Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

any place and yet Il must be concealed
somewhere, for saws not Illustrated
Ameuca In deadly BREWER thui the tone
81 President Harrison is pacific the
Mormons warliks7 'iIo proposes 10 leg
islaie they want 10 fghti Tho prospect
Is awful.
"listcn, We doubling ones. ITO up
hold that principle these simple farmers
are prepared tn butcher women and
children, and Ne FOR ficing troops. they
arr taught every Sunday In thoir meet
Ing houses that o collision Is Inevitable,
aud they have long been prepared for IT,
"The Mpsroicd dmerical receives it,
informa ion a. first hand, 10Y hcarken
fur her. II says Observers IN Utah say
that the collision cannot b, delayed. Tho
hope that polygamy would die a natural
death has proved 10 be vain. The ulcer
mus, be cut out with tho sword So The
doom. as will be- seen, IL deorecd and
there IL no escape from Il.
"1usi the same, thoro will be- no exodus
from Utah. The people already herr will
look amor their mines. and farms, and
factories, and stores. and families. aud
will bo happy. Everything In ihi. Terri.
tory, from the ozono of thn mountains
TO the returns Of the Salt Lake
clearing house e. calculated 10 make
them happy. The nirocious lies of
m Irresponsible scrlhbler evoke
nothing but ridicule or indignation here.
Indeed hi. fii-eho,i- AFRO ~ brisen and
bold and - wan ing oven Ia preicnse
aud docancy that the TINS hcsita cd
long before Il dc,ile1 10 notice, not TO
say rcfuic them. Hut capital istlmid aud
the experience Of TIL. Territory u that
owing 10 the systcmatc misreprclenta-
tlons Of bincklcgs and moral assasslns,
any libel howovor hcllish aud mons.r OTIS
is liable n dnl crolencc with some poo
pie. And capital IA provorblally tiinid.
Hence the Tunes, Liberal Ia politics and
Gentle In belief ~ II Il. protests
against the Vile and wicked c,lum-
nile. published about the Mornons oi
Utah. There Is no more peaceful region
In tho unloni none more remote from
rebellion or war. There j. no section In
which life aud property ara nfcr.
President Iarriaon l. surely better In.
formed than tho .crlbblcr who write. Tot
u fee to inJure our interests. on the con
ditIons Of this Territory. Tho fool OF
knaye.u
r,,, w. ,,,,ov.,,o,yy .J,..d.,
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The resolution OF Councilman Penn
brok" IN tho CITY Council last evening
touching upon the ihlsohoods contained
In sensational publication called The
Illustrated American, regarding an i'm
pending revolution In Utah. were per
tlncnt mud timely. A. the TINES pointed
out yesterday with regard TO the SAINT
matter. tho most sonsrlcss fabricAtion'
and calumnlcs, omanating from The mos
irresponsible scoundrols. lind ready GRO
drnce when thoy concern this Territory
because by persistent and systematic
misrepresentation ~ TO tho true -itua'
ton Of affairs here the people nj larg'
arc misiniormed aud misled, aud thu
prepared for any lilo which In any othoi
cess Would DO spurncd and ridicnlcd ~
such, .r.. .... .....I..
Tho authors OF The nitoclon. liool car
nothing Cor hcli'Jnry tlry do to th'
commercial Interests OF ulah' the!
have no interest ~ stake themselves
and whether lhcy mhlign Us from pnr
sonal motives OF TO Sub-orvo tue Inter
~ " so''' ~ ~" 800. "o ',.eaI
o,sr ,na, ,he norno,nal agIt,,lon !
chronic blaokiega In our very mid.
qlyo. color 10 ,hcae outrageous .torIe
} that have not shadow OF truth to ros
upon.
"wo arc glad the city Council ha
takon cognlzanoo Of the report in ih
Illustrated American and rcpudia'cd II a
II deserved 10 10 without adissehlln
T 'o1e' VOW ie' tho f''o'i'ioh' euoP'o
~ .ns n,o,''ns yo'',iuay no p''n,'' an
'',''u 49,, -, s','s ,, ,',,, Wv '1un "
/ m ,ha .o,1 name az liar Ia ~,
, as,,',o ., ~, o,s, learn from m. a.,,,
/ of an, I.lber,l connell of tho chief cit
a.. l.