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Show The Logan Nation will be good enough to note that The Dispatch would see the proposed editorial association as-sociation organized rather in the business busi-ness interests of the profession than to gratify the fun-loving propensities of the craft. Such an organization would be of inestimable Bervice, and would result in increasing the profits of the business enormously. It is a noticeable noticea-ble fact that the papers of Utah do more work and get less for it than the papers of any other etate in the union. If these abuses were done away with, we could all afford to make better papers. We are in for improvements, not junketing. This it is, and nothing more, Mr. Nation, and down deep in your boot-heels you must approve. The result in Salt Lake is fraught with a lesson to the democracy to which the party in this territory should give close heed. The democracy has saddled upon it by the false teachings of the republicans the odium of the hard timeB prevailing. This is a powerful pow-erful argument with the ignorant and unreasoning. It must be met in the future contests in Utah, and -met as men meet the powerful and the deter mined. The national administration must reconstruct on the silver question r else be prepared to see Utah join with her western sisters,, any party opposed op-posed to Mr. - Cleveland, j We cannot avoid this conclusion it is ineyicable and convincing at this moment. The Enquirer is as full f paternal suggestions to the new council as an egg is of meat. If the . council does all that the Splatterblotch . tells it to do, and refrains from doing, all that it would have it to refrain from, it would sit in continual seBSion for two years. We don't expect the council.to do more than half that we aaggdet for it to do. i The witty Logan Journal must not suppose that the Enquirer proposed to play, the thief in that wonderfully pioua similitude which it copied from Ben. Rich's paper the other day, with all of its nerve and impudence, we don't believe be-lieve that . itrwould everT knowingly come that near to the truth. The Logan : Journal is fighting a manful battle for the retention of the agricultural college. No one thinks less of it for, that, while all respect re-spect Us local patriotism, but this all does not make Logan the, best point in the territory at which .to locate permanently per-manently this great state enterprise. Our Paul is almost as great a reformer re-former among our protective benighted here , in Utah as was old Paul among ths blinded heathen of Palestine and Persia in the old days. He is as much reviled v and . persecuted as was his prototype and will come out fully as triumphant, we haven't a doubt. i Of course the Tribune, being republican, repub-lican, iavored bounties. It would distress dis-tress the -dear old Trio, amazingly were the new state to go dead against bounties and corporate injustice. Cobbett. and Mitchell are now both fighting mad and it means business. Mitchell has signed the articles and the bold Briton will toe the mark whenever and wherever it is drawn. Will the Herald undertake to say that because one. has a black thorn driven into bis own, flesh, therefore he ought ta withhold, sympathy from hiB neighbor similarly situated. If old Smutty doesn't - lookout, some smart alec will be putting his sulphurous sulphur-ous kingdom into the hands of ,the receiverso re-ceiverso much has this practice grown in public, favor of Jate. How bitter it is to be likened to the Enquirer, either in decency oir ability. The Standard is very, severe and yery inconsiderate. i j We court the severest tests for the Mormon people and feel tully confident confi-dent that they will meet them with honor. |