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Show '4 THE TUB SALT UKC the Democratic party was elected with a commission to revise the tariff HERALD-REPUBLICAN downward and introduce its other principles, lie has no hesitancy in Tbe Republican disclosing that its real business is to Est. Feb. 12. 1906.) Th. ?Jt Lake. Iltrald win, to get "good men in the DemoH7t. June (Est. cratic party' into office and keep an MAIN STRKKT. them there. What's a little thing II. K. Booth, like a civil service law between Publishing A. company L. Tboraai. vice president:H. Jenkins, Udward treasurer;presint; Adolph friends ? Anderson, secretary. 1. II. Callister, aert Maaastr. TKE NEW ARMY Arlhor J. Ilrortn, llrfttor. 1.'. A UT I, M tllVftlTIUIV'll IlkMUIl' SECRETARY GARRISON'S SENTATIVKS. continental army of Cone. Lortnicn & Woodman; in addition to the naBrunswick Bids.. New York City. 400,000 men" Advertising; Bid.. Chicago. 1IL tional guard of the various states Uumbl lildg.. Kansas City. Mo. should avoid one almost insuperable American Bldr.. Detroit. Mlh. PACIFIC COAST REPRLHF.NTAT1VF.3, obstacle the guard has always enR J. Biiweil Co.. 742 Market street. Fan Francisco. countered. It will not be available for service for any purpose other than reAssociated with sisting invasion and consequently will TUB AUDIT HUItHAU CIRCULATIONS. net invite thp hostility of labor organiInformation concerning circulawhich resent the national tion wlli be eupplied through this zations occasional association. 334 Railway detail to strike Exchange guard's BuiMir.g. Chicago. duty. Labor nnfonists have always felt, Only Republican daily newspaper in often mistakenly but none the less sinDAILY AND SUNDAY, delivered by In 15 one week. tUlt Lake .carrier cerely, that the national guard's ac5 cents. cents: Sunday only. City, DAILY AND SUNDAY mall One tivity in labor disturbances is in the Jnonth. 75 cents: one vear.byJ8.00. interest of tho employer against tho SUNDAY by mail tin advance) O.ie employee. The more radical among 12.00. ' ytr. PKMIWKEKLT by mall fin advance) them have denounced it aa the strong r montM. 7 S cents: one yuar. $1.60. arm with which capital represses laSubscribers wishinc address of paper bor, and the willing tool of tho capichanged must giv former as well address. present Ali papers are continued until ex- talistic c)nn. Happily, this theory is order Is received to discontinue. untenable in most instances, although plicit All arrearages must be paid In every the history of the recent Colorado ae. Kntered at the rostnffles at Salt strike gives unpleasant color to the m scond-ct- s matt charges. Labor's influence, always a "T" HCity for any unsolicited manu la not fore to be reckoned with, has conserpo(iilbl ! wnich not marked been exerted against the guard script plainly of the quently tt,i the nam and address and has militated en ier and acconi; against tho sneees3 for anled by stamps return. of that method of promoting a citizen soldiery. Tho continental army Mr. Garrison proposes with the sanction and approval of the President can invite no M'NDIY, OCTOnr.Il 17, X013. Infrr-Mousta- ln 11 I-f- l IIKltALD-ltcTULICA- N sueh rritici'm. Its members will be ued only in defense of the country; MR. M'ADOO'S VISIT it will havo no part in quelling interM'ADOO'S nal trrtern disturbances, and cannot be called SKCKLTAHY lw nn for other than national defense. upon inspection SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1915 IIERALD-EEPUBLICA- N, ling; of all the Mexican factionists to whom the pronunciamento of some months ago was addressed, he alone was adamant to the appeals of the United States government and to the conference. He alone declined to indorse the plans made for tranquillizing Mexico, and now it is lie that gains the boon denied those Pan-Americ- an who yielded. In the supposedly resentful attitude of the Mexican peoples toward Amer-ienn- s, Carranza 's refusal to yield to the wishes of Washington will render him popular south of the Rio Grande. His people will not regard him as a usurper lifted to authority by the United States and as accountable to this country for his actions. They will consider he is ruler, not because of American favor but irrespective of it. A dictator whose throne is buttressed with American bayonets could never be satisfactory to the Mexicans; three years of anarchy have not divested them of their pride. Villa's unhappy experience with the chief of his sanitary corps and the chief of his secret service doubtless will be quickly repeated with others of his entourage. Thoso who remain lovaJ to his cause must become men proscribed with a price upon their heads and little probability of reward. The once invincible captain of hosts must revert again to the status of a bandit. BEHIND' THE PRESIDENT is not quite clear why the memITbers of "the midwest preparedness conference" at Davenport, la., should have been so vastly surprised when Senator Cummins declared "the nation to n man is behind the distin guished gentleman (the President) in his policy with regard to the warring nations of Europe." Supporting their President on matters of foreign policy is a habit with the American people, once that policy is formally enunciated. They be- at trip, ns Washington announces, or it Strike duty, the protection of prop- lieve that dissension should cease more may bo a nviiorirv tour in behalf erty, obviously the obligation of the the water's edge. It is still of one of his great idea; which went commonwealth through some organ- their habit to support their President in matters of foreign policy when he wrong at the last soion of Con- - ized acrency when conditions grow local officers, will continue to is responding so accurately to their press." as unfriendly eatem journals exlx or it rsav be something else, i the business of the national guard own demands unmistakably in Wilson Mr. In te disap-intrica1ht real explanation is probably les Labor can thus continue to supporting pressed. be-vor- sd fiert, than any yet advanced. Like thousands of le-- s eminent American5. the Secretary of th Treasury doubt- less wihes to viit the coast exposi prove the national guard and members of the unions can still discharge their duties as citizens without surrender- ing their prejudices ns unionists. Tho continental army will provide them their opportunity to express a patriotism which they always held their aversion for the national guard in no wise challenged. They can enroll as members of the new continental army f ! Salt Iake and other western cities on the direct lines of trar;- - '"ntinental travel have been honored this year by visits from numerous important officials of the government, loth in civil nnd military life. Still others are on the way. It is solemnly announced in behalf of each of thpm that pressing I fr t j j Communication eountrv. BULGARIAN DISSENSION 3A KPOWTS from Bulgaria that tho government confronts n grave problem in t'io unwillingness of a large proportion of its people to join the Teutonic alliance are probably not self-t- o overdrawn. Czar Nicholas chosen title of protector of the Slav peoples is not an empty boast to manv of tho I.ulgars. They believe in it. in him. liulgaria has many reasons for this anv or Before the principle. gratitude to L'ussia and the Romanoff seeks to administration dvnastv. It is to Russia Bulgaria other national of owes her rescue from Turkish rule, for 'inaugurate further federal control demon-1 should it a Kussiart expeditionary column if it utilities, pub! ' fdrate its ability to ft:rnih efficient that terminated Turkish excesses in fervie by improving ih Bostof fice Bulgaria in comparison with which department into something more than those in Armenia are nuld indeed nn annoying joke. Mother Russia spells r.s much to tho Bulgarian peasant as to any Musco CANDOR AT LAST whose racial nspira vite: as a COLLECTOR more than national ambimean tions REVENUE frankness in ex- tions. Russia demands and obtains pressing his contempt for the civil from them a peculiar allegiance as crvi.e is refreshing, as compared leader of the Slav. with the mot pufI;e officials The Bulgarian peasants doubtless ice i iwy n.u-- en.pi. in .iisen-,,iirtm,Ierstand lUt little of the war. il poll-- j that bugbear "f the profes-sior;(,n? of the motives that sway their tieiau. Mr. Wh.aley apparently fears j n,i,iri; nr(, comprehensible to" them. tm ur.piea-an- i on v that t zar Fer continences irorniTw un.lrr.-tan- d Demoin being truly Washir.gton dinand has gone to war with the na- his doubtMost of cratic. superiors tion they have always regarded as a at liberty to protector, less wis!: they could and the reports that they ? cuseio-- e wi.em.-- a- - i.e rcscnt it are easily ereaime. II. some- uii'ir does. tLinc moro serious than tlie arrest of While exposing the Jacksonian har-- . n fou. armv officers does not occur, it refer of his Demrney by outly ,c surprising. rdhering to the spoil, principle, the' VILLA'S STAR WANES when tho collector remark, that men. the in TR1KING evidence of the value of xiwer appoints good arty Q administration should not O American recognition to the Mex- incoming la". n is louna remove them." then naivelv admits ican taction mat ouiaius emin the abandonment of Villa by two that but four of the thirty-twhis control had under been his important lieutenants. Indiof ployees retained from the previous adminis- vidualism is attractive onl' when inditration. "Of course, tie Democrats vidualism has hopes of success. Now won." as he says, "end it was right that Villa is estopped from becoming that good men in the Democratic anything more than a rebel against the de facto government, only those of party should have the places." CoIIecto Whaley is a type of Dem- his followers that greatly love, or ocrat after Mr. Bryan's own heart. greatly fear, him will remain. Not only is General Carranza in"Deserving Democrats" need not go hungry in the revenue district of vested with the glamour of success by Utah, Idaho and Montam so long as the promise of American recognition, there is an income tax to collect or hut the qualities that long delayed it revenue stamp to sell. He leaves to that promi-- e render his cause attrachis superiors in office the task of tive in Mexitm eyes. lie has not publicly maintaining the fiction that won favor in Washington by truck di-ps- j j t j il . j v.--a fu-ti- au 1 j j jf, o support ht de-k- tet. they only themselves. It is their will he is at last interpreting; it is their will to which he has deferred. Any doubt that the President abandoned his own inclinations and reluctantly assumed the firm stand that brought Germany to reason is removed by his famous Philadelphia speech when bis description of a naof defense with the assurance that tion too proud to fight evoked a from all sections of they will never be called upon to par- storm of protest ticipate in labor wars. Love of coun- the nation. Even the most staunch newspaper suptry and willingness to serve it is not of Mr. Wilson's their a matter of class in tho United States. porters expressed regret at this utterance and reof a matter be delicately will It singular general was he him warned treading upon gret should the continental army suphours Forty-eigas it ground. national the dangerous might guard plant Announcesufficient. easily do. That organization i.s most of this was useful and if it disappears because of ment was made from the White tho poibly more attractive conditions House, that the Philadelphia address croverning enlistment in the new army, was not intended as a declaration of it will bo nothing less than a mkfor- - purpose and the next note to Gertunc. The guardsmen in Utah and many was in a different tone. Senator Cummins accurately deeUewliero have always done their duty the situation when he says scribes under mot trying circumstances, to a man" is behind the nation cheerfully devoting their leisure hours "the to preparing themselves for the public President. It was ahead of him so service. When the national guard is long that the change in position is called on strike duty, it acts in the distinctly gratifying. public interest and in behalf of all the people, whose only concern is that jus ! tice shall t done. It i a useful j well the of deserves and it -- - tion.". need of inspecting western government property, or of counselling with Icr.1-in- ? westerners about government projects has called them reluctantly from Washington. They would much prefer, of course, to remain at their s, but they cannot flinch when tltltv calls. Whatever the purpose that calls the Secretary of the Treasury o and indures hini to honor 1'tah with a our sake and visit, he i welcome his on. Ho will eer one of the bet cities in the nation, n cirv that is prosperous in spite of Democratic policies. Ho will get fin-- hand im- a state he is unwittingly presi r.s of to ber.etfit, sine the failure compelled f the Underwood tantt act as a revenue measure impels him to recom mend that the duty on sugar be retained. The rr.ore ho knows of Utah the more likely he will be to give it n square dc.il on matters affecting its intere-s- t und upon which lie may have autiuer.ee. eron- Concerning tr.e Secretary ' delusion of .i government-- j ct:i mer-- j wned and government-operate- d chant marine, Mr. McAdoo is unlikely gft much encouragement in the Ti e more familiar one be-- ; rori with th usefulness of gov- rrrment-ojwrate- d utilities the les.- - nne to favor any extension of is the present instance, i 1 PACTFICAL roiOl OF GOVEnXMnXT, : Kditor of The For the past half century nations of the world have been devoting all their ingenuity to the Invention and perfection of plans for destruction which would result In the ruin of one combatant nnd annihilation of the other. Such the belligerent powers could contemplate with placidity. Just how to end? And we wonder who will be the first to cry out, "Enough: let us have peae!" All previous conferences on International peace held at The Hague and various places were ignored, the documents presented did not appeal to the Frobably attending. representatives the wrong aort. they were offlame-swetimes of war In these the peacemakers have become silent. In fact have given up all hopes of ever accomplishing what they so long sought. The pacifists do not realire that there aro greater probabilities after the present war for total dlsarment of all powers, and according to the writer's view such an accomplishment after the war will be much easier. Never before were chances any brighter for International peace than now, and 111 be more so later on. Americans, We, as loyal should not misrepresent ourselves after looking forward and encouraging to pacify all powers the world over, by rstablishlns a stronger army and navy. This Is absolutely ridiculous. It looks as If we were deceitful to other powers, our former and present friends, future relationship. distrusting their The powers now engaged In the present conflict are making a gradual from stratocracy and after their wars they will be less powerful, and which will place this country with Its present strength as the most powerful nation. However, both the peace cry and tho enconragement given the people of our commonwealth to keep on building ships for the purpose of destruction, and to enlarge the army does not look favorable to the pacification of other nations. They are already beginning to doubt our sincerity. Such steps as have been taken to discourage International peace and at the same time enlarge our navy and army for bigger protection will by our activities In strengthening both encourage the other powers to their strengthas In both navies and armies as ever and probably stronger. strong V.'e should not allow American culture to adopt too much strategy. On the other hand we cnould Impress all nations that we are In earnest about promoting civilization and they will soon realize our mission. And cause them to sit up and take notice and further admire us. They will then understand wo are their slncerest friends for International peace and that they need not fear us. Let us place more logic In peace in order to declare and to have others declare that we are masters of peace and by all means not forget that Interna- Is more than pt free-thlnkl- ng on sh tlonal peace will be most powerful. A bigger army and navy means an additional financial burden to the common people. The, financial burdens attack public, prosperity at its very roots. Hundreds of millions are spent annually to obtain frightful weapons of destruction, while being declared as the latest inventions of science today are rendered obsolete tomorrow. 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