| Show BUt BUtYl U NOT NYI AT Xi ALT r We Wc Vc grieve g very much to lo the fo following 1 to tent g passage lt in one of the Tribunes Tribune's editorials of Thursday morning apropos Senator Hopkins Hopkins' attitude altitude on the time case of Senator Senator Sen Son ator alor Smoot In time the light of this which itch I Is undoubtedly the lime fact but The hc for 01 the time completely complete discloses what becomes of those claims of or Hopkins Hop Ho- kins lellis Knox Beveridge c and others that they were they were to decide an and did decide the Smoot case casu according to the constitution and the law Jaw upon their oaths as judges judg-es sitting sit sit- tin ting in the cas case e Out upon such vile hypocrisy Damn Dami such UCil sneaking h hypocrites Tut lut tut And also nl o more mOIe or loss less of oC tush The Good all And Amu MO wo grieve grievo to see seea Swear not at al Hook Book says t S dictates of indifferent to the a Salt Lake newspaper so o religion nOl not to mention the rules commonly observed cd I into the manner of oC profanity It IJ by gentlemen as to tu fall t Here are aie the Simple facts of the case casc An effort road had been made to expel Reed Smoot from frum tho seat scat In In- Inthe the United States senate to which he lead had been elected A good deal o of clamor had been bee raised against ag him hini b by the tite Tribune because the tho owner of tine the Tribune 1 Toni Tom I Kearns had not been returned to o th the senate enate and he blamed Mr lr Smoot for hi his I overthrow o Tim The clamor obscured the rI right ht and the law lawla la hI tho lilo case and a man was in peril of ot being deprived of a ver very precious possession because of dishonestly raised and improperly exploited impressions Senator Hopkins I 4 of Illinois was ono one of the time senators who had the tho courage to stand tand against the tide of or malicious abuse that beat upon the senator from Utah Ho He delivered tho the first filst speech fi t expelling Mr 7 lr Smoot He lie did perfectly rl right ht and ho he was followed b bj- bj a a. number of ot the biggest cst men in ire the thc r senate senate-Ines men who du do not have to be lc dishonest an and who f t tire are not di dishonest honest And nd the vote on Mr 11 Smoots Smoot's reten- reten T T lion it dt will be remembered was fort two forty two to twenty twenty- eight most eight most o of the latter latler being Democrats against whom the consideration of politics certainly may with fairness be be 10 charged A little farther faither along in its profane editorial the Tribune jubilant over its demonstration that support of Mr Ir Smoot wa was in accordance with the tho general wish of Republicans in the senate screams with the tho pretended deduction that the thing was therefore not In accordance tr with law There i is where I simply one more moro place theY the T 7 Y Tribune Tribune goes wrong Republican policies are alwa always s i in 1 n ir a accordance with will law and with right That is h why the they re I-re prevail It does doe by no means follow as the Tribune j i Beema ms to contend that a measure Is wrong long because the i Republican l party alt or a great man many Republicans support it s. s But it ft will do o no bOO good to swear Tho The Tribune lost the case against Senator Smoot Smoot-as Smoot as it has Ims lost every Other er fight since It launched itself upon the reckless course of stale state defamation And nd not even prot pro pro- profanity t faulty fanity an and scurrility will help its cause |
