Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-09-13 | Page 16 | Issue as to Sulzer

ISSUE AS TO SULZER S INCE the chief end of government is to serve servo the governed the thc issue that faces the people of New NewYork NewYork cw York in the Murphy imbroglio is easily casily ana ana- Tho The question should be wholly whether the interests interests' of the tile people of New York will win be better served by the cOl continuance or the tho retirement of Mr r r. r Sulzer as governor go Whatever er ma may be bG the nature of the time charges es n against him ju justice tice will vilI be best conserved by applying that test to them Up Upon n that basis there thero should hould b bo no doubt as to the tue ultimate decision The Thc influence of Murphy and his organization would ruin any government for lor it fosters grafting dishonesty and misrule Tim The removal re rc- re- re immoral moval of it its deleterious control from the thc state administration admin admin- is worth almost price that any any- removal i cannot cannot cannot can can- not be accomplished if Sulzer is is destroyed as Murphy hopes to do As S the fil first t stron strong man to face Murphy Murph in ill his own machine for fora a decade the time ruin of Sulzer will confirm the thc Tammany grasp and warn all other probable champions of right to stay their hands Facing Pacing these indubitable facts should the tho people of the Empire state abandon Sulzer to his fate fato l If ii- J John olm Lind succeeds s in his llis mission in Mexico President Wilson might be bo prevailed upon to lend hi him for fOJ British u ue use e as envoy extraordinary to Mrs 1 Pank- Pank hurst burst