Show THE POST KNOW LOADED if republicanism is to prevail in this te territory and bo bounties 9 are to be voted to f favored classes let the farmers demand a bounty on n canned anne tomatoes we have a canning factory at ogden that pays double the tile amount to farmers for tomatoes that the lehl lehi su sugar or factory p pays a y s the farmers for beets fet let the farni farmers e r s also demand a bounty for all animals that eat cat lucerne a bounty to flouri floering flouring flou ring tig mills that purchase wheat a bounty to grocers who purchase eggs butter and country produce a boun bounty to brewers that burcl purchase ase barley barfey and soon to the end of the I 1 list if one set of men arc are entitled to bounties from the public treasury all are entitled to it post if tho the post knew anything about tho the principled principles and policy of the republican party tile above paragraph would never have iipp appeared eared in its columns sugar is wi 0 the free list and in order to prevent destruction to tile industry in this country the MCKINLEY bill provides that the government shall pay a bounty of 2 cents per pound on all beet sorghum or cane sugar produced in th the e united states testing not less than ninety degrees by the tho the ex peoples parly party of utah desiring to further foster th industry in this territory and to encourage the establishment of factories offered an additional bounty and the republican party indorses endorses indor ses its action th the 0 bounty was offered by the government because sugar had been placed on the free list the bounly was offered bv bu this territory at ai a bonus to induce capital to engage in business canned tomatoes are protected by a tariff of 45 per adva lorem and in their natural state by 25 per adva lorem the barme who produces hem them is protected and the finished product of the factory is protected horses mules asses cattle sheep and in fact all animals that eat lucerne are protected by heavy duties and what is s more the tile lucerne is also protected by a tariff of ta 4 per ton tile product of the flouring floering flou ring mill is protected and the farmer has protection to 0 the extent of 25 cents a bushel on 0 his uh at eggs butter and in fact everything hat that the farmer produces in is protected by a tariff far heavier on most articles than is offered to the manufacturer of sugar if the tile editor of tho the post would take the pains to read the MCKINLEY bill lie would know more about the subjects which he lie attempts to discuss WHY SHOULD they union soldiers vote against CLEVELAND the logan journal asks because ho lie is and always was an enemy of union soldiers when a young vigorous man he lie was drafted as a soldier lie grudgingly hired a substitute because his opponent for tile presidency was a brave comrade in the union army and has since proved himself 1 a wise and patriotic patrio tit citizen h because GROVER CLEVELAND when governor of new york vetoed a bill making it a misdemeanor to use the G A R badge for any other purpose than that for which it is intended there are plenty of reasons why union soldiers should vote against CLEVELAND but not one reason why nyby they should vote ag against HARRISON two TITO YEARS ago two PO pounds ands of sugar cost 16 cents today that amount mount of money will buy two pounds of sugar and a loaf of bread one loaf of bread will keep a man aliye alive for twenty four hours bours I 1 the gain made by the mckinley Mc KisLEY law is one days subsistence from tho the amount saved in alie purchase of two pounds of sugar mr watterson WATT ERSoy of the courier journal the great free trade leader says with commendable franIz frankness iless just as soon as the democratic party gets into power they will restore the sugar duties of course they will and then the poor man mail will bo be just one loaf of bread short on every two pounds of sugar accordino Acco AcCOR EDisa DISO TO the journal the labor dagan of this city the post if is engaged in carrying out the wishes of the democratic central committee to drag workingmen down to the level of serfs that has always been true of the democratic party of this country and it is a wonder that so 0 ma many ordina ordinarily rily intelligent men have allowed themselves to bo be hoodwinked and led to support a party which is controlled by a gang of unprincipled millionaires who have no use for the common run of men except to their votes As ova oun roads throughout the country area are a disgrace to civilization BILL NYE suggests that before wo we undertake to supply JAEGER JAMER underwear and sealskin covered bibles with flexible backs to the africans it might be well to devote a few dollars to the relief of galled and broken down horses that have lou their I 1 health lea ith on our miserable mise rabla high highways ways DEEP DOWN in the hearts of many utah democrats says the provo enquirer they feel it is not right to belong to a party whose policy is opposed to home industry they cannot forget the teachings of the best men of utah in a single year govan GOVERNOR on MCKI mckimley Mc KisLEY LEY was one of the speakers speakers at the republican league convention held in buffalo last week and among other things he said free trade would encourage the foreign shop and discourage the american shop it would increase the demand for workingmen abroad and diminish tho the de mand for workingmen at home it would give employment to those on tho the other side of the atlantic and take employment away from those on thia this side it would increase the spindles in foreign factories and diminish them in our own it would build fires in their furnaces and ex extinguish them in incur our ours we denounce the free wool bill as passed by the late democratic Con contress Cons ross aress and demand that the wool s schedules c h e dl as now adjusted by the mckin mckenley le y b bill I 1 11 be maintained until such time as the increased production will meet the demands of home consumption UTAH republican PLATFORM THE LIBERAL territorial convention will meet in ogden october to no minata minato a delegate to congress the prominent candidates so far mentioned to receive the empty honor lionor are professor EDWARD F of r and lion hon FRED J KIEBEL KIESEL of ogden boss POWERS says lie cannot afford to take the nomination himself we condemn tho the attempt of the board of public works of salt lake city to rive the contract of street paving to a foreign corporation using imported material UTAH republican PLATFORM SALT is 19 selling at hutchiison kansas for less by the barrel and in bulk by the hundred weight than the duty under the mckinley billand Tand still the tile democratic party claims it is a wicked piece of legislation THE WOOL GROWERS and miners miner s of utah furnish a market for nearly everything that is produced on oil our farms and in our gardens do you want to preserve thia this market or destroy it we favor free fre and unrestricted coinage 0 of f american silver liver and demand that it bores bo restored t ored to the position it held hold prior to the ast act of 1873 UTAH republican PLATFORM A COTTON SHIRT with three ply linen bosom retails all over tho the united states for 33 cents the same shirt retails in england for 60 cents what an unholy thing a tariff is THE U UNITED STATES is manufacturing more ribbons than any country in the world and selling them at less prices tile tariff is a terrible tax I 1 utah work should go to utah workmen and in all public works only utah material and utah products should be use d lf procurable UTAH REPUBLIC PLATFORM FREE TRADE england taxes coffee tea and sugar the necessaries of life they are admitted into this country free of duty 4 FRANK FRANX J CANNON carries liis his eighty under his own hat we favor the elget hour system work upon all public works UTAH republican PLATFORM |