Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-30

iuor1llNs an noucetf iAau1Ai eNo
community. There were and are
several measures before Congress
all aiming at the disfranchisement
OF Mormons, ami the matter above
reproduced i part Of the conspiracy
behind these bills 10 push them on.
Though many here are inclined
10 believe that the aim OF these bills
j. purely PARTISAN one, and thatthe
leaders Of the republican party are
the consEirators, this l. not 80; for
democratic politicians are Just rs
active, and much MOTE dishonest
aud unscrupulous. The whole thing
i engineered by a gang Of lawless
ruiiians whose final object Is proper
" spoliatiOn. and the papers and
statesmen who now indorse these arc
ON the eve q fighting for their owH
existence. Il i not to be wondered
that the TTi5laes would adopt catch
basin methods.
Col. r. r. Wright, u Sco;ch-lrish
Congress fame, l. In Chicago In the
Interest Of the proposed monument
10 Davy Crockett. the Colonel has
with him a marriage license dated
June ., 1921. aud signed by the re-
dUuLtable Davy. This document
represents bond for $3.50 entered
into by two citizens Of Lawrence
burgh, Tenn, guaranteeing that
Mr.. and Mr.. Crockett would be-
come law-lbi ling citizens.
The Crockett elan has assembled
Ia Lawrenceburgh and the corner
stone Of the Crockett monument i
laid. Colonel Wright says that
Davy Crockett sprung from the
Sc0tch-ITish race, which race also
produced Abraham Lincoln, John
4. Logan, Stephen 4. Douglas, the
sic Ormicks and others
The anti" M0rmOus'' still keep
harping on polygamy. but they con-
fine themselves % Utah. Here Is
part OF n dispatch 10 the Chicago
Tribune:
YoUNg MY n uts DEMAND.
N,CkTNac ISLAND SwAEHINs WITH LnSE-
saHE NNu UNi-tgrECTir GIRLS
MtcEtNs IsLNSp. Mich. Au-. H.. -pc-
cal. 1t has hccn carefully cstimatcd that
there arC 10 yuuuE ladies C. one young sen
t.cmau on Mackiuac l-lant- 10 there are
any Young men IN ,nielEo SUI uuie'.le,s
as O. where o. spend thEfr vacations Just Jet
fhrm come here and they VIII receive
uc.Upmc that wlii make their eyes bulge
Just fazcy 2I9 young ladies' 10 one
Young mau, or rather gentleman,
aud this young man Is probably a
preacher or divinity student. Uncle
Jos Medill doesn't tell Us what 10
10 with this superlbIulauce Of
wOmanhOOd. Why not
send these young lliies o.
Africa 10 teach Christianity.
ia. better still, there are
some 5000 csiihlte priests and
monks In this country and there are
many thousands Of Old bachelors. /
Why not tax these 20 sustain lolyg-
.m6u, families? Its a shame that .
% many young beauties should |
vitheg int6 faded flowers like Kate |
Field sui Or. Mary Walker.
This j. an axiom the ScJtch-lTish |
.laus Of Kentucky might well pom
Ter over. IL j. all right and fitting /
% erect a monument 10 honest
plyy, but the organization Of the
.lan Crockett il rather a revulsion
% llrtarism. Beside Kentucky has
enough Of clanship wsr-, ami the
aitles there are mole destructive
han international wars down
.mong Mr.. Blline's friends, the
However, IL i
good thing to give IA a ret about /
he AuglG-SIXou, aud turn a while
b the Sc1ich-lrish.
Dlvy Crockett was born in Ken
Icky ia lTs5, aud died in ls3i. lie
ought under Jackson against the
'rceG Indians. In i--7 lac was
Irltl5i 10 C0ugTg-s, where lie Z
.rvri three terms. Ills fame rests
"A his connection with Texas. He
known a. the hero II tiIe Ahmu.
here he and several others were
Ly santa Anna after the
IrrruLur. His axiom was BE !
lrr yUu are right, then 90 ahead
Politics are Iyglmlu- lively, lat I
ar.i-- are undergoing changes and
form.
In Iowa a new political party has
,ruug into existence. II T. called
,c Peoples patty. ~ bes M0ire~
d the 18th Instant IL nominated
Ill state ticket. Is Convention
irluIcd 2Il delegates representing
.c Union LabuI party, the Far
.ers' Alliance AMI tie knights o.
llor. TIE platform adopted cu-
ir-es that Of the Farmers and
1bgrer,' industrial Union o.
.i--Juri. IL deuuuue-s Mckiai-y
ld 50 .akcr Rrcd, and al-J
.u0uuces Congress Tor dv.,a ing
.- bill authorizing free coinage
American silver. The Iowa
.si-iaiure j. dsu0Iut q Tor not l1-s-
x an Australian ballot Law 90 IT,
= SESSION. Though this c"uren-
poo demands q pension service biz
& it rgjec.-da resolution 9vgriug
lman suffrage. This gives Iowa
rec active, able-lliiei political
rifles IN the fell. with fourth b.
.ar from. The fight will certainly :
between republicans AMI demo-
ais, TAT the peoples party and the
rhiniti1u party vail also figure Z
.sgly.
! ne ArmeT /, aiiautt J. G.AA7iik
"a ], In south Carolina. The
there are split into fac
.u-. The Republicans hope That hF
4 popular white man
: governor success awaits them.
course this hope Is founded on
E theory that CCiuTei men will ali
te the republican ticket But the
,orsi men, il j. slid, are the mot
uf the Farmer,' ALI
so party, and II 81, the need u q 4
,ige fore. bill Tor South Carolina
settled for ever. =
NylTassa, Illinois and Wisconsin :
2 undergoing political ulheavals.
.e farmers are moving Ia Nebus,- q
, and the ct:uratiOualisis are afy1t =
the two other States, 80 IL is be-
ud the ken Of the wisUst poll 81
ilns % say what the results Of the
ldiug elections will be-. a
JUNIUs.
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