New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
rur aROLITION or POL TGiMT.

the ABOLITION or P0LTGAMI'
trb, "tv.in relic of haibarl>m in I 'ah IS
,,,,, ,,,,,,;r,llv u thing of III" past ah"h'he"
lv tho same Republican party that swept n"'
e ,,;.,.u,. il fellow al tn" south. Inc
,o,.l,,;,u" which came last month L" mora
w',.,,rur nrc>i,lcnt of the Mormon Chnlch. on
,l,o,.L ,,;ur authority. requires M"rInoh>
h.nccforIh 10 obey the laws oi the h'''' '-'"">
and therefore tn abstain from plniaI h''f'"1 -
Tbi, decree, has been accepted hy I'll" AP
.,J f. ,uu,.!In> of tn" hmch. although IL
Mr. Cannon frankly admits 1T goes niue"
,,,iu>i th.. gain Ia do rae" 'h'l' j
mo uncertainty ~ to the act natur" vi tn
.,.i,, p,>ld M Woodruff calls II 4
o.. r,.,,l,r,.n" While Mr.. Cannon >tndou>i'
,,o,,i, ,r,..riHng il II such, ana If"''' "''
.,.d,,, ,hc .vI~ion'' tn""ny. iIut all '''In 10
,,,,.. that y,Lc,h,l il h." of OWN" ~ human
,,.ir il i. authentic. ." II lIi"Id '"di'll
.,,, # :, ST." SAYS Mr.. Cannon. 1T i So
And N, W~ drilt noi only says /, i 50. h'I'
.:,,,,ry a,II> =" am tor old - do anIihll-
,.,unc." It +, tn, opinion "i In" BEST Ill 'rn"d
,,.uiiI. oi,cl,ri> that ih.> acc 'l'iAh'" 81 'h'
d,,r,. VIII ." .;~ria! and l"Imah"Ii ihf""Sh-
nrt ~ NIolii''hu"iii. anu '"'' ~ '' - ''
mnl;,> ~" end of poly amy.
Tiat thl> revolutionary step was tah"" VOL
unfairly. - P"l'! i "''''' ~
- h'""N'f. >'A'''H - -
Vii N""iiul h'I'''" ''' '''' w.,
t." hId Ia" II. = ''''"' NV '''"'
~ l">> - i!'f h'iI-'l "-A">' >'NH ""'" "
Of r.,plc. =. af;,1 4 lpn,' >'a>'n ct prayer.
h,. ,l,.,.I T. ~ I'd I, !!I'-.>''I' lH''>li" ana
T." ihI"" "p"" me >'>N "','''", 80 WV go
r'rI." ia" i'>l'n>''Hdt! 81 '"' """' '">'
! Responsibility Nh'" '''' .''' III J.
Viii Mt -rh >h'i'h Ii'" '>"'H''-' '''
timed thl> d. ,..'u. - l"r'lIiI'i 81 whatever
il u.s. t'lN 'h>'I''',t. t'A'iH- 1t J">i b'l"''
the -. nh.in' + IA" Mptm"n Territorial Corr
IT: u. - thd' t''i' '""'! '''''" '''''' " ana
r'r"m'nI;' Nj '4in' i"' '"'' @''' VIZ" =
-iaiH "I'>h 81 l'i'r'> OYER w =" '''"
ih' d"i'r ~'ir >""'H - ana "r"' ~ '''''''"
.,ni. "a" 'ANufih 'li"d "'' ''' pa.
.lau.inr I" ~" |1t'i, t'h'3h " '"''' "'' -
;Iln lI'n ping particularly h'"I "I
i '>"Iri. N !cl.nii'inG "a" very = W'l" anu
aeon Is ihl; have. after -, lrn. . hI'ii'. r'ln
police. -" ChHI'h t. tik" this >i'p
r." >!'coilN" l.. Therefore. ~" presented
-! IT," M"Im II A" Immunity a'"P'H-. mos
NH!pli i MAJ lh'I. Ia" "h"A IN NP'''''
md Temporal heads bay" h'h'li" HiI'' '>''IT'H
d.n"tIHc'i ~ 'idmnlh.c. lh'i' could J." II"
.rra,.i sin according. 10 John ILtl"r. than I
l:nui. ia" IN iur IHhUlII 81 plural mar
,lt:,>: and i b. IA or@uitIr! - the I hrnrh not
Ipny as, dee ii mat II" ",'l'r dGIr>f I"'-
!, yainN ,uI.d .l'l b. I~>lIrI ina ia" I.ulI
N"llI sweep from thu cai;h th">" who issued
e. Tn" q rlit fer this aml/in. change. which
/, Gu>,In,r Thrml> truly >;!> i, the mott
.inl, ,rtant event that hl> uccursrl in The Nor
mun tkutch IN Yeas. = OF c,ur," cht fly Z Ia
:.>rlit to- I"puhlI'in party. II i thar part,
hat has culcf"d laws against Mormon I'M
hi,tl'lt. AMI >'n officers I" "\"cii" Them.
II i, that part! that has i rnl> ninI>"I ever!
l,irml,i of tai, T. enter tn" MON Of state,
until pnrg"L Of IT, neral lrplo>N. II i that
r,ri, AMI It, lca'ivt> that ar. - bitterly r..
vIl.d IN the DYING ,na,l, Of pplygauIy Il. CIV
plr.>,,d IN IL, p,atFurn Of Tie lat, Mormon
Demo, ratio ConvcitIJn AZ salt Lake, II j.
the Ic,nlI,l,r,n party thai has convinced even
The p,llblind fanatic, who head ilr Mormon