagalruttho"Mormou"
B llr people woro ooufewHid to Imj facta by
Bh H ono of their number.
I II Tha truth la, tbo odltora of that
RB In magatlnoruadonptlilalnfaraiiuallolii
B ;1 order to aoll their paper. That I the
wV 'i plain truth bluntly told. They at-
BB tempt now to glvo rcaaoua wlij
Bl ft they liaro aawrted that tho practice
I of polygamy la atlll contl nuwl In Utah.
H ax In doing title they eipovo their uwn
H & rfldy. They furgit that In the
SB S artlcloe romplalueU of they irelend
H ' It It not Arj who make till" auertlon,
BBk S : but an old "Mormon." And, wo rc
HBFjJT : puat,tbla li the aolo grleranco com
BRK . plained of. Wo do not doubt thtlr
n S legal right, If tlioy rhooM, to gather up
Bf U "tale aoraai of autl"Mormo n" garbage
Ht g and cull from booka lutti faot and Ho-
BVI ! "on, add oplutona of their own and
K tl publllh tha mlituro whororor they
BK f u can for coin. Othera ban dona till"
IB .Iff before them. Wo morely denounce
BrtJK their deception In palming It off aa a
BvyVr "Mormon" production, thereby awlu-
v I dllngthojiublioandlujiirlng tho poo-
Bf m plo whom wo repreeent
Bl U Thla, which hat been tho aolo laauo
jBJljal I UlweenthemanlthoDiJiKRCT Nif,
BJI they an careful now not to touch.
BJ l They ondeator todlrert attention from
Bj ; BK It by aprlnglng an Mitlrely dlOVrent
BJ ; iHf laiue and polutlog that out u the
jB "W raUM of controreray. It will not do.
v fjilj Vocaroiiotaenapfortlielroluloii at
ifS tothoalncerlty of "Mormon" action
i M on tho vlygauiy iuillon. The Ig.
'ifj noranoo they dlalay a to facta
I Ki known to everybody ut all familiar
I jjj with i-urrvnt "Muriuon" aftalra inakw
tt(, their Tlowi of noforcoor alue. J or
cf3? InaUnce, they aaji "Tho Utah Com.
i It mbalon which la tho but ilbluau
( K thorlty on tho aul J net, Itrunvlno.il
,' S thatthomtnlfratolapurn butk'onibe."
'tf. Patting by the notion thatthvCouf
I" minion la "lha U at potilble authority, 'i
II wo u 111 Inform thoao novlcia on tho
A 1 ".Mormon" ij leatlon that tho Commit-
J i alou haa not gleen auy opinion on thai
FX declaration. IU rr it waa flli-J Uf.iri
lA tbemaiilhiloniKWenlaiidlte(priv
! JM ej lln. on vlcll in tint no euihullrlal
IjJB utleiaocu woul I ho in ide, Wunould
JB8 "11 Infirm them tint Ju lg Ztne, to
Wl whim t'uy referat another Mtthorltj,
B JSlj haa i 111 Ully recognized Ibu dwlara
j, jljl tloii and the n tli n of the "Mormon"
1 Iffl, Lhuriliatalmtrnatil blnllug.
!.l Wo do nit meullon tin to hi II known
IfflEI fact" by w ty ot controversy with thee
mt edltora, but to eh iw them that they are
JL'aj i ,M ln "' dark on mittira of
11 the commonest understanding among
)jj Ioplo at all fumlllar with "Stormon"
Jt 1 aUalra. We thouht at lint that tr.
RJ j' U" Ibo edltora an l j iib,llahera of the
TO I rmgailue had bteu niiiied upon
VW . I . ow we aro thoroughly convinced
IM VI "' they have wilfully lent them,
1 lelvtatotho fraud atUuipt.d on tho
American public, and that their iu Id
Ity la only t-iualeil by their Ignorance
oflhoeiljecl of which they aroeu
dearorlng to make mcichandlte.
Tli foregoing was crowded out of
yealenlay'a paper. I,aa( evening, na
will bo aocn In our renrt of City
Council proceedings, tho municipal
authorities took onlolat nctlon In re
gard to tho libellous articles which wu
haveeipoMKl. Perhaps the publlahera
will think It wlto to notice this
action nnd draw ln their horns. I'cr.
hap not. Aa llioy do not ecem to
know muoh about tho aflalri of this
Territory on which they have been
deacantlng, It will he well enough to
Inform them that tha Halt Irtke City
Council la comprt d of ' liberals "
That It la not In auy aenao a "Mor
mon" body, nor on It be said that It Is
unler "Mormon" control. It la not
out of any regard for the'.Morinoi"
Church or any aynipathy with "tr
min" doctrines tint tho "Liberal"
City Council baa taken elepa agalnat
thodetlra couravof tho IS'ow Vork
publlthera referred to, but nolely fir
the good of Hill City mil Territory
which threo llbela aro likely to Injure.
Wo leant that a complete refutation
nf the Itlsehoola contained In the
a llclea we have noticed, haa been
forwarded hi tho pibllshera an I will
npianrlu the uiigiilne at an early
dtae It It from ft "Mormiu" aiwri-e,
howeTtr, an I may meet with almllir
treatment to that which haa latin given
ti other remonalrancra. It will lie
reproduced In tho I)i tnikr Nl us mil
our reader" will hire nn oppnrtunlty
ofponialngp,wh- li r It apcarsliilhi
llluatrateil nitgaxlne nr not.
Till: JUMIIfS ANM'AI, 1IL1-0IIT.
Till' annual ripurt ol Mayor Hrott,
giving an eihllit cf the tiialneseof
this illy for lbOO, apprnra lu tlila Imie.
It la an Instructive document, well
worthy the perusal of trery cltljcn-"
eareclally these belonging to the tax
paylug portion of the o ulatloti. It
Is pointed to with intended "irlJe"
by the clly "I.IUral" urgan, aaovl
dencenf tbebturflta accruing fiom tho
lulu or that tarty. Whllothai.iHlf
congratulation emanatta from n Jtur
nal wbldi haa accuard the "MKrnl"
city government ot "luonlelsm," em
bexxlement and brllier, alt honest an I
straightforward membcra of Ihu party
will recoil from tho ixblblt "with
horror." We know that tho present
administration haa lrilrcd a largo
liwtr of thouchlful "Liberal"" with
thamn and ill-i,iitt. Hut former
chargea hurlnl against theclty otllclala
by Ibo newaar rcfirred Ifillliow
changed hi alcklj .ainlles of nwiunied
approvnl', fbr a i urpore.
It will be olairrve.1 thai tho ruvenuo
furllioyi-arw$nl7,!'lJ, nhllo during
tho ear revlou, uudir the, benign
andhoneat rule of the iople, It waa,
In round Itgurt e, (SD9,0iM. Th'a. bilti r
amount Included a large auni derived
from tlio aale of landa, which aa
Uiercfore obtained In way that had
no Impoverishing effect upon tlietai.
payern. Thus nn.lir "Liberal" rule
the revenue has been double. Tlio
working people v. ho own their homes
havo reaaon to know tho procesa by
which this mouoy was aijucexeil out of
their hard earnings.
Bpenklog of this trimendous swell In
the revenue, the Major n marks, with
refreshing frauVina, which la only
etiualed by tbo mllJmet of tho cx rw
lou, "fli'a luorerue leims largo,"
"rSetima, Madaml Nay, It 1" "
The Inatrucllou Imparted by tlila In
formation to the efTrct that the revenue
waa marly a inlllljii doll-.lt lu lbK), la
heightens.) by the consideration of the
fact that, according to tho Major 'a
showing, when the "Liberal" govtm
nient nseuiued the rtlna of rule, on
February lCthoflut year, there wu
balance In thetreaaury of IIM.'S' 72.
IMace thla atalement lu conjunction
with that whlih occurs In tho rvixirt
to thoelTett that there waa on hand
January 1st, 1801. all that waa luft of
tho tOIT,(llS-tho sum of $17,843 73,and
It liecomuo Intorettlng. It wlllal-o Ihi
In place to recall a remark lately made
In the Clly Council, by tho Mayor, to
the effect that the city flnauceaare
getting Into mill a condition that It
may beoonie ueoeaaary to sell the
Warm Hi rlnga proia rty.
May jrHcotl'a comfort Is of a doubt
ful character, having a somewhat
doleful sound. To prove this point It
la only needful to allude to that por
tion of lil report In libh he promises
anlncnyoot thoctty revenue wLtch
meant reaching down further Into tho
lockrta ot tho people and an "lu
creiWof the tlly'aexudlturte. Ho
let the beneflclarliaof thlsbtnlguaut
atato of aUalrs the tax a) era lift up
their voices and rejolcu at the reaaons
vtlstlug for "Liberal" a.'lf cougutula
Hon.
We defy any man or body of men,
titer a tarrful exa ulnatlon ol Ihu lm
roveiueuta uulu In this ilt during
iat Jiar, to Intelligently and
Justly atiow that the tinriuou"
mouiita exjiendiil hao Uvn
irnwrly and Juillclnutly disbursed.
iVe might comlsleiitly u a much
troiiger uud hartlier turm. We ui4y
lawellaty that we question the lion
.sly of the admlultlratlon at a whole,
in I In title losltlou we aro alrutigl
eu.talued by statemiula that havofru
(pteutlybitu mala by the Halt Iako
Wmiio.
Under the lit ail of "irmDmnt lui
(iroMinenta," tiX)ii which largesums
hae been expended, the M)or llnU
to one lu particular tho Joint city nnd
county bulldlug. The nllualoti to thla
noble atruiture Is ipilto entertaining
On thla monument of "Littoral" rro
greaa there haa Uiu expeuded of tho
BBBBBBBBBBBBBH
w lo'a money the anug mmof $1(1,
Sintl, l'trhapa will u the taxatyera
nail thla Item of expenditure, a com
mittee of them will act out cm a still
hunt to find that "iermaneut Im
provement," which only exlttslu tho
"nilnd'a eye" of the Mayor. A hole
In tho ground coiling neatly tll,0on la
n remarkal ly economic "permanent
Imi roM'intnl."
It will 1 relit the taxpayer to note
aomeof theixpendlturea, audi for In
tancoai 111,71'iSO fur croitltiga and
sidewalk cu ono street alone South
Temj It; Capitol 11111 rt-crvolr, tll.iwj
Lmlgralltm Canyon ple lino to con
vey water, $3.1,000; waterworks, $IJJ,
nwsi, exptndlturea In tho watir
nntter'" deutment, J0,7Stl 10, Thla
latter outlay relate" to Irrigation only.
And eo It goea. Wo commend tho
report to the calm, Ultpaetlonate
perusal of an alllclvd public aa n fair
bail on which to found a proper eatl
male of "Liberal" rule lu Hilt Lake
Clly.
Tho Increase of crime has mndo
a'rldea In kieplng with other iecul!ar
Itleaof the prternt goverumeut. On
thla point Mr, Hcott aup Ilea some ug
geatlvu figure". In 111)) tho police
made .tin arrests. The retort admits
that this Is double tho number nude
In ISS'I If the olleinwo committed,
ant which wcru notoriously known
to tho aibllc lecause of thtlr
aggravated character Including mur
derIn which the wrjetrator escaped,
were aided to this exhibit, It would
tell a moat woful tale of pro
grettlve criminality. Uirlng thoytnr
0 II pco.ile wore, for various caue,
detained In Jail. Tho report stat-i that
thla number la three times aa largo aa
IhttoflMO. It la probablo, however,
that tho Mtyor did not admit the full
Ulllereiico llodld not glTethe flgurea
for tho )trr picvlout. Tho 7riiune
gave them on the Sind Inst , w lull It
atatctl that tho detentions In Jail lu
ISW numbered 103. Thla makea tho
uunitrr more than elx times greater lu
IstOlhan In the year preceding.
We hare not tho time nor trace to
refer furlhtrat pruent to the dllclal
exhibit of tho first ear's butlueM un
der "Liberal" inlnile. Hut, aa wu
hare before remarked, It slioull bo
cart fully acrutlnlied and weighed by
every Intelligent citizen. If tlila It
done, tho conclusion ruutt Inevitably
hethalthetiocktUcf the ele have
Ut ndej leteil and thtlr money blunder
ed away and rutndered with ar
Killing rtcklnuncsa, uhlla tho morality
of n ouce exemplary city haalieen
frightfully Impaired.
Till! DOiiM-llL 01' INU.III.S.
TltK defeat ot Ingalla la a heavy
blow to the Ilepublliuu party. Ho
was lint, last, au I In every way an In
tense tarllMii. Able, alert, a atrong
writer, a j uugfint i.tkor, inerclleta to
an b)ponent, Unacruputoua aa to
methods, hla political doctrine tiling
(utnineduplnthoalaug "phnw, "get
there," he lias lieeu a jaiwor for 111"
pjtty luauJout of tho Henale, Ilia
downfall la that of A pil Ittcal giant an 1
tho lo to the Itepubllcant lu the
tjenato w HI bo great.
The proapcebt for A change lu the
conatltullou of the upier llousoaru
bright. A few years will bring a
mighty difference. Home of thuatal
warlawhoare raJIcil paittiiut will
hacegone the wayof all ilceli. Dlhera
m III havojotned the ICtntM politician
In a voyage upStltltlver. DtmoiraU
will lake tli" placet of a few cf tho
Itepubllcant, and whllo rha Ihero
may not be au accn lion of talent there
may bo au- lucreato of falrueaa, iolltl
cal morality an 1 genuine patrlotltm.
When a uitnllke Iugall can bo
do nod, nlbtreltMS vigorous aad with
leaa prttlgo aud fewer tactlca may well
beware. Kautat has shaken ou tho
hold Un It of a placemin of extraor
dinary tenacity, and thla la a warning
eerve-l un ether ra Ileal pmtluns,
that Htatea nnd tho Nation want
ttatisiuenrathirthau politicians and
intrlota I luteal of facllonltta. We
hou that I'felltr will prove worthy of
hlatrutU
A fiTOItl Ol' Sl till SIUMC.
IlL'imiJiTM Itoneof the most his
torlocltleaon the broa.1 flowing Dan
ube. It la alwut 110 miles southeast of
Vienna. It hottta of some of tho i roud
est noblemen lu Auatro-IIungvy, lu
autlacoofonoof their arltlocrata tho
opening aceuo of a aad domestlo drama
wu presented A few yeara ago. Tho
deuQiiment of tho aimo drama la being
enacted In New Vork City at the
I ruunt time.
Tho alt.ee la Ibatof Count H:lrmay,
a name which figures largtly lu Hun
garian hi. lory. ThuCouut at onetime
In Id a high pitltlon lu the Court of tho
I mperor. About IbSJ lilt wife lelt
home under cloudy clrcumttaucesaud
tubtt)uently Uletl, There wat ono
daughter, aged 10, named Vlrglnh.
ThuCiuiitpUcel (hit daughter under
the ili-trge of a houi.ckeeitr, und to
dlalute hit grlif sought Irasuro In
Iravuland In revelry.
At lluchareft he met a woman nam
ed 1'olnka. Hlio waa an adVenturees of
the wont klu 1. Hhehad traeled tho
a orld, aud knew tho men of fashion lu
allthoiapitaliof l.urope, and even In
Asia, J'heCouut became Infatuated
ultlili.r. Hu brought her to Hilda.
piMI an I eatablUlied htr aa nil. treat of
lihipalace. llewoullhavemtrrlel her,
but the hw a t overnlng ml. ten ratio lu ir.
rlagea lu Austro.Iluugary, ubaolutely
forbade It. Meanwhile the woiuaiiob
taluwl supreme control of tlieyouug
Cuuuteaa Vtrglult, aud could tuunago
lurm the lit im.iI,
In the tarly uut of 19 the Count
tired of hit mUtreMjtho woman l'olaka,
aud dlamlated her, Madleueil with
rago and Jealousy, sht sworn that alio
would have revenge. Hlio Imluced tho
young Counlea lo lly with her to
America. Iltit liefnm leaving l!uro,
many of Ita gay capitals were vltltcJ,
and the joung Virginia was gradually
Initiated In vice. On the steamship
.liu-cmiVi liolli tailed for New Votk, ar
rltlug there on July Id, ISW. Ou
board Ihle ship the Countess betAme
acjualubid with a Herman Hoclalitt
named August Wunlah. Hhe aaaocl
aled with him Intimately for meat
i.f the voyage, and for a few daya In
New Vork, then he diverted her. The
woman l'olaka mutt Alto havo de
serted her, for tick And heartbroken,
the young girl waa taken to Ward's
Island, the emigrant refuge. After
leaving tint place she took to the User
life of New Votk. Uradually tho fell
ttep by step, until In the low concert
halls the rnrtic I for herself the sou
briquet of "Hungary Jennie."
Meanwhile her father, the Count,
waa Marching l.uroi for her, and ad-
ertl.nl a reward ol '') florins for htr
recovery. He fodnd no trace In
Lurut., and sought her In America,
tin January ilrd, 1(91, he landed lu
Now Vorkfrom lhesteamhlplo7icnihi.
With tho all of the Austrian couaul
and tho po Ice, the long tort daughter
wai found. Hut whin the unfortunate
father It anied that hie aeventeeu.ycar
old girl was one of the lowest creatuna
Ilu theslurtaof Now Vork, he had not
tho heart to eco her. Ho sent her A
letter A-klitg her to abandon her life
of tliaini, saying that ho would gladly
lake her lo hit bosoru and still call htr
daughter. The Utter she thrust ulde,
and said to tho ofllcor who brought It
u2ot my mother w at bad before inc.
Can I bu otherwise? It It of no Use
going back now. It Ittoo late,"
The aged father received Ihlrmea
Mgu with a heavy heart and
embarked for i:urow. llefaro
leavlug ho saw tho woman who
was Hits Immediate cause of all tho
trouble. Hho w at married to a tailor lu
New Vork. The Interview, It It said,
waa a storm) one. Hho had stronger
reproaches for the Count than ho had
for her.
Vuung "Jennie," It Is MtJ, Is now
steeped lu vice. A young man pro
ajaed marrying her aomo time latt
year. Hho woilil not marry, confess,
lug that tho waa too vllo for marriage.
Thetitwspatrs, the illce, nnd the
general public are making much stir
Alwut thla sit I case, simply heeauae tho
unfortunate girl la n tiorn Counteia.
The atory laasalone, lutruth. It
thoull tench a liaison lu morality
and In duty to all parents. Virtue
lu a cabin It as golden at lttuo In a
alace. Quo dreerves commcuJallon
and rcipilrca protection aa much as tho
other, Tho hononil lo joor man fecla
dltgrnce aa much aa tho rich one.
Tlio Count may bo broken hoarliel,
his prlJo humbled, hla family uacutch
en solle.1, his home wrecked, an I hla
life A misery. Hut can ho Jut-Illy him
self or abut lilt tyee to the )ait lie
layed In thtt drama of sin and
thamn? Wat he not the cause of tho
efleet that have been developed
When Iroublo came tiion him he
sought lu drawn It In the wine cup
nnd looked for solaro lu the arms of
vice, luateadofmnetlugtrltlllkoaninu
and turiilug for help to a Dlvluo
source. Ho exposed Ida Innocent
daughter to Uio Inllucnco which oh
oneel her soul and led her astray, and
her rultilt part of hli rttrlbullon.
Ills UUIIU.UU.
Tin: fiery Ingallt hat, nt latt, met
'hla Waterloo, lly an ovorwhtlmltig
majority tho Kanaii legislature rtjecl
rd him aa Its rrprteeiitatlvu In the
United Hlatet Heiiato. He fought vlg.
oroutlyfora fourth ttnu. Ho letup-
lanted by n geulleman named t'felfi r,
a member of tho Kiruwrt' Alllaute of
Kautat, and editor of tho Kansas
itriiicr,
lngtlls delUereil A tieech In the
Beuate alwut two weeka ago, which at
tract! d much nttetitlon. It wat said to
lie n bid for the Alliance Note, and a
ahrewd bit of diplomacy to enlist In
lilt behalf the farmers and wagework
era of the country. One paragrah
from that speech will llluttrato tho
tenor of the whole. Here It la.
"Tlio ovll, Mr. 1'rcsl lent, the second to
which I a ItertM aa tltroa enlng tho aafe
t If It iloot not ondtnger tho eilttenco of
the npiibtle, It the tyranny of eoinblnoJ,
conoentrateJ, eentralliej and luoorjiornt
cdcaltal. Aul tho opla aro contl ler
lug thla great i roblem now, Tho coa
m lenco of the nalon It ahocknl at tho
hijuttlre of mo-lorn aoolety. The moral
aonthnsutof minkliil hat been arouainl
atlhounft'piildlttrlbutlon of wealth, at
tho unoqitt dlrfltlon ol bur lens, the
livnotlla and tho privileges ofsorlely. At
tlio beginning of our aetviQ 1 century the
Aiufirlctn ieople have become rofoun 1
lyooqattotia that the billot la not tho
punirni (or all tli evlla that anil.t
hililiaulty, that It hla not abollaUed
poMrty nor prcTcntel Injuttlee. Ttiey
havo dlaeovered tint polltleul tiulll
does not retuli hi aojlal fraiernltyi tint
tinder a domMrocy tha enuetntrailoti of
greattifpiilhletl pawer In fewer hands,
the aeciini ilatlon ant aggregation rr
grauter am tunta of tteahh hilnlhidualt
la more poatlble Ibtn tin lev nmu irohy,
anltbatlhsrelaalyrantij lil hla more
fatal than the Itraiin) of kings,"
ThlalaaNlvUpkture of tho exist
IngtKlal aud lulu. trial condltlui if
the Unite Ml itei. It lit I no tile ton
the Kautat ftrm-rs, Itllcntly Ihut
donotb.llojlu Mr Iiiilltap,litl
cal rejenoritor lu a apeech lu the
Benito a ah rt tlnm li-fuo, ho said that
the golJeu rub au I tho iloja logue did
not boljii 1 1 A u in politic, mil
to li pe thtt ihu would was only
niilrlJunon'. ill an
ComvoiitliK on tlirto speechea, the
InllanaiolU AVici ex ret.es Itaelf at
follows.
riietfinroitahncM, Ihe tc th nouiM
Intf. thnnrk row irort rati tig ower nf
tti roulitlInii wrouslit nl tlio h.1Ii lit llin
iMtelntloti.wiu icrlup not rrtillrol ln
1I Itirtlintnnlll lite orli (fHnilor
!i'KltjUtk. Tlio wav In wlili hlio
rMir-l lilmolfnulIiaiaUonf (ha IVopIo
n INirlljr; 11m way In which hw
canto 1 iho way In which ho totlllM ihftt
the thing ho on lutoJ nowhelorri,
an 1'iho thlnjti he onr lotrtl now he
bate, hM hr W bn ri l)wl lnro the
conrrrMton of S..iit of Tar-ni, which, It
mIU be remoinbireil, mine with audi
punM to nukp Mm blind. InffaUi,
bffajre whom purity wltlnnvl ilw re
wither lumephUlc eporj whonuorI
t virtue m the utiifTo-l doll orsenielcfi
Iti) Ihltisf of a rlillJUh j w lui hrU th
iu enintv or tmblla morUty at tho objin-t
cf Utter Kthe nj ainart phrow maklngt
thUlngnlLi now woulj poa m nhi
aplrttl proj litt who luvl never tjiwel tho
knretQlUilforwhohndprAyililatly with
hU rice to tho oau hiiiM n wlllfitUna
Ierrrrw ffenorellotia Hrrr Mct roaU
nut rniv uptlnn the malJa'tico of
mane. Hrnry Ooorso coM iiul'ileinnii
lrut tho Injii'ilca if Ibo yntm that
mAkceprogtvMtitiil n),trty, with n real
nture j-tforUil nnd a M nccr Hy pftlnn
the iofunniinre of Ingalla. U la one of
the inont Mlnury eUhU that ha been
prcMoutiHl In n Ion at tlrnt. llerewnatt
man wlw entrenched ln I mz pubtJo wt
IcehAleloTttod It to autlnn, llh
Riiprtmacy nfempd to him ao absolute,
hi fniWery no complete, that ho wai not
other men were, lie mo mod to bo
come NHval of tho uplrlt of Hero!
whom uo title cuuH auiriMUte with Ita
BreiU.f. Ila iw-.tJ beforo tho cuuutr
lu plcturi-, aul laxt, anrvnliiif at lhy
virtue of the i tmnij llnj: ou t n moral
wmnJirtN uf cUlllfitlon, making opuit
of lu belled im iupirtlileju, iho et
plolotij of whhh woro Una known ti
Htiliorlorixlnlikohlmttil en 1 Iwhold
he hut wlthf nil at touch.'
It ii not guutrally known llmt Mr.In
Italia waa, lu 1&0J, tho nonilnm for
LIruUuant Uorrrlior of Kiiitni, of
what wae then i ailed tho nutl'Llncoln
l-nrty. The chalriuaa of tlio rouvrn
lion which nomluatoil IiitfulU Mldt
'Llncolu hat lUiuagthl the country and
orrldd n Uwiuul the CootLltutlon. The
(lovi rutumt ti fiUIuvf to piece from lu
herotitlntbcclllty,'1 Tlio Itepubllcan Htito Central (m
njlttclut-J an oJJn-M tu tho loal
vuUra of KaiiA to iaueo and thltik
hoforo vollnjf forThatrher, IuRalUiuid
ZcUiocau(ltdatwof the copperhead
bolteri.
Whtaatransi rovolutloii ln A life
time. Inpilli waatheti a dMojull.t,
i.ovhodtpenJaon tho O. A, H. for
an 1 1 tort, an J ho la the riming lou of tho
tohller and Uio nlonc.I
SALT LAKE THEATKB.
tut, t, IK mux, lti&oxa.
Tbo Comcdf Event o! Years 1 1 1
Wediissilay s Thursday, Jan.28 5 29.
Mr. Wm. Glllottej'a (now)
MITEnETAR.
"DO YOU KNOW?"
tan if wit bolt ncarnoM,
He Funniest and Best Written Play,
WITH COM Bill li HCNOa AM) IKriHCaT,
kti.k rnopccrD.
nu r xcru r comi-asv and m
feta( rHacti, uatlr dirKlloit ot
.Mr. Cliut!iM X"io1iiiihii.
1U lelUU rua ir.UJ 9oaiiTa al
UaUalUAB 8tiTbtit,w1oik.
IMF im rlra Hale of Nenlt be
aliiai TuUr,
UTAH
S3 ti 24 E. Plrtt South St ,
SALT LAKE CUTY.
ll'ITAr. ,100 000 00
"litl'l la tia.ooo oo
r AntiTitova, rmt,
v vr utiiarv, rutrnii,
aLCClMHIvas, CsiMtr.
unite niiiiii
r. ArniilrsBi, 1. MaJtra,
llolmr Itobtrlt, T W. rtlrrUrk,
That. W.Jsnslsit, Usorss VI, taaafla,
br.Jaa.. lltcharJa, O It. llndy,
U. CCdairalBft.
(Jerjeral Barjlijij Business
fve lr Cnl. Jultml TWif oa .tiriajl
lKil, tXupounJnt 4 JWl aim
Ullb STATE BAHK OF UTAH, I
I saw Uht. nxr, '
o.i.it.i, - onoo,ooo.
,I,.,.":.I'.J.",1N'', I'rttMt.l,
WAI II IKtaTOV ir. IT.ald.B1
iiauanu iiLU,V.ZJ
iitiao.Fonni
J".t li I Smut, On a tlarlos.
IV in llltows, r.traiW.elaSrta,
Atranll esonoa, track Y Tatlar.
"ran .rolaitioB, ehiior ratatorlli
1 aa alarm, I'Khanl w, ioodi .
Iltsrr A. ttoollsr,
llweltst J.fu.iu pirtllt oa dsmaad
Lbt liinatr on a rotd laeurllr,
l art ftp rci,i.oaiaTio(ttitp mi
V "i.un.li mi.iert istraoa luarltrlrj
altaaujiiitlu.lBni ' "
Qoong Chong Wing,
!trL Omnmenlal mid
gh Vancu aood
J2 -"tltivsp altar ,,.
NiiJ " UmltmUtfa Orwi-
fcja., M,r ,ii Ml A7,(j nt
VKT It! KnulU St.
4 Ro.Bti.
r'l..-i'iS'tP,, '"''i'. tin
iimriDiiiiiimirrn
BARTON & COT
AICE3 SBLXirtTO THEIR
STOCK OF
CLOTHING!
Etc., Damagod by FIRE nnt! WATEn. ut
o, 30 Wusft Fir$ oui p eet.
COME AND OUT COODS AT
oOWE-THIRD THEIR VALUE
iiiTiiinnitmrrniTmiiiTTiT.' r
"a" c. m. i
During tho Holidays wo havo Sold Moro
Goods and at Lower Prices than
any other store in tho
city, and we are still
offering Suporb
Stocks of
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Clothing & Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Carpets, Curtains & Rugs,
Groceries, Hardware,
Glassware & Tinware,
Stoves & Ranges,
sjtseaatgas,- .r-.- - .-, . 1 -J