Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02

AS follows:
80, too, with the Democratic part
in general Much a. that Orgauizsi
ton may declare itSelf opposed 4
pllyEamy 10 Law can be proposed a.
the correction OF the evil which vii
get any hearty and effective supper
from the Democracy. Il Will alway
he found that sucn measures ilfrin-
ON Democratic notions o. persona
liberty or are opposed 10 tine Demo
cratic theories % home rule an,
local self-coVernmeut.n The posi-
sOu Of the Mormous il identical viii
hat II the Rebels AZ the opening %
the war, in that they only ask 10 bD
'!etaiono' and allowed 10 manage thui
own Affairs IN their own way"
Forty years ago the same thin.
was said OF the democratic party il
regar5 TO celiUIcy. The waragains
celioates then was nearly Is viruleu
n tits ROW agaius. Volysamists. Gel.
mates were tlrrei and feathereI, AIT
measures projected fJT punishiu.
them u q similar character % thus,
/ Of Edmunds. The democratic party
then ia it, vigOr aui true 10 lis JET
I iersOLlan instincts actually stampg.
on those measures, ant came Ou
boldly and herOicaliy for religion,
I liberation, but il did not PROPOSE en-
forcing or preaching oelihaCy.
In another issue Of the TTlJsulC
that Of July -, Is an editorial emit
[ lied ''-tci4r!an Appropriations lbs
/ Congress- There arc three school.
. conducted by Celiuates among III.
Indians, one in Indiana, one ia Gal
iiOrnia and one in Montana. Cor,
sress appTOpriatgs money for The
support ri these schools. This veal
$40 s'4 was appropriated Tor con
tract schools among indians, - 3rl
cent. O. which goes 10 Roman Cath
ole schools. The National League
for the Protection of American la
sti,uii1ns protested against the aH
preparation. The Commissioner vi
Indian Affairs and the Suae-lutru
dent O! Indian schools were al,
opposed 10 the appropriations Yet
the Senate passed IL. The Tr.JUAs
charges the Senate with iusiurerlIy.
di>!uyalty an! demagDsism. ami ill.,
ssmuch As the TrlJMls's hero. f.d
munts, did not protest Against cell
otcy here, then he J., according G..
it, logic, 4 hyp0cEitc and Z dema
sosue. The Tribune says:
"rha Senate ha, struck '1ll blow
At Indian education. II has Iuterferat
win tae p 'lIry o! the Indian C1mmi--
-iuurr To systematic the WORK and
make j. conform as lar - possible t.
the common school system - adppfet
by the government schools, a policy
which has been approved by the vsII-
ou~ indian as~ ociaUrn-. bv the Indian
aud Inferior Departments, and nv grr
leading newspapers AMI influential
friends 81 Indians all over th ,,1uu-
Try. Il has SAID substantial = that lie
FOUNDATIONS NAV carry uu tier ruli-
Ei0us work and thar tue expense stall
De p3!d oGt Uf .Is peoples taxes. l.
has violated the Constitution. Mich
explicitly declares. Congress shall
make no Law respecting an establish
ment OF religion The national gov
crument has nothing TO do rith turn
young luaIin~ or old Indians into
Roman Catholics, Pro cs-a ants, Hebrews
or Quaksrs. lis powers sop. 50 Tar
As schools arc concerned. with giving
them the common school eiuruipu
that Will make good citizens Of them"
This is a nice state Of afTIirs. 4
few years ago the republican Sem
tons maize IL an issue % denguurr
the celibate religion, 70 lay q
republican Senate makes ceiiaarv
a State religion. The Chicagr
Tribune uphOlds tEc appropriation
for the salt Lake soup house but
condemns that FOR the Indian Cath
ole schools. One isa- much s.-tsr
ian Is another. The whole thing
Is political party trirkery. Just SEA.
how the words rebel and democrat
are woven with M1rmOuism. AMI
how the soup house is entirely los;
sight Of in the discussion.
The question simply is, what ha.
the Salt Lake institution 80 album
liantly provided for by tine Ssua,r
done. How many refugees hg, T. /
sheltered. The governor Of Utah
in his last report omitted stating In.
number Of lis inmates exclusive OF |
paid officials. Dean Swift's con-
ut one time in IrciauE
consisted Of his cJachmm. aud the
sermon usually commenced with
ieariy belyvuI Roger Instead cd
ieariy beloved brethren. The sam.
,ln be said OF the salt Lake SOUP
refuge. yet a patriotic Senate give |
u = ura year.
But why DON'T Mormon omen !
Gcceyt the hospitality Of the alice. |
christians Of Utah and Chicega.
The Tribune INDUCES in a lot rsI
about fauatiCisn AMI Ell
husIa>m and 30 on. The Mormon
women know well what can If |
gotten from outside. The Eigi!lian |
inc "Fimeo DaraUs et dona f.reu-
Is" would apply here POLITICALLY.
II the elevation aud purifying OF /
American wOmauhCDi i really |
meant 10y these measures why !
l1t apply them at home. Here
: a clipping from the ChicrEo
tribune in relation TO Chicago
women; and to Chi'ago religion:
Capt. Hayes Of the Despiaine,
Street Station has about completed n
i'tle census OF his own. In that par-
ION Of the West side bounded b.
'arpen'er Street and the river AMI
AXE aud Van Buren, streets this con-
n shows that there are now 100 dis
equitable houses and fifty or more as
iguatlon houses. Some OF the latter
re situated in neighhorhoad~ 50 gnir,
nd respectable that their character l.
My known 10 those who frsqsent
hem. Among the curious and start
Ing facts developed one may be men
.oned which seems Incredible.
1ouEh II i vouchei for. In n neat
ottage in highly respectable
elEhborhOOd on a quie: street rs,t
I hal-ted Street lives a woman who
faithful attendant Of a fash
Unable church on one Of the bouIe-
ards. She had no thought that sus.
scion re>ied upon her house until the
enumerator opened
pom her his battery OF quesI ions, and
ven then she Indignantly denied his
npuiatlon-. But, finally. having to
lrrender 20 proofs, she admitted the ]
aaracler Of her business, but pleaded
extenustiOn that no vulgar peopl- &
ere admitted inside her door and I
lat all her visitors were, without ev- Z
,ption. members Of churches, most Of ,
lem Of her own. The enumerator I
lis several "ther stories, il + said.
iat are nearly as sensational. II no. ?,
lite a. incredible. What CAPTAIN
ayes Is going 70 do with his returns
not known.
Would It not De better 10 transfer
at Home TO Chicago where there :