Show OUR SPECIAL ELECTION I In 18M Mr Bryans vole In Utah was 6tIAXI to nGOD for President McKInley In thr election for Representative to Congress Con-gress Just held the Democratic candidate Is reported to havo almost KO < majorlt > I which shows that sllverlsm Is dying oui In I the silverproducing States Indianapolis Indian-apolis Journal Not dying out a bit butt silver men refuse lii i bo used as a convenience by l hellish Democrats who care nothing for silver but only for ofllce and who always Ignore I silver when they are In power EdItor Tribune Utah has returned a Democrat Judge I W II 1 Kingto Congress DlmctratJulfc excluded RoherlH although by a considerably consid-erably redurid majority Uoth Judge King and his opponent In the election aro Mormons each having howecr but one wife I Tlu new Congressman represented 1 Tlnl L In the Fiftyfifth Congress and Is I popur In the State Philadelphia Record I Rec-ord V The successor of Mr Roberls of Utah I 1 proves to bo a I Democrat of the Mormon religion without the polygamist connection connec-tion which Is I significant of Utahs ability I to bo reconciled to established facts Judge King the new Congressman has served In Congress before Although but 37 years old he has been In public life for fifteen years reaching the bench of tim Utah Supreme court In 1SOI where he served until his first flection to Congress In 1SW Sprlngllcld Republican 9 The election of King Democrat In Ulan to succeed Polygamist Robert In the r House cf Representatives Is 1 not surprising surpris-ing ns Ulah went overwhelmingly for Bryan In 1SM and Roberls also a Democrat I Demo-crat had I plurality of more than 5000 voles In 1S3S Kings majority Is about I 2000 and shows a largo falling off In tho Dfjjiocrallc vdo Anleelecllon rumors lo tho effect lhat tho Mormon church vote would go to the Republican candidate seem lo have been wllhout foundation The result Is 1 close enough to make tho Democrats nut forth Ihnlr best efforts to keep Utah In lIne next November Syra cuo Herald 9 V O Tho Sail Lake Democrats have sent a nonpo > gamous Democrat to succeed Roberts In Congress They would httve saved a deal of trouble by I doing this In the first place Rocheslcr Herald Mr Roberls successor Is not overburdened over-burdened with wife says a Connecticut paper What does an editor at that distance dis-tance know of I the domestic relations between be-tween Limo new Congressman and his butter but-ter half Denver Post IH New York Heralds dispatch from this cIty dated April 111 says Opponents of tho Mormon church hero sny lhat William i II King I who has been elected to succeed Ilrlghnm H I Roberls as Ropresciilallve from Utah I In Congress has tIm tot received his reward for making I lie I a ay clear for Robertas election In 1M besides furnishing a vindication for Robert Mr King was Representative when the Roberts movement Marled In Utah early 10 < I ll In Limo veur Thorp was a great dlssnlls the factIon In the DemoirntK party over course of the latter In signing the mnnl feslo of 1SJW In which he bound himself to ask the consent of too Mormon church leaders before nccepllng any political nomination or nominaton II appointment KIng undoubtedly could have defeated the nomination of Roberls but heforn the State convention was held In announced lint he would not accept I roiiomlmitlon and was I candldale for the United Stales Senate Ills friends declared he had received ceived assurances of the support of high I churchmen as a consideration for his withdrawal I as an opponent of Roberts Tn Iho Lcglslnluro however he found 1llsCI practically without church support sup-port Lime Influencft of the supposed Mormon Mor-mon steering commlllee bilng exerted In favor of A W MrCune I millionaire I mineowner and thai of George Q Cannon Can-non In favor of the Jailers NOl |