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Show I ' to the a lminis'ratiou of the govern-j govern-j iiiei.t. March 4th bids fair to be (he beginning of an historical eoi-li in American politics, and wilh ils advent will come new men and new measures, EDITORIAL JOTS Pas a tree coinage bill and remove re-move the cause of hard times.' Dull times are caused by the earcily ot money, and the scarcity of money is can ed by the semi-mono semi-mono -matalie policy of our and o'her government?, Frce silver" is tiie cry of the Western people, bee mse they are familiar with the fids of the case and as soon as th ., workinguien. the fanners, and tlu business men of too east, and elsewhere, heroine to thoroughly ui: de; s' an t tiiis gteat question, the cry of ''Free. Silver'' ill resound from coast to coast, from border to border, then justice ;ii! 1 right will triupmh. A good many hints have been jiiven Mr- Cleveland as to who ought to form his cabinet, find advice ad-vice is being oflered every day. but judging from the pa-t the President elect is likely to have a sav or so iu the matter, (tie night say 'dam') and will name them when lie sees fit ard a;k no oris. The Tribune is in truobh; about the fust Christian eernu'ii preached in Utah. 'One ds'nj is thai, the i'lenchiiig was done in January 22. but a correspondent ,'coareet? ) this and puts ih- date in 1S5S. Tne will find by reading up a little V that the first Cllristai.'i sermon was ( preached about the time the j-io-r.eers arrived, but i'nen t'oe Tribune has not, yet discovered tb.-.t U'.ah has divided ci: part . lines PorSl- lily in tf.l years tuey l:F and di.'-ovcr rue i.e. and then go into rapture- over it. Some people always nir.kfc discoveries after the whole world knows about them. The international congrees I. as rot been al'.ogethti a failure for it :s esvmt.g a great deal of tlb cussion amonst the European. Some of the arguments advanced by the Amnions Amni-ons are bearing fiuit and men are beginning to undeistand that it is not only for the benefit of America, but a'sj for their beneiit that a return re-turn to bi-metalism is necessary. In England the question is being do-baled do-baled pro and con through the press and the silver advocates are advancing advan-cing some solid arguments. A writer iu the Tiniss, recently show-J show-J that every period of depro ?ion in England had been caused by the contraction of the melal currency, and that the period immediately following tho rlifeovery ofgold in the United Slate" and Australia had hin one of unexampled prosperity pros-perity f -r the whole woild. 'Hie Englishman ha got the right lead, and it he filln-.vs it will arrive fit correct t-.mchisions, and it in to bfj hoped that ho v, ill suttwl in showing show-ing his couiiirynsen tho error of their ways lefoie calamity overtakes over-takes them. When vic .-I';e i.h.-nt tc.-e'i!"- assumes hn duiii's o: his fiice on March 4th next one of hi; fir-t o'!i- Cial acis v. nl he the au.-imiiS e .nil Oi tnu oatii oi oiiiee to I w cnt v -nine Senators, who.-:.' term v.ll. bi-o-in wit ii the PiUv tlnru Ci.guss. ut gince ihe cionnv (lavs ol ill-; tun- StrllCUoll llll.i tlln i i .',,,,.. S:-S-ioli ot tlie I :,i' ; .--;a.'.-s ---ni.to 1 e. r. m i t 1 l' n i o deel 1 1 i 1 l t 11 ii b.TSiiip. A (O.r.iKcle .-l;::n'-'o in P"M Mi" u i i tf the l'ediral gov-.-ruiiif i t is sa:irrl i i i i i r fc nt i t iu cratio paj-tv '.Mil or.in:z-; n.e S.-u-ate :n tiiiiie accord v.ut: sh; hr.cr hou.-e ana iht executive i ! a r. J:i--n il .1 i i Ii 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' i c i t 1 il i u i it xmee tne uavs td hue lun an. wiil ugam shape tne policies in lelaiion |