Show L an f m is o. o Aw d qt art 1 f. f h. h efi ef l lle Ion A dt 1 of f t ft i s a clay la of fl j raP p awin i P- P alt fk eke Cyz nel e s 19 Ue he e i venTer ven 1 I Ter r t the r jl of Jf a b 1 fU d of I IM iZ r ome w o i 1 4 d no rests lo oi ow i it t Vf t ox I 1 is Jf tl 9 need eec W G- G f. f t Of O ft t p rt Those o that th h e to establish sj t 3 ht P plant t in lm l I-hi I his cj cid cUy o d cJ dA got get let t together geth r nd 4 nd orI or- or A 1 c. F antze n S t I j. j good gooc I time tunc now to ylo hc t ork f are u-e p plenty ty oi of men in town I at t are not I J j Ip i The Hu Herald is out witty an ane an- an e mi i descriptive tive o o ts Christ Christ- L tas number l r. r I It will twill be a daisy anc contain much valuable info 1 jiU contain r- r t Ration t ivf to Utah's unlimited t 4 j li sO rc Dont Don't fail to get an r v f. f extra tr a av fd l d l i mf it jt t to y yin yo tr U 7 iR fends l in the East y It I k j The me Mining Congress ss at Denver t. t 1 fass 4 a n. solution in favor of the they y J Tree emd and unlimited coinage h f silver I i f. f I t by t a vote of iSz 00 to 8 This wily will wil J. J t. t ly y stop the talk falk of the gold w p pentin nin the E East that the miners o of r i I f fhe he lC West cst ar are cli div dived ed on this ques ques- ues- ues 4 ion In all probability the coming Congress will pa M-li M s 's a coinage fall bill W f i I Iri I ri The p proposed posed extension of the I Rio io r J ti ry Western r to the coast j. j is s susi c C usi if g great reat deal of comment i mon gr r t J oad me i Tl The i gene general genera rat rath h opinion m sterns seems ms to be that the work r w tt l 1 l be I commence early in th the he e Jr i 1 1 H ing g and 1 pushed bushed shed tl as rapid rapId- JJ Jy Jr Jr's as s possible an 1 that the PIe Sa San pete ete Valley alley branch branc will be part o of tJ fhe he main mainline line So ma may it be be I i According to t the e Salt Lake dail daily p papers rs Utah is to have a new enter enter- f fl fin jr a. a in in the shape of Stock yards l in n be be located in Salt Lake Th The e tr Company com is composed mostly o or of f r r t ome of the leading business men o of f city uty and rill Vill ill be controlled b bLike by Balt Like Lake Lake non rM Kill gill ill b be goo good cYs to he ate stock raisers of the e ter ter- A it t 1 iii Jit it will give them a horn borne c e nark l t for their stock and they wi will not Jut be e de dependant pendant on Eastern sloe stoc stock k I ui ol V iF kork fork will be commence commenced d the and buildings at once one r ri T nd ilia J it is is expected that packing g i f i will also alio be built in a shor short gt t t t tt I e. e 1 j 7 t Inic Ja SlIver lver Congress was wa ras 3 a great grea t S. S The he rails Traus- t j i t i i Fo egress that met in D Denver ver last fas as t June Jut p passed two resolutions thi this one passe passed one en in the silver ques ques- fw- fw 1 fy l i the disrobes from the congre con con- gres gre- s h have he e not been very complete e f a little review ought to b be ee e c to show exactly the in Influence s ct itro trolled d jn in n une and i hy l y th e points th then n urged were Ivey pot pu urged d in this J con congress ress Last La June the first resolution ran a as s follow ol s i I j 1 I the Congress of the Unite United d grates tates tate's be he hereby eby d to r eal 1 t. t fl p l la y in t their Pic it effect ff ct r f. f c I Distinctly p y upon or in th their ir t Ork U t 1 or in the leas least t Sr t. t ph Fh li rge r e the of the silVer sil sil- t Ver d doHar as an absolute measure e i tr tf and nd t to rest restore ore to stave silver r I a t.- t. fh place given it perfect as mone mono V r Sr 1 y v the of our government t 1 I Of course your se that m moans means ans' ans e free tree coin coinage Zi it me more moe Jha n ij the law sf up Jp to 1873 73 e fter 1853 1833 while hile the silver dolla dollar r t I j th ta a unit of v values in th the e St States tes the mint had cease c ceased ased I Ii i Q q rec f e d dor find nd coin silver bullion bullio n t for f or ho holders but bought the n t S d rl coin coined d it The The first nn n tit tf the congress in In June was q a plea pie a f Q have t the e whole k coinage put l 1 i iQ q where it was Vas when the Govern Go ern i dS n nt was founded t The T-hc se on nd d i tC r f jar 4 as follows pr r t That only modification o othe of I the above alove which we will accept acct i is Is t j uniting limiting of f the operation of the Ia law lawf t I f he lye e silver j r product of the Unite United d jt tes and this we will accept b be e l Sieving ieving that it will be but a J. J char change chang b ege ge 2 i gl f met high reach reach- a at t r f v once the same d di desired sired rS i s r ot-r Its l ii a The arguments which were were were's used use s d 1 i impressed and and md impressed P them themselves selves upon t the F FC C were briefly th that t t the he 7 hief cry raised against t the p e fr free ee e Coinage bill in the Fast East h had tl bee been n tl that pra ric jaded be bYe by Jin im n E Eo silver t s ver fm Europe air o P e 7 that hat many enterprises i 14 tH st t 1 Jere r h iti iz b 9 ca th t E t. t e t s Ii JJ i J Lt s J 0 5 r rL I. I L r I 1 ii t L s i.- i. C l i 1 J r A At t. 14 r 0 j 0 o f 1 t t I ed d rt to loan money t to tt t the l West r t with th the he prospect ct 1 before i it iJ that hat a free Iree iee coi coinage ge l bIl a l would woul l be e passed r id that lat hit i pf silver wo ld d com come ome that the toe law V to the product of the United States wc ild put ut i ver t par td ext i morning wo wod d hays hay aye the same in fact as a flee fue coinage bill bijl When th this Congress opened Sena tor or STEWART STEW ride de an eJ elaborate speech ch de declaring l ring Jo to o the Congress s hat a bill to o lim limit t th the coinage t to o the he t of pf the th United St States a to tes s wooed not bb bs supported by a great grout majority of f the tae Eastern rn Senators and who now favor free coinage Mr STEWART said further that hat such a law while it would give to o the United States par value in silver ilver it would ke kep p silver at a dis- dis 1 the s1 sa This he did die lot t ot back by any ny sufficient proofs to lo influence in the least any agy member af f the Utah delegation Senator W WALCOtT ALCO IT folio followed wed in the same strain and nd tle 1 F t were a hundred others some of them mere amateurs t urs in the consideration ion of silver at atall all they were not slow to express their own conviction n and to denounce anyone any anyone anyone one who differed with them as enemies enemies enemies en en- of silver But the poin points ts which cau caused ed the U Ut Utah th lh delegates to agree aMee to limit the resolution of this thi or un I u or un I u l ate te Congress to the single one demanding de manding free coi coinage ag were that the v ry papers and meta men who last year 1 held eld to the argument that free coinage coinage coin coin- age ge would mean to us s an avalanche of foreign silver t 1 ad d to a man jince ince Itle e meeting in iQ June declared that tha that thatto the to willingness ff f be Trans Trans-Mi Trans iss- iss i Congress limit the coinage coin jo to o the product of the United St Stones States es eras simply an evidence that alter after all aU they had bad no o high or national ox oJ eve even humane thoughts regarding he effects of free coinage and were prompted solely by a desire to ob ob- t tan y n a few cen cents cents' s' s smore more per ounce fo for ir silver and second that since that Congress met and passed tha t re every dollar of money that tha has come West for investment ha leas has come rolled up in in a special contract con Compelled ed the borrower to to agree aglee to pay interest and principal in gold gola From those two Tp facts it plain enough that the opposition to Silver in in the East Tas fi S imply ply fron the th determination that only gold shabe sha shat hail be bj accepted as money anti that Jha sij shyer er shall so o far as as' those p people e are concerned remain as a commodity commo commo- from this time timeout out And ce e here there is nothing for the west to d do but to demand free coinage and t to continue that demand until the men of the t shall either be educated educate up lo to o the point of accepting or tha shall by renewed and increasing suffering be made finally to realize that they I have all the time been wrong am and that the West Vest have all the tin time been bee 1 ri right Th C e ct of realizing the there there- re of silver in the near nea future is both better and worse tha than it was a year jear ear ago to It is is' be beter better better bet bet- ter inasmuch as the Presidential campaign will come on next summer and nd we think that both of the ol old parties would welted be glad to have th the matter disposed of before then Again fro froth from very authority it is understood understood un un- th that t the great financiers financiers' o othe of the Old World have at last been bee forced to n admit that theris there ther is not gold enough in the world to t serve as a b sis for the worlds world's business business business busi busi- ness and the reflection t of that tha thought is r apparent i in ip the acts o of more than one pf of the financiers financiers financiers finan finan- ciers of New City who up t ta to toa a very recent period had l not on one kindly word for sil slave ft But ut on the theother th other hand eland the farmers farmer jn in j the E East st this year have had a tremendous harvest and because of the famine beyond the sea sea they hav have realI ed d great prices for their products In counting up their little proceed proceeds a t 1 gr great at many of them then are t tare are ready realy to o admit that ours is b a pretty g good oli country after all and that there ther Js is no occasion to listen to and answer r the prayers of the miners of the n. n West who insist that tha the real of the country waits walts continuity continually upon the remone remone- ion tiza o of silye jh We believe that tha the lower Rouse pf Congress will wil quickly ly p i- i s a fre free coinage law lav unless th the t in majority a joti ity sets gets ets the idea ide that the President will wm sign the billand bill billand and that tha a great m many mapy py who are just jus now clamorous for tb free coinage bill will sing l lore lov w as th the sucking sticking dc dove deve W We W. b believe lieve this his because from their acts in the past a a gr great t many o of them by their present 4 acts simply gave the impression that they wa wan wana want t ta a free coinage bill not a principle but ut to put he President in a pole hole and md to stew steal whatever glory there ther may my be in in t hp bg silver question fp pr uSa Ui i in the VC West Vest t in ext next summer is campaign We believe a free coinage coin coir ale age il ill pill sari swiftly 1 mr p pas bass h t e j b J. J t. t j I ji r A i JI J It 01 I 1 0 unless a shall shaU sic e d into the thc certain f n tors that if they P ass p-ass that bill tl l c c President of the United Sta States es wi w vj U take them at their word and pp the bill to become a law Boti Houses may p pass ass a bill and the he President may veto it w l i t t Jt t a-t t case the matter will ill go to the National Convention next summer and it not the tariff will ill willbe willbe be the absorbing question of the campaign and tl the tare party that can show the cleanest record ecord a and d the fairest promises on the question will win the election Tribune Tribune |