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WHERE TIE MINORITY RULES.

The unrspublicen law of Connecticut
which permits the minority to chouss
The Governor, IS 10 be again put into
Operation. The law requires that unless
one candidate for Governor has a ma
jority Of all the votes cast, the election
must be By the Legislature. A plural
ity viii not suffice, no matter how
large Il may be; there must be a clesr
majority for Governor, or a failure 10
election the part Of the people follows
81 the recent election Cleveland, the
Dsinocralic nominee for Governor, had
5S,sIS votes. and Lounsbury, The Re
publican, but Sc go, or 1 SOS less than
ais competitor. But the Prohibitiouists
pooled 1853 votes, the Labor candidate
2,192, and there were fourteen scatter
ing, making total Of 49, 43. a ma
Jority OF the total vote, and the number
necessary 10 elect, was 81 ,622. or 2,sII
votes more than were cast for Clevs-
land. The result is that the election
viii 90 to the Legislature, and as tina,
body contains a majority OF RepubE
cans. Lounsbury Will be chosen
Governor. AMI the people be de
prived of the executive OF their
choice. This thing has occurre.
several times, and is likely 10 happen
all the time until tie law shall be
changed. The Legislative distric have
b=en so arranged that it is almost hope
less for the Democrats 10 think of elect
ing 2 msjority Of the members; the
Republican and Democratic voters are
so nearly equal in numbers, that a
third party can always poll enough
votes 10 prevent either of the organiza
tons named getting clear majority of
al the votes cast, and the result has
been and will be the election of Re
executive by the Republican
Legislature.
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LITERATURE.
Frank Lsslie's Sunday Magazine

Frank LesIie's Sunday Magazine
The December number of this iavorite
family magazine closes the twentieth
volume. The opening article i "A
horavian Village" by Lieut.. II. r.
Lemly. U. S. A. who describes symps-
thetlcally the village OF Salem, y. C.
Mr.. Powel's fifth number of Leaves
from My Life" deals with Lord Beacons
field, Barry Cornwall and Alfred
Domett. This leaf is very fully illus
trsted. Otner profusely illustrated
articles are: Zanzibar. and Mission
Work There" Symbols of Christian
Art" by +. s. (surely woman; "WiiI-
lam Penn" and "Pharaoh's Palace of
Daphne lrahpanhes) Egypt" This
last is the latest important discovery by
the Egypt Exploration Society. How
Virtue rriumphed" is a pleasant short
story by Mrs. Angeline Z. Alexander:
and Some Famous Paintings by
Raphael" shows three of the great
masters works in outline. The Gems
She Wore" is continued. There is
plenty of miscellany in the shape of
short articles and sketches, and several
very beautiful full-page reproductions
OF paintings by well known artists.
Mrs. Frank Leslie, IS and 81, Park
Place, New York.
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PREPARING FOR THE INVASION

An exchange says that Captain Ed.
ward Friend, of the FL Paso Rifles, ar
rived in Albuquerque on the 9th inst,
and opened a roll for recruits 70 join
Cuttings flibustering expedition into
Mexico. Two hundred and thirteen
names were obtained, and more were
promised. 1t is expected tie expedi-
ton will be thoroughly organized in
about month and will rendezvous at
Ei Paso, from which point it viii start
to Mexico. In relation to this scheme
Cutting recently said to an g Paso
Tribune representative:
''Thal which you call 'flibusterism' Is no:
the OF spring Of hasty passion or il-recu-
lated desire for conquest; IL is the fruit o.
the sure, uuerring instincts which act IN
accordance with laws as old the creation.
Ihey are but driyellers who speak of estau-
fishing liked relations between the pure
Whi'e American race, as IL exists in the
United States, and the mixed, Spanish In
dian race as IL exists in Mexico, without the
employment Of arms ana fO-c.. Tho history
OF the world presents no such Utopian VI
sion as thai Of inferior race yielding meekly
and peacefully 70 the controlling influence
OF superior people. Whenever barbarism
anu clFA4lAillOn meet lace 70 lace, the result
must be war-snd that war
WAR OF sUEJU6ATIoS
bordering on determination. Therefore, the
coming struggle between the old and the
new elements in Mexico is no. passing or
accidental, but natural and inevitable No
kings, no presidents can arrest a movement
based on truth and conducted with justice;
and the very obstacles they place in the way
merely prepare those who are injured for
the part they are 20 play in the worlds great
history. The many wrongs heaped upon
Americans in Mexico are bearing fruit and
the 'whirlwind harvest is near At hand In
the many inhuman outrages perpetrated
upon Americans, | see q presage OF Amer
past who has rot learned that Providence
hts It's agents for great designs by trials and
suferings and prosecutions"
After reading the above it will not be
difficult for once to conclude that it is
natural for some people to say, In the |
name Of the Lord let US arise and steal
In this instance it is a
nation that is to be stolen. And if the |
people inhabiting the country which is
- become the prey of the thieves
object, then they are to be butchered in
The name Of justice and progressive
They are TO be made the
victims Of a war of subjugation Dor
ierinz on determination" If Provi-
ience smiles on such scheme as that
ct men never pray more.
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Atlantic Monthly.

The most noteworthy part Of the
Atlantic Monthly for December is its
supplement, which contains DR..
Holmes poem of the 25Oth anniversary
Of Harvard University, and Mr.Lowells
Grafton, delivered on the same occasion.
In the regular number itself there is q
story over the signature of Harvard b.
Rookie, entitled The Strange Story OF
Pragtina which is the most interesting
aud thrilling study OF eastern occult
science that has lately appeared. A
paper by the late Elisha milford on
Inc Object OF q University" is a
scholarly consideration of the subject
oy man Who was one OF the deepest
thinkers OF his time. Miss Harriet
waters Preston has an amusing and
neutrality-suspicious. criticism on The
Church OF England Novel;" and
Edmund Noble. who will Se remembered
as the author OF a little book entitled
The Russian Revolt" contributes a
travel paper" Up the Neva to Schluss =
ourg, which Is Of rather unusual
interest The two political papers in
TIE number are an account OF Mazzini
as a man and a statesman. By Maria
Lodisa Henry, and an article on The
Dfeain OF Russia, which Is particularly
tllhel! ia view OF the recent encroach-
nlsilts OF Russia IN the east. \ lonr
poem by Helen Grav Cone. entitled
Iaconns Pia, >" Is charming in lis wav
and there is also some remark iv good
verse from Louise Imogen Quincy and
Jana Z. i. Dorr. Miss Murfree cor
elaces her serial, I'm the Clouds " and
Ut. Bishop brings The Golden Justice
10 d termination. Some criticisms and
TIE COntTibutoTs' Club complete the
nu-,s--- In the latter department, The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-21

ASroSIO JOSEPH, Democratic candi-
cate for Delegate to Congress from New
Mexico, received maioritiss in ten OF
the thirteen counties Of the Territory,
his Republican opponent, Col. Dwyer,
getting majorities in bat three, sld
these we're less than 20. Joseph's total
a.1ri;y VIII 40; be less than $3.50. M.
Joseph is Jhe Delegate in the present
Congress. de Is 3 young man, full
b.coded Mexican and naiiTe Of the
Territory. being q member OF one OF the
uid families who inhabited the country
fo- generations under Mexican rule. lie
is among the progressive faction OF hi
rare. and heipg well educated himself
is deeply i.t.-es:ed II re ed1cstion o.
his people.
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little paper ION Being Ignorsntly
Praised" aill be read with sympathetic
amusement. The number, taken as q
whole, is an unusually good one for a
time when most publishers keep their
best material for the opening of tue new
year.
Houghton. Miffiin & Co., Boston.
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HENRY GEORGE told a reporter that
his election expenses, all told, were only
sS.45. No wonder the fellow was so
fully beaten. a man who knows so
little Of American politics and who is so
stingy that he will expend only Ss.45 in
an effort TO get the mayorship of the
great city of New York is too ignorant
and too mean for anything.
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DISREPOTABLE MEraODs OF
ARGUMENT.

Some beasts and birds there are that
delight TO feed en- carbon. The putrid
flesh OF an old carcass is a sweeter
morsel 70 them than clean, fresh meat
would be. They carry from the
shambles only the offal. and on that
gorge themselves. 1t is needless to saw
they are despised bySll the nobIer aud
cleaner animals. What lion would be
found with a hyena or jackall What
eagle would leave his lofty perch where
he has plumed his crest and is watching
for his wholesome prey, and 20 with
the vulture or buzzard to feed on rotten
carrionl These carrion-feeding beasts
or birds are as repulslye 10 man
as they are to other animals.
Who ever admired q turkey-buzzard,
or a droop-tailed jackal, as he
sneaked away from a half-rotten car
cass, or a hyena as he licked his
chops besmeared by the putrid offal on
which ne feeds? No one. Their habits
Of life make ones gorge rise at the
thought OF seeing them feed.
Yet, strange as il may seem. and al
most past believing. there are men who
resemble these carrion-eating animals.
We do not mean by this that men eat
carrion, but in their methods of thought
and argument against q system of social
life of which they do not approve, their
conduct is analogous to the habits of the
carrion-feeding animals. They take
the individual improprieties of ruen.
note them in book, amplify
them, and if the deeds them
selves are not sufficiently rotten
for their purpose, they frequently draw
upon fetid imagination and make I'd
in fiction what is wanting in fact. and
deal out the whole putrefying mass in
sweet morseis to those who relish sucL
food.
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Another feature of Mr.. Stoddsrd' =
course should be mentioned, and for his
good. A law was written many years
ago, which through all the ages down
TO the present has been recognized By
all peoples and all faiths as supremely
grand and worthy OF all acceptation. II
is this: Honor thy father and thy
mother" Mr.. Stoddard may say, how
can | honor my father whea he is I'M
worthy Of honor?" 1t may be that a
father is unjust in his family govern
ment; he ma even be cruel-nay
debased, but Is it the part OF a noble
son TO parade his shame before the
world and mock il? An incident in
the history of the past should be a
valuable lesson TO Mr. Stoddard. A
son finding his drunken father naked
Knocked his nakedness and called
others 10 see it, that they might laugh
with him. But two OF his other sons
took 4 skin, laid il over Their shoulders.
walked backwards that they might not
see the nakedness OF their parent
whom they respected in spite Of MS
weakness and they covered him up
they hid his shame. It requires no
argument TO determine WHO acied the
nobler part. And yet the conduct of
Ham. in this case we have related. was
less offensive than that OF Mr. Sioddard
in dragging the secrets which belong
aloneto his family before the public
II his father is guilty OF the improprie-
ties with which be charges him. 1t
should have teen the sons part
to nave seen to il, Ina; they were locked
securely up within the family circle
II Mr.. Stoddard is determined 20 ICED
his audiences on patrid. carrion flesh, 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-21

Such has been and is the
character Of much of the oppo-
sition to Mormonism. The beastly
acts Of deprayed human nature
which have occurred in Mormon com.
munities, as they occur in other com
muHities, are collected, related without
3 blush, and listened to with a gu ,to by
those who delight in the depravity of
mankind; ana these scavengers have
the unblushing effrontery to ask intel
iigent men to judge g system by such a
showing, when, as 8 matter of
fact, Mormonism has no more 10
do with and is no more respou-
sioie for these cases of individual
impropriety than the pure, moral doc
trines which the Master and mis- dis
ciples taught, had to do with the in
diyidual cases Of whoredom, fornica-
ton, adultery and other crimes of 3
character that Paul said was no. so
much as named among the Gsntiles OF
that day, which existed in the early
Christian church.
Such are the methods Of the latest
scavenger thst has made his appearances.
j. T. Stoddard, who spoke on Friday
night in the District Court room. and
ne styles his methods, the enlighien-
ing agencies OF humanity"
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Suppose the methods OF Mr. Stoddard
were applied 70 Christianity, even at the
Time tae first apostles were pastors Of
The church! Had the world judged i.
By the cases Of theft, injustice, sexual
;mpariJy and ro;;enaess that existed
aEeng certain O. IS members
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