| Show COX CONSCIOUS CIOUS AND XI WILLING G CATS In the tile United Unite Democratic papers There are arc not ninny States now r There nr arc not int many Democrats divided beS' beS between be be- evenly c pretty prett Formerly I the tile nation was wa as parties Both of course sough S' S t c tween ts n men of ot the tile two tho the greatest Rood good for tie the i the best gov governmental policy 4 slowly and dawned 01 on greatest number but bUl It V. V tho tue c consciousness of ot most fair fall men that hat the thc Democratic party part was wrong In III the tile policies it sought ought to enforceS enforce c I The Republican policies were found to be good for the tile thep c p people Under their thell benign rule tho tile country prospered grew w strong Individuals gathered with greater case cas tho the necessities of life lIe tile the embellishments of or existence ir It rt was certain tho the citizen was better oft ott under E n lican than titan under Democratic rule Iule if 1 And when that fact became fixed In the tue consciousness of tho the JH people ople thc they b began nn leaving the Democratic rt IH party I Men whoso fathers wool the Democrats became strong supporters of the Republican party part Young men arriving at the ago ngo of accountability saw less and less Jess of or attractiveness In Democratic aims nims and even le less to admire In Democratic leaders and they Identified themselves cs with the Republican party Newspaper makers realized the errors of oC purpose and 1 the we weakness kne of leaders in Democracy and thc they spoke out plainly even en be before Core the they tiley left lert the tile Democratic col col- coi- coi There Thore was the New York Sun At the time of tile the Hayes and campaign n in that paper was the strongest D Democratic paper paper one one of the strongest papel'S papers papers pa pa- pers pel'S of un any sort sort sort-lu In the country Today and ami for the tho past ast I ten cli years tho the New York Sun has been one of or tho the most influential Republican papers published I The Chicago Chronicle was started as a Democratic It f paper raper In 1895 1595 The le old ohi Herald had been a Democratic paper pap r and there were two other Republican morning papers pi in Sn Chicago the Chicago the thc Ocean Inter an and the Tribune h Mr Ir Scott Scott lied died the Herald a was as purchased by Mr r Koh Kohlsaat mat and ho he was a Republican He lie at once ch changed its policy and the tho Herald became a Republican paper As a bu business iness man mall no flO less les than as a Republican he believed be be- lIe ed his enterprise had a better chance as one ono of or three Republican morning papers than as a lone Democratic 1 I paper He lie could not see sec nn any f future ture for a n Democratic paper in an a age e when the whole people were going oin into t the Republican lUt party And then the Chronicle was wasL i iiI L' L st started But It did not support Mr B Bryan an In 1896 less les than two years cars after alter its founding as ns an or organ nn of Democracy I L rac racy and before tile the next national election it came camo out r plainly for the Republican c cause use and candidates T THC I NATION QUITS QUIT DE DEMOCRACY it ii It is iss 1550 so all over ovel the country There is not riot a a. Straight t. t Democratic paper of or standing and character In either New York ew cs' or 01 Chicago And Ana the reason is plain The purpose of oC government go S is jg to make life lite better for tho the citizen It has become clear to the people that the tho national poll policy of or the Demb Dem- Dem b OCI tlC party part does not tend lend to that service and that tho the policy 1 of the Republican party does so tend With Ith Increasing in increasing In- In creasing power the argument has grown in recent recent times For years cars the nation has been making ln mono money and every citizen f with self-reliance self and initiative with energy and k hH and spurred with a a. reasonable ambition has been getting getLing In better fortune fortuno than he was as before He lie Heh h has itis l a 3 better home It Is better hetter furnished Ills His children have a better education and a better belter chance Under the thc r rule l of oC th the Republican party parly the nation has grown populous pop poi ulous and strong It has met Its problems the thc tho ml J problems o of cl eighty to tn ninety millions of or people and and ha has t ma mado o progress toward solving them I 1 I One of oC these problems has been beell to deter the tile unscrupulous un un- V I scrupulous from tal taking in advantage of the thc common peo pea 1 pie men plc-men men who were gifted girtell with ordinary powers anti and hel helto held to the tho ance observance of or ordinary honesty and anti rules of or jus jus- tice Abuses Abuss have grown rown up In the swift Ut progress or of orthe orthe the past and for Cor twenty years ears there has been complaint j of tile the oppressions of tho lie rich Much of this tills has been i pretense but hul enough nough of oC It has boon been real to call caB for Cor corr cor cor- r r. r cllon The Democratic party parly when in power utterly I failed to correct It 11 or even to agree on a policy pi promising promis I ii ing correction The Republican party parly took look up the bUrda burS burden bur bUr- S da then den nr and HJ the President It elected has hus done much to stop atop the oppressions of the rich to make the strong shong obey the law as well a as the weak It has hus given glen the country countr a apale pale deal It H has made tile the right thing the strong thins k ThEY EItE HO HONESTLY ESTLY WON And sensible Democrats have havo Joined tho Republican party party not not because the they feared defeat at the polls not b because the they cared carel to see their thelt party part In not be because because be- be cuse cause the they were at all aJl moved by bo vanity hut but simply simp and solely because the Republican party part was gelling for the Iho Il f country the tile things s that honest Democracy had bee been vainly striving for Cor kW In rn Utah utai where hero the tile people have been absolutely made fi b by tho the good service of or the tile Republican national policy where oel every Industry has hns been given gl strength because o of tho tile Republican gul guidance anco and control the people are strongly Republican They The should be It is to their Interest in interest interest In- In terest to be Republicans i Tho Tue Tribune was once a 3 Republican paper When hen its owner was not returned d to the tile United States State Senat 1 r a a. a bod body for tor which he was totally and amazingly unfit that paper started awa away from Crom the Republican part party parly It Itc c became loss less and less ies Republican until today Its Us t trago rago rage is directed toward tho the national organization It hat hates s tho the Pr President of or the United States Stales It hatos hates tile the big mc men of ot the tile Republican p party rt It I la ls opposed to the ps I parly everywhere II It attacks Iho tho state sUilo n m mated and elected by the tho Republicans of or Utah It fights tho count county officials placed io iu by Republican votes And it actually won the tho city in an election which wa was vas decided on antagonism to the Republican par party 1 There Therel l it Is not hot a thrill of or loyalty to the tho Republican party part In the whole management o of the tile American party of oC this city TURNED ED TRAITOR TO ITS PARTY When hen tho the called so-called American An party part captured the which city which the they never could h ht have ve done If the Iho cans had lu had a dally daily in Salt Lake Lake the they made mado common cause with tile the owners of oC the Iho H Herald The Tho Herald long a fair exponent of oC doctrine on Cu- Cu into 1110 the tIle compact and became a part of or tho property property prop prop- ert erty of ot tho the Tribune owners The Tho scheme was plain as a pikestaff They were to make male a pretense of or oppositIon and whichever wa way the tile election went the tile owners owner of the Tribune would win Tile Tho earnings s of or both papers went wen Into 1110 the tho purse of oC tho the owners The Herald be became be- be came camo a willing and a conscious for tho ho rea real owners of both papers papers the Iho founders of or what was called the tho American part party Without a blush it stood before the few honest am and faithful Democrats loft In tJ tile tho e State Stale and sold Itself to lo the base uses of tile Iho hybrid opposition It was not in the thell ll light hl at all It Il was not opposing the Republican party part It It was not even e opposing the American party part It was simply a pretense a decoy a 11 thing tiling with which to fool foo part of or tho the people to people to hold tile the Democrats in itt In line and let Jet tile the owners of oC the tile Tribune win Anti And the of or the state stale l now it Time anti and again the they tileY h have ve wondered rell In the tue course courso of or n a campaign I I what was the matter with the Herald It didn't act aCl right It H was not lIOt amenable to tho the direction of the tile Democratic Dem Dem- part party It did not consult tho tile Democratic leaders leaders lead lead- cr ers nor take talo an any counsel from them It seemed see hound bound in iii allegiance to lo some other power So that at last they found what was the Iho hl higher her power They Tiley learned that the tile Herald was as a 3 for the Tribune owners and antI was compelled to lo obey ohey direction from the Tribune It II might pretend to tu enunciate Democratic doctrine The Tue Tribune people didn't care a l. l rap for that Between een them the they tiley had the field pi PrettY oily tidily divided until until The Tile Republican cume caine That disturbed their cal cal- rhe They lost the count county when the they had It Iton won von von- ns as the they believed Tho They riley will lose hose tho the city eilY Inthe in the he lie samo wa way rhe They riley can not get apart Ono One in ownership owner owner- ship and purpose the tue paymaster anti and Iho tho will hac ha we to go do down n to defeat to together |
