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Show H Tm: Rhpuiii.kan's logic may be H faulty, but though the fault were H greater than those geologists 11 ml In H the Wasatch mountains, the local H democratic organ could not well point H the way. Tho state of mlwl that en- H ables the Journal to sec an Immaculate H Apostle In one lt(lubbsa"dlsrcputablc H machine politician," u "boss" with H a "foul and mucky shrine" is hardly H capable of delivering a sound juclg- H remit on any matter. Hut that Is, M ever has been, and cvci will be the H reasoning of the democratic press In M all matters of public concern. The M same logic that enables the Journal to H ra.ika a good Apostle out of a man it M Insists is vile politically Is thcsimc H sort of reasoning that enables It-to M stand cacii campaign for men who M advocate principles exactly tne oppo- H site to those alllrmed as divine by men H who made the platform two or four H years previous It is the same sort of H logic that enabled the democratic H press to stand for O rover Cleveland, a M gold standard man, one campaign, and H then for Wm Jennings Ilryan, a free H sliver man, the following campaign H It Is the same sott of logic that dc- H minds free trade, a Hooding of the H home market with cheap foreign made M goods and yet expects the uneiuplojeil H American worklngman to have money H to meet his obligations. And that H sort of logic would pass judgment on H the "trend of Tin: Rkitiimcan's M logic!" |
