Show a It would seem seer that there is a difference ference d between the organ that is sup supporting porting Uncle Jesse JOllie during the campaign and Uncle Jesse himself As a mining man your canny Uncle Jesse JeBe has no desire to see tho tariff taken token off load lead and the bars thrown down to place Utah lead into competition with lead load from Mexico where whore the miners get about 50 cents a day and will live for fer a week on ml a meal that would make a Utah miner minor look for a n new board jag fug house or a new cook Tha Th Tribune is of course I more consistent in the course it takes than thanie is ie Uncle Jesse lase The organ of tho the Tribune deal is boosting t for the election tion of a Democratic senator from Utah and a Democratic con coni i gr and aad for that t at reason lines up with its in sup support support f a port of the fre free Ne trade theory Uncle Jesse Jeese Je ea while he lines linee up with tho the free freel l traders and is m the proprietor of the Democratic candidate for Congress does doe not that to interfere with business Your Uncle Jesse is a politician but after the election he lie is a business man and as a business busine businessman man he lie does not want to see the tM Republican protective policy go glimmer glimmering ing The organ of oi the deal den I can make its policy four fourSquare fourSqUare I Il Square with its ito desires de but how about your Uncle Jesse JesseY Isis His candidate fer far Congress Ferdinand Erickson of course is singing small on the tariff issue and loud on statewide prohibition The Provo sage must almost laugh Jaush himself to death in the privacy of his chamber when ho he thinks of Ferdinand Fardinand Erickson running for office on a platform that spells enmity to the liquor traffic Erickson has hu been on and off the most consistent friend frie d that liquor r has ha h had in Utah and he obtruded his personality against P prohibition in Mt Pleasant and used all his influence as mayor of that i town to prevent compliance with a petition p signed by almost every voter in Mt 11 t Pleasant As a mining man an expert mining man a man who knows the mining business ss and has hu made a fortune out of it whose experience do you think most mast qualifies him to with authority Uncle Jesse Jere or the editor of the Salt Lake Like Tribune t Early Parly in 1000 the mining men of Utah were holding meetings to use whatever influence could be bo brought to bear upon Congress to prevent any an aD reduction rt in the tho lead d tariff The Th newspapers of Salt Lake all aU did what they could to help Tho The Tribune was not in the rear of thee the procession by any means It had bad columns of matter about it reporting the tho meetings and anal using its local columns as it always does for calling callins upon u n the mining men to stand firm and prevent destruction of one of the I 1 chief hid industrial s of oI Utah It had haq editorials commending the tho action of the thet t mining sing men hi in getting together It advised that a delegation go to Wash Wasl tf Eton and notion amen was taken tako Was Wag the then Q it i i it ht it now Was Uncle Jesse right thou then in demanding that lead be pro protected I t totted or is 1 lit he right now when hen he is working day and for the election of oI a free trader to Congress and is I getting the aid and support of the Tribune in doing so 50 r The wool w Ol men of Utah were wera busy at the same time The eastern mem memo members r bers lie rs of Cont Congress representing constituencies that ore are consumers of wool 1 21 rather la her than producers were lining up for a material reduction in the tariff oa OD o wool and aad their Democratic brethren ren were wore fighting to have wool placed upon the free ree list liat Every Evory paper in the ilie state demanded that Utah stand firm for protection of the sheep industry A committee of wool men man went l to Washington and had a hearing before be oro the tha House and Senate Sanate committees that were Vere in charge of the tariff schedules sort of treatment did they get from rom the tho two Utah senators and tats r 1 t ish ah congressman t Did they find men inimical to t the ideas they went want there to support or did they find men who ware wore in entire sympathy with them t Every mining man in the state and every wool man knows the I I answer Did they thay find mere mero tyros excuse us for filching this word from Bi B BH Bt t i H JI or did they find men of influence men mon who were well voll able to get a hearing bearing for them t Did they the find men who were received with respect bj their heir anC an men whose word was worth Something and who were able to do things t Did they find men who were i j helping in the making of these schedules es dr did they find men who were compelled to sit back with folded arms and take whatever the committees were ern willing to give them t Ask Aile any member of the delegations that went to Washington at that t time and you will vill get the answers to these those questions Ask any member members of f those s delegations d what senator had bad charge o of the wool schedule and welcomed the help of Utah constituents to help bip write his ideas into the bill billany Ask any wool ol grower in Utah Ut J whether the tha Payne bill bilI has lias helped or harmed his A your Uncle Jesse Knight whether the lead lend schedule of that bill was of advantage or of disadvantage to Utah Dont ask Uncle Jesse o however Ver until un l after election when the politician will have become merged in the mining man and business man manTh mani i Th The present congressional delegation from Utah to Washington is j 1 1 needed to continuo continue the work wont it has been and is doing Charles W Nibley T 1 ft a man of some intelligence and standing in iu the state said that the work of the two senators and the congressman from Utah had bad done dono much to tomake tomake tomake make Utah respected in the east Ho ne said that their bearing their in influence influence int t fluence their intelligence and their integrity had bad caused a different feel icel feeling I la l ing lab toward Utah to be held in Washington New Now York and other eastern a r cities He TIo l b said that a new senator and a n new congressman would have to start at the foot of the ladder and that it would be years yours before their influence would be bo of any use to Utah Do you suppose that if a Democratic senator from Utah sits in the ci Senate chamber and a Democratic congressman from Utah sits in in the tho lower house whoa hon the tho next tariff bill is made that there thero will bo lie e any any an hoed I paid by them to telegrams asking that Utah bo ho protect protected d and do you sups sup s poso pose that hat if they did heed they would get g t any notice from of the tho bill bIlU If H those framers aro are Republicans they are not likely to lined heed tI Democratic opponents and if U they are Democrats dont you suppose they the y would get ge short shrift t from the he free trade Democratic c majority o This is is 18 no time timo to permit the tho proponents of this t I c deal daal to pull tho the wool over the eyes of the Utah voter It is for the people l of Utah to decide deci d whether they want the next senator to be a u free trade trader r t Democrat DemO rat under the tho thumb of the Salt Lake Lako Tribune here bare in Utah and 5 i whether they wait w wait t the next congressman from rom Utah to be a n Democrat Democrate e whose platform pl is statewide prohibition and whose record on the liquor o a question is 15 black as your hat It is lS for them th m to decide whether they want r the type typo of man that Ferdinand is 18 to represent them in the halls balls of Congress |