The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-28
..o inconsistency Of HIS
Bulldoxing Position
Shown Up.

i .,s chancellor and BoGr0 o. nc
,.nts of University Of DSSS, rev. >,
r.ot7emen Your committee u
'om was referred the considers
'D ~ and REPUTATION of some state.
~. .ots and insinuatiops made by sn 4
] 1,,, of Utah, Ell II. Murray
,slation to the University o.
5.,eret. contained in certain com
s 2'S's.' NJ Of his to the L'glsla
~ Assem- bly, of Utah, as herein
20, quoted, peg leave to maze VDe
,Sioined report; -, ,,r;c,,ions
In0 Governor Murray, IN when
i9 ,nonce is made to the University
-;'e y aaerat, appear in the proceed
2, III If the Legislative Assembly o.
.CIsb; n,nD,roRy OF UTAH.
EXECUTIVE OtF1Oh,
Salt Lake City, Feb. 25' 1854
". ". Cluf, President of the
ColaciI: ..
- incidence to the requirements
tbs law of Congress, organizing
u .bs territory of Utah. and IN unlsOa q
' ~ the decision of the Supreme
Wilt wiz Of the Territory of Utah, and
Iii, IGJ the ruling OF the Utah Com
rission, and looking to the promo
Inn I of education under law OF Cne
T ioT establishing tho UnIver-
~ of the State of Deseret, when
~, s-3vjdes for a Chancellor and
Fselye Regents, in whom 1.-THE
1,vers Of the University shall be
Tssted," ] have the honor to noml,
7,ie. and do hereby nominate to
he Council for the offices
t1srein provided, and for the term
Inscribed by law, the following
Tarsons. To be chancellor, James
Ehsrp: to be regents, John r. Park,
HIM Morgan, B. T Cummings,
h. James T. Hammond, William
n Cuff, J. R. Walker, James T.
Little, John 7. Game, Farley L.
Williams, James DUMP, Ls Grande
YSung and ]. E. Dooley; for trea-
:gytr, Lewis S. Hills. I respectfully
r1uest the concurrence Of your
honOrable body sand by and with
Our consent," I shall be pleased to
lggOlnt them.
am, very respectfully,
ELI II. MURRAY,
Governor.
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
Executive OEFIcE.
SALTLAKE, March 10, 1884,
Ion. James Sharp, Speaker Of tie
House:
Sir-I return herewith H. F.
10. IS entitled: can act making ap-
populations for general purposes,
20 be amended iii! meets with your
as follows:
Item 5 should he corrected so as
to read "wituesSeS in criminal cases
and Jurors" Item 8, same corree-
ion.
Item 10. l object to this appro-
prlRtlOD because the organization Is
Illegal, in that the Regents and
Chancellor are not named in ac-
with Section 1857, of the
revised Statutes Of the United
States, and because over $4,000 of
said appropriation is set aside to pay
debts of the University. There are
no debts Of the University con-
iracted By any warrant CT authority
Of law. All appropriations Of public
money received by taxes upon all
caSseSi or citizen. for educational
purposes, should be made with an
unqualified provision "that no doc
tTlnh sectarian tenetS should be
nCght or any particular belief re.
CURED OF any pupil in
abundance or applying for ad-
mission With such amendments
l saail be pleased to approve this
The improvement of
eul common schools is Of primary
.nporiaLce. The amoonts aporo-
i.. IN this section, if the Legis-
y. .a'ute 10 not pleased to appropriate
~ Inc University, I respectfully
ssggest should he divided pro rata
~. ~ lac school districts for common
'enoOl purpOses, under a Ike provl-
ivy a.'a that NJ ssctarian teaching
1a gld be taught therein.
me appropriation proposed in
-, -" q disapprove. The objects
ot which this is made NAV NOT
'' ~ 70 past years. Such provision
Ds, 'ne future In my opinion will be
\. fHP XII I'VE Of all the other item In
os. OH, but I disapprove item 10
1sa.s me appropriation 10 tue
'sSefet University.
am Very Respectfully,
ELI d. MURRAY,
Governor.
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
EXECUTIVE OFpIoF
SALT LAKE CITY.
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