| Show A outlook the wilson bill well be considered now the financial policy of ibis prosperous roua country when the mckinley bill had passed the house mail began shaping their sails to catch tho wind of prosperity which then began to blow As soon as it became certain that the mckin ley bill would become law men did not wait for its formal adoption by tha senate and of the president but they went right to work on plants of various kinds chief among which were thosa needed in the production of knit goods lace terne tin sugar etc the south partook of the wave of prosperity as well aa the west found a larger damand than ever babore foa its why is it that this same good omen of returning prosperity is not apparent now whan it is almost certain that the biloon bill will become law we could well understand why men did not care to commence work aghast summer when the tariff question was an uncertainty but are at a loss to understand why they do not better themselves bow if it is true as the democrats tell ue that the wilsen bill will bring prosperity in conr estimation the signs are not good for our promised democratic prosperity they look particularly dark from a utah standpoint august the frea wool schedule goes into force which will make ihu price of wool permanently low m utah BO a the free wool schedule shall remain in force aur lead producing minea will have to closedown close down and the beet sugar industry will be sadly crippled if not entirely destroyed oar cattlemen will have to campato with cattlemen of maxico which latter have a boundless range und hard winters to kill off their stock so the persons in utah who have been baying let the industry die it has but rained our cattle range and stock are quiet as profitable table as sheep will find the cattle trade nearly killed also by means of the tariff at present there is a thirty per amt duty on beef from mexico but that protection for our stockmen stoc kmen is also to be removed altogether it ii a gloomy outlook for utah and our people will have to practice tica rigid economy and patronize home industry |
