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Show DAILY 4 UTAH STATE JOURNAL OGDEN, UTAH. FRANK J. CANNON, EDITOR. RICHARD OINEY. UTAH STATE JOURNAL, Hence, if we would not enter upon that road, change and the displacement of Republicanism Its cannot come too soon or too decisively. to the menace a is supremacy of persistence the law, which as administered, seems to be fast proving itself a net which may entangle the small fry but which the big fish break through with entire impunity." The Democratic club of Massachusetts AN ATTACK ON ROBERTS. has issued what Hon. Charlie Crane used to As might be expected, call a brochure. The Tribune quotes Senator Smoot as the subject is Richard Olney. This splendid having been talking again. If the report is and introduction no needs very gentleman is a fair inference that what the little description to the Ameriban people. For correet.it a man not at all spectacular in his methods,he senators friends dont do to him, he will do has attracted as much attention as any citi- to himself. This time he is reported to have zen of his epoch. Massachusetts is instruct- declared at Chicago as follows: ed for him at the Democratic national .convenMy case and that ot Brigham Roberts before come that his shall if name and similar. Roberts was a polygamist not are tion, it and ought to have been are a bouts and over, body after the preliminary don't think that a unseated. I is not an impossibility that be will carry But I am not a be a the full representation in the conven- should of laws. Even the nor a breaker tion. Certainly he would be a formidable rival polygamist took an oath in the Mormon charge that I for Gorman, McClellan, Towne and Cleve- church which was contrary to the oath of office of a senator is now admitted by my acland. lacusers to be unfounded. The people of the This is one of his views on capital and United States are not going to be hoodwinked of in extenuation bor: It is sometimes urged on this question. I want a decision, and I am the coal operators foolishly offensive tone at sure of a favorable one. the conference, that they were enraged at the This attack on Brigham H. Roberts was recognition of labor unions and the presence as unnecessary as it was in ill taste. Thoughtby invitation of their representative. If that be so, they must be as blind to the salient ful men of both parties admit, as was confacts of the era they are living in as they are tended on the floor of the house, that the oblivious of legal obligations. In these days manner of the exclusion of Brigham H. Robof combination by capital on a scale and to an erts was distinctly unconstitutional. Whether extent as startling as it is unprecedented, can he would have been expelled after having been dethey possibly imagine that labor is to be denied seated is a question which can never be of in view termined. the twisting an equivalent right of combination? If they Certainly, of and constitutional all of wrenching fairness right do, they reckon without that sense and of justice which always animates the which occurred in his case, it is extremely bad American people. If they do, it is only anoth- taste for an apostle of the church of which er instance of their ccmplete indifference to Mr. Roberts is an honored member to gloat over the fate which befell Mr. Roberts in the the law of the land. This is an excerpt from a recent speech at house of representatives. If Mr. Smoot said New York: In matters of foreign policy, what is attributed to him in the Tribune the Democratic party will stand for interna- special from Chicago, he occupies an astonishtional morality and decent international con- ing position. As a citizen, he declares that and duct: for observance of treaties and obedience Brigham H. Roberts was a to international law; for respect for the should have been excluded from the house of rights of every nation, however small; for the representatives; and yet as an apostle of the refusal to take by stealth or robbery what we church, Mr. Smoot sustains Mr. Roberts in a have no right to get except by consent of the high ecclesiastical position from which vantowner; for the continuing our traditional role age ground Mr. Roberts delivers authoritaas the defender of the weaker states of tive instruction to the whole body of the this hemisphere instead of becoming their Mormon people. To say that Brigham H; to sit in the spoliator; for minding our own business gen- Roberts was unfit as a erally without meddling with the internal af- midst ot that holy circle of representatives fairs of foreign countries and without making in congress; an to say that he is a choice inrumors and trivial events the pretexts strumentality in the hands of God for the defor military demonstrations in foreign ports. livery of the All Fathers word to his strugIn matters domestic, the Democratic party gling children, is an anomaly which only the will repudiate the stand pat policy and will Smoot case can equal. advocate both economy in expenditures and Possibly Senator Smoot did not say what such tariff reform and revision as industrial is attributed to him, but the chances are a good conditions and the interests of the country at many in ten that he will not deny it. large demand. In that view, it will stand for a reasonable relation between governmental Hon. Charles Frederick Joy, of St. revenues and governmental requirements; for Louis, former congressman, is out in a clean administration and official conduct free New York interview in which he completely from every suspicion of graft; for amend- discredits from his own viewpoint the Hon. ments of existing tariff schedules in the inter- Joseph W. Folk, district attorney of St. est of the country at large and not in that of Louis and the probable next governor of Misspecial syndicates or favored industries; for souri. Mr. Joy starts out by proving that such access to foreign markets, by tariff ad- District Attorney Folk was never elected to justments or reciprocity treaties, as will en- office, and he continues through a number of able American producers to dispose of their presentations, finally winding up with the surplus products; for taking from the opinion that none of the boodling crowd will trusts that kind and degree of protec- go to the penitentiary, despite all the plaudtion which enables them to monopolize the its which have been bestowed upon the dishome market and to sell to the foreign con- trict attorney. All of which is as interesting sumer at prices greatly below those made to as it is unconvincing. The American people In other matters have accepted Mr. Folk as the Hero of Civic the domestic consumer. both our foreign and Duty and they are not prepared to discard vitally affecting domestic affairs, 'the Democratic party their own opinion because of a mere political will first of all stand for a pacific criticism. of a militant republic; for the instead ? The horror of the Slocum disaster in appeal to the last resort of kings only in legitimate and not for criminal ag- Long Island Sound is more than the annihilafor an gression; army and fleet commensurate tion of whole armies in the Orient. The with actual needs but not used either as play- Eastern peoples need thinning out; but we things or to bully the weak or provoke the cannot have too many good citizens in Amerstrong; in short, for things that make for peace ica. v and not for war. The Democratic party will also stand for the supremacy of the law; for Colorado may pay dearly for the flamno nations for less than for indiuiduals; boyant Sherman M. Bell. The Portland law for law for the greatest as not ex- Mining company will sue the state and cerempted from its power and for the very least tain officials for $100,000 damages, because of as ifeeling its care; for law for capitalists the tyrannical and inexcusable closing down for law for presi- of the mine by the military authorities. and law for . dents and cabinets as well as for the humblest of private citizens. We are inclined to remember that it was is And this his view of the menace which President Grover Cleveland who signed makes to the institutions of the Republicanism Utahs statehood bill. Ah, what a great and republic: Law supreme and equal for all men good friend he was! is to the American what the Ark of the Covev nant was to the Jew of old while we have it, Ogden begins today to extend her welwe need not fear for our safety when we lose come to the superb band of Elks who will conit, we are advanced on the high road to ruin. gregate here next year. ' law-break- prac-tical- JUNE FRIDAY, 17, 1904. Banks Summer Clearance Sale of Millinery Commenced Today ONE TRICE I er, law-break- er lv law-make- r. Takes any Sailor, Street Hat or Child's Trimmed Hat in the stock. Ml Vress are offered at half price. Every hat is marked in plain figures. The prices during this sale are just half what the goods are marked. law-break- er Banks Millinery Department in S. law-mak- er so-call- ed self-defens- e, : wage-earner- s; . - Shapes J. Burt & Bros Store tional I PERSONAL POINTERS! . Henry Crosby ! In from the cut- off. W. E. Bell of Salt Lake the city. la visiting In committeeman, came up from ery. Our niece, who had Consumptl-Salt Lake on the Oregon Short Line In m advanced stuge. also used (hit last night and continued east over the wonderful medicine and today she It Union Pacific. perfectly well. De.-;- f rate throat and A. Bremstedt, a well known sugar-belung diseases yield to Dr. King's Xev seed merchant of Schladen, Ger- Discovery as do no other medicine on many, and his United States agent, earth. Infallible for Coughs and E. C. Post, of Lundee, Mich., are vis- Colds. 60s and $1.00 bottles guaiting In the city. ranteed by Jesse J. Driver. Trial boJ. T. Hurst and Superintendent ttles free. Drlggs of the State School fbr the Deaf and Blind, returned last evening from a fishing trip with three baskets full of the speckled beauties. H. V. Hilliker, assistant superintend371 Twanly-Sacan- d Street KR8. B. H. ELWOOD, Psor. ent of the Salt Lake division of the Newly (arniihed throughout; equipment Oregon Short Line, and C. H. cenmodern; electric lights, steam heat; Rates trally located. Board by day or week. U0-chief clerk in Mr. Hlllikers ofreasonable. Telephone fice. went north last evening on a tour of Inspection. et J. H Clark la up from Pangultch on a visit E. V. Shurtllff Is in the city from Rock Springs. Dr. O. C. Olmstead of Wells, Nev., is in the city. Cal-lan- d, Tom Mathews, of Salt Lake, is an Ogden visitor. Mr. C. Davis of Salt Lake is In the city on business. J. W. Rooklidge Is up from Salt Saved Two From Death. Lake for a few days. Our little daughter had an almoet E. H. Jones, the Kelton, Utah, merfatal attack ot whooping cough and chant Is In the city. writes Mrs. W. K. Havl-lan- d bronchitis, D. H. Hummer of Cleveland, O., is of Armonk, N. Y but, when In the city on business. 11 other remedies failed, we saved Mrs. S. P. Gass of Corlnne, Utah, her life with Dr. Kings New Dlscov- was in the city yesterday. H. McCoy and wife and daughter are visiting in the city from Chicago. T. Alkawa, a Japanese labor agent, from San Francisco, is in the city. ul G. N. Tsolomlte, ' for Greece, at Butte, Mont, is in the city. G. F. Babcock, a popular young a temperance :j ; merchant of St. Louis, Mo., la an Ogden visitor. Judge Howell has returned from Provo where he has been In attendance Elwood 'file K T Utahna ParK vice-cons- strictly i resort. The WeeR of June 13 at the Elks' reunion. Mra Vilate Wiggins of Ogden is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Carrie HIGH-GRAD- E Smith, in Brigham City. United States Senator C. D. Clark of Wyoming, accompanied by Mrs. AMMONS & WHITE. SULLY ft PHELPS, Clark, are Ogden visitors. Chappie iTusic Lesson. the Irish Orators. F. E. Lewis, superintendent of din- X 1 WEAVER ft LAMBERT. JEAN WILSON, Paon Union the and hotels cars ing Female Impersonators. 2 Ballad. cific, is in Omaha on business. JEAN WILSON, MILLER HIGGINS, ft Misses Helen and Mayme McDerIllustrated Song. Song and Dance Artists. mott has left for their home in ShelDELT1AS ft DEVINE, E. R. Gourleys Utah Ariel Artists. ton, Neb., to spend the summer. Moving Pictures, James Xngebretson, formely of Ogden but no wpracticing law at Salt PRICE OF ADMISSION Lake, is in the city on business to10 Cents' 5 Cent day. Children A. W. Buren. A. Laugenbeck. R. Murdenger and A. Ellch. all of Germany are stopping at the Reed for a few daya Colonel Doach, who is representative of the United States in connection with Each Evening Except Sunday, the Clark and Lewis exposition at POSITIVELY THE FINEST FLOOR IN Portland, is In the city. THE STATE. Hon. D. H. Peery. Democratic Na AAA A.AAAA A A w vvvTwTtwV 3 W i VAUDEVILLE ! . pe Dancing at the New Pavilion W W j |
