, 1890-02-13

degrco unnecessnry avon 4, ,bo o,ac,,'
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'io' VI NV Bo'etn"'oHt pun hRhhs'
tho lormor practice OF plural marriage
for instance, the arbitrary contiscation
| of church cdllices and Other property.n -
What will be the result to the Nor.
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,no, ,,'.. lnurGn a., nhu your party III case 'h'
B'h."O' w"
II see no special result to the Nor on
church any more than to any other
church. The result TO our pnrty would
bo Nh, sama as IN nnv a,b,r stron,
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pWy ulucf sum iiel,eu'hs'ahoed' 70
lucal ueieat Is not always permanent
Day and night come, and that quickly,
| All classes ofdccont citizens would help
our marty hack TO mower. ono yoar 400
the liher,ls cor,lcd o,dor ana soon
IL. si''a - 'h'0", ". SUI,
unuiv relsnou suun sn'uru''la o'
WHISKY women ana gamDilng thht the
United states officials were Obliged to
interfere and enforce police regulations.
The moral liberals of Ogden EXPRESSED
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, ,na VIZ enia 'n''. ,s, U" pa'g a.,u "'sreu
lhn' 'he Peop'c were once more III con-
troll" :,
Are not the Mormon church and the
peoples party one2'
"Cortainly they are not. Tho idea
that they arc Is circulated for political
| purposes, In order that the cnactncnt is
against the church may be opcmted
| against the party. Membership or
utilization with the church Is not
requisite for peoples party standing or
candidacy
| Are the Edmunds, and the Edmunds-
| Tucker acts used for political purpOSes?h
| "Ies, and that was tho cause of their
demand by the liberal party. Anywhere
else political minority Is compelled TO
wait until IL can reverse public scnti-
mcnt, or gain majority by legitimate
/ accretions of new citizens, but the
liberals were too impatient for such
ordinary methods. They wanted meas
urcs which would give them immediate
control anu, oeSause oI'he eunp9pularliy
tnincd act" disfronc,,ising a r',c 'u nm. No.
| her of Pioneer citizens and All Tho
women, and now they are striving under
ihe same cover t9get congressional legis'
lauon 20 hke lhe sunrage from every
r'onn Mho 10 'o' '"cHhoei Vi 'hc i'oeta'
"Wha, of tho r,mors allo,ir, lihoro,
| frauds?"
Frauds and usurpntion have been
RAMPANT, All the registration and eitc-
iiH I'ol, iha'hihery ! III ihe nands OF tllc
80, ~" Tho r,toraHo i7na ,' eau "uS u,
iaborers, who never saw Salt axe wcr,
piled with whisky and registered, Scores
Of the peoples party voters were struck
OIL OF Tue lists, In defiance OF tho ruling
oi ,ne Suhreine court OF the United
iIyoI ho,, ,I,,r,,, ,oe,s ' 49,, VII masl
on the ground of non.rcSiienee' IND
others, Who were past forty, on the
ground OF being under age The regis.
lshrs,, Tour oil whom are candidates on
,ile Iiuorai ueke', hie IeIlaied 10 oe su'
rcdres,. d ~" insneotor John TonGeiL rI nl
Chicago. has been here and exposed Their
frauds.
GOVERNOR THOMAS INTERVIEWED.
Governor Arthur l.. Thomas, the most
prominent leader of the liberal party.
who has been resident of Utah for
eleven years. and who is probably tile
best. posted man in territorial politics
was interviewed as follows:
"How will the result of the election
affect statehood?"
at can nave no immediate effect ON
statehood. 1t will be some time. proba.
bly, years. before the gcntiles gain CON
troll OF the territory, and Utah should
not be admitted as a state until a large
majority of her people are in sympa,i,y
with the efforts of the government TO
extirpatc polygamy."
"Wil GENTLE success affect the nron.
erty of Salt Lake CIV iniur;ons,, ~
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oroosa w. -n,t.,,Ta' - W. .,'.,n ,'.a ,"'Be w,
ofeuso III Immigration 10 tne Guy ana
!
general prosperity. During the past two
years the increase In the GcntiIe people
hos nddcd miIIiors ,o tho of ,,.,,,,
",,y and in e,c, ,,o M iuo.aa'i,,' 80 ~ pIop
"'' w. '"'' ''0 V'S'"s 'a'uts
OF 'he past Two years nave oeen greater
than Tor any previous period in the his.
tory of the territory, This is directly
due TO the cllutts of the Gontiles. who
c,,,ros, ,t,,,s, ,,v, -,birI. 81 H., ~;
,,o", 80 ] w." n., W ,"v m "",I.
nepa "Va' '"o wy, u'''' own oFer w per
cent OF tht property
what issue has been most promi.
nent In the municipal campaignYr
"Thero huye bcon mnuv lncoi ,s,rss
,,I,icb ha,,o l,o,oI,,,, 80, -, NJ
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,iues''o'' W "u'eI sulp'y' noeus oil puo-
tiOn, in short, the needs of many bcne-
fits which a municipal govern ment
ought Ia confer Aftor over for, -,
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- ,'., 'D'o'' '"e 70 NOV one
paw" s.'e'' III 'he c''S' iherc are no
sidewalks, except those laid out by
private enterprise The water supply is
limited, although water in abundanc,
can re had, II q proper effort is made.
A policeman is never seen two square
from Main street. All this in city OF
M (DO unuulatiou Tho lnu, 81
1882 making polygamy unlawful
was ilagrantly violated. The same
law prohibited any church cor
poration from holding more than
s5O. 900 worth of property. This was de
family disrpgnrded' and the Mormon