Broad Ax, The (Newspaper) - March 28, 1896, Salt Lake City, Utah GOVERNMENT is ON THE CONSENT OF QUALITY OF WE POSSESS is EQUAL TO QUANTITY OF WE PUT UPON THE HEW TO THE WORDS OF liu farewell words of hm i m first and who in first in a hrst in the hearts of his should be cherished and by the present is of gold set in apilo o' As his second term was drawing to a of his admirers were upon him a t n and thus insure a t i of constitu to which the i ashington had lent so In- ri and and over ii 11 had presided with univer and But at tune this 11 ii determined to retire to pi n i e n and he so informed by the means of a i which has become a Mate p and is commonly ki Farewell valedictory of the ul like all marked by simplicity i i tn which at once pleases an I M cs the Ki n i in this and tvory young n with this ul And in the present the words of dom ml warning of this ideal should be carefully and followed by those en- tr 1 with the making and ul the laws of the In M ix we can only refer or two which seem i to the present and s uh 11 to disturb the our which we regarded as Pal 1 political safety and in in the he IPM the earnest patriotism ct tin pople to preserve the Union and tuate our liberty and in- Of the apparent gers that threaten our he wariN of geo- a u i ern an and ii i. ii lience designing men may a belief that there 11 of local interest The danger thus foreseen by Wash i pou DOW threatens to burst a ra Dy reason of the op- which has taen eu in the interest of the a to the disadvantage of the many years vc tariff whereby griat manufacturers of the East tan enabled to become rich at expense of the producing tt ft ami the financial f extended to the eastern cap- they are able to govern the government and control 2 of money and the prices and to strike one half of the money of the and bring distress and want the homes of millions of our the reckless giving away of i in the to corporations and k'S making the the all more acts of sectional have tended to create foster the very spirit of and which he was looming up like a distant portending a raging atom a destroying By of the counsel of and by encouraging geo- SALT LAKE MARCH 28, 1896. of tional spirit between the North and south culminated in 1861 in civil the shock of which we have scarcely recovered after an era of peace of more than thirty Another source of danger fore- seen by was the ence and effect of ling He the insidious wiles of foreign I conjure you to believe fellow the jealousy of a free people ought to be constantly since history and experience prove that foreign influence is one of the most baneful foes of can These words were written when the United States had had an existence of less than eight they impart a spirit of independence as well as of as to our relation with foreign These words were penned one hundred years ago the 19th of next and yet we have so far forgotten this that today a large class of our including those high in official assert that we cannot restore the money of our fathers as guaranteed by the Con- without first getting the consent and approval of other Eu- ropean and especially of the nation against which we first declared our How the blush of shame must mantle the spirit of an when he reads the burning words of and then reflects on the situation as it exists in the twi- light of the nineteenth Is it not about time for America to rule and if possible avert the disaster pointed out by the Father of his The of which he so faithfully warned has grown to such an extent that we are bound by fetters of commercial and financial obligation to the archs of that we dare not deal justly with our own citizens without the co-operation of these haughty Foreign capital owns a large share of our and millions of acres of our Its influence is almost when com- with the dishonest and becomes a most dangerous even in the election of our public We have reached eventful period in our when the determination of thete questions must be and it will decide the weal or woe of the present as well as the unborn millions of our Let us hope that the spirit of Washington may again be infused into the hearts and minds of our and save to us and posterity the priceless boon of ity and No. 31. den Resolutions mg Mr. Wanamaker were Ihe board of directors of the Knights ot Labor yesterday officially declared a boycott against Mr. The officers of the Pennsylvania Irades League were asked by local members of that organization to take similar The tireless efforts of Assistant United States Harvey K. who is active iu Republican were mental in securing the trial and dict. Although the action was brought under a civil with the same could A handful of clergymen in this city made an exhibition of their rancor and stupidity by objecting to B. H. Roberts as one of the speakers at the Y. M. C. A. for the reason that he is a ber of the Mormon As a piece of consummate bigotry and row action of these so-called ministers If these fellows ever get to the first question they will ask of St. Peter will there any Mormons And when they find out there are HUU iL J i have been sued criminally under I of them these the law of March 3, 1891 of demagogues will doubtless n n section 6 is as i That any person who shall into or land in the United States by vessel or i any alien not entitled j to enter the United sha turn away and to the other place rather than mix with the PRESIDENTIAL booms keep coming the ton hut WANAMAKER FINED General Convicted of Importing Alien Con- tract March 15 In the United States District before Judge General John re- cently convicted of violating a eral law by importing alien and was The Philadelphia newspapers ig- nored the case because they did not deaire to hurt the feelings of such a e Workman A. of the Knights of secured of the records of the which he read at a meeting of of various held at Ninth and ing or for a term not exceeding one or by both such fine and John G. the known corporation sented the Mr. in opening for the ZANE said that it was an action brought I ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS Deseret National ELLIS Rooms 512 to 515 Progress STRAUP AND Attorneys and EAGLE SALT LAKE by the United States against Rob ert C. T. H. Rodman Wanamaker and John i trading as John j to recover a penalty of for importing a foreigner I into this country to vices the foreigner having been under a contract to do the i The proceedings were brought under the act of 1885, which contains chis That any person who prepays the portation of a foreigner to this country under circumstances bhall liable to a flue of In his address to the jury Mr. scored Wanamaker severely and strongly animadverted his method of securing He said that Cassel had k IJT ted and that his with the defendants was a fuge to cover up the evasion of the law that was passed to protect American Judge in his referred to the tracts made in England with Brooks Rooms 25-27 Hooper L B. B. S. W. C B. 317 McCornick Salt Lake EUGENE at Estate Loans R. N. B E. D. Europe to compete with American but to keep out all the cheaper so as to com- pel our people to pay these the largest possible We aie glad this model Republican chief has been discovered and DEMOCRATIC STATE COM- HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE SALT LAKE March There will be a meeting of the Democratic State Committee at Salt Lake at the Federated Trades Hall on Second South street at p. April 4, for the purpose of calling a State Convention to elect six delegates to the National Convention and to transact such other business as may properly come before the O. W. B. A. RASKIN and the others New York March 117 Commercial Salt Lake The above seems to have been suppressed by the subsidized doubtless with motive of protecting this great apostle of Wanamaker's conduct in this is in perfect keeping with the idea of all the gold bug to im- port all the cheap pauper labor of 172 S. over Joslin kidney W Darke Jobs B Darke 63-4-7 Hooper Salt Lake JAMES A 404-405 PROGRESS J. Commercial Salt Lake Utah A. J. W. CHERRY Rooms 9 and 10, Walker Bros. B i nk SALT LAKE A- J. 2406 Washington Sole agents tor New York Leader We carry and bate CAPS CONHAIM CLOTHING CO. Constantly keeps MADE on hand a full line of Salt Lib 161 TELEPHONE 675. A Main Office and J Yard near Hot i depot f Telephone 650. ALL Thp I IIC Office under Deseret National Bank TELEPHONE NO. 142. STAPLE FANCY GROCERIES Fine Teas and Fresh Butter and Eggs SPECIALTY 7O EAST SECOND Prompt i Delivery Salt Lake Utah Mining 46 E Second South St Salt Lake MINES BOUGHT AND Careful examinations made of mining properties Reliable reports made Mercur property a M. t Co. Wholesalers and Retailers of ETC. 213 SOUTH MAIN SALT UTAH Poultry and Produce Commission Co. 108 W. FIRST SOUTH LAKE WALTin L Telephone 27. Manufacturer of Pure Ice Water Bread and 266 S. MAIN ST. 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Telephone 18 FURNITURE CARPETS And Upholstery etc and Baby Best Goods and Best 11 AND 13 MAIN SALT LAKE are jou going to do about about the Bicycle you are going to am going to do just what every sible person eo to Browning Bros 155 Main and buy a It's good form to nde a Rambler be- there is some satisfaction in ing that you have got thr best that monty can I want a wheel that I can rely on and one that I know is worthy the confidence I place in Adolph PRACTICAL 170 State Salt Lake Satisfaction Guaranteed SALT LAM CLEANING CO. PAUL Clothes Cleaned and Pressed at 85 cents par Pants Pressed 25 Pants Dyed clothes Cleaned and ing neatly 279 South Main under St la OU Painting and Art Needle Work OIL PAINTINGS FOR BY J. p. Student of the Chicago Art Studio No. 710 Main 8t
