| Show the salt lako herald is ii laboring these taps i diya to allow abow the ha difference between republicanism Republican istra and nd democracy it mentions that it is ia bein being pointed out there are so called democrats who believe in protection and tho chief organ of utah democracy wants it understood that the democracy of any man who favors the theory of tho is ia of a questionable character the editor asks aski in what light republicans lock lookup alou ou members of their pirty party who believe in free trade doctrines them to say we are glad the herald is s taking up thi that th i et ct we have many protectionist in utah county 1 some of f them ari am prominent men and beliva belk vo tho iho democracy of af the last Legis legislature latura is somewhat questionable it did dd not net leliose belcove in in encouraging coura cou raging 1 home industries indu they it was fully within the tha scope of democracy to lava given encourage ment tu to the su sugar suar ar works for exam pie wo have corEt antly contended that tieh is ia not democracy we wa have told lold thorn them that only republic CAUS believe in protecting the indus trim trinid if a co country antry arld and that democracy win was more mora for the world at laro largo than our country some have havo questioned our right to state slate the ps p s of the democratic party and we mit confess I 1 that it quits our pur pia 11 6 tu to let lei all tell thair choir pr parly y plea are we be lieva hj horad has stated this ono one principle plo coart correctly atly no democrat eau cau believe in protect protecting protection in g the infant i in deirias du irias af a country and aad still ba a good lymb r of the tha Demoor atie party any raire m jre thau cau can a R bubli can can bulova in free frea trade and yet claim a standi et anding tg in abo republican ranks either cuse case would be incon Bl si stent E EN has always mam t alva the latter day saints are ft a ideas on protection tile the very ait political doctrine taught in utah ats home mallu factura tha 1 people e wery taught to encourage in industries dust ri aps iu our luijen and asmuth as much aspessi as possible keep out foreign 6 goods oads and out al bide aldo do merchants mere hints they eid ed taught that to k kep ep our ay iy at home would woul i make us prop jus ua that thre there was vas no leod g such articles cles frodi ihfe slated aa could bernadein be made in utah to carry out these principles prinCiple 3 much machinery was wai brou bt here from the tha east E as and several coolon mills and some cotton mills wore were erac bract I 1 od canneries tanneries Tann Tanti eries shoo factories hat factories ani other rutht r indus rin rini i were vere started yi mo havo proven success fa ful oll ers have not atit till all wry were st started arteil in accordance with the dos trine of enz ant I 1 i home iq ill destries dus tries the of if leaching and practice pj iu in this lil le leavo ital eal their enece effeil hundreds today to day are in favor I 1 of homo home industries and believe they honlio timple ample p kloct bahun of this aimo class claas of persons have also been in in the habit of calhun g democrats no cratt had aud they euw the first legislature go cout contrary to their instruction tio u and training during mai many ily years it is perfectly natural blat they should any the conduct was not dern dem c Cira batic tic are gad ad to see how evar that f t bands by its principles una says boldly that LI a democrat who beli believes kyes in ia eliol is 13 a u abio cha character charleter soon tho the men inea who f favor avor 1 locae owe industries will learn of what con diac when the ihly y will conclude that that such doctrine docS rine is i geither consi consistent stout stent with their past practices in utah rr or I 1 present reseat prof professions essi lors |
