Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02

-Hihtiaht NthuuIH OF ulhllltu uafnnt-
ton" He said will bear'wiih my
brothers In the congulty Of crimes
without any fear VI the law. OIL
course we Ironically are champions Of |
crime, Ignorance and drpfavity; wenrn |
the embodiment Of all evil ami The or. !
posiio to oil ihat IL good. Nindirate your |
mayor and chief Of uuiicc. We will |
not object to that; II mny do them some |
good aud Il WON'T hurt u. hm will. |
ing 10 live ~ the law and within the |
law. All that I asst ns u tirst class rum
seller " that be given protection.
That IL all any Ofusesk who are willing
20 obey he sunday law. CHIEF PAU
aays that he viii close oil The saloons ON
SUNDAY, but let me tell you, friends,
he DOESN'T DO II. Mayor Basain says
no Ia Ia favor " all saloons susIending
business on the same DAY, .but bis
iavofitism Il shown 10y allowing some
fsloonkcepefo 81 carry on business ON
that Jay and compelling others 10 shut
uI shop. proclaim 10 you this " not
fair. pay 81 200 year TO cell bolze;
have done 20 Tor Ave yeare and when
the oillcers lay close up on sunday |
always close. | am IN Tor square
deal, treat us all alike mi | an with
you. The hotels sell liquor On Sunday
uumOlystud. Everybody knows that.
Junticu, gentlemen, and all will DO
OK. hut n you do not 10 what II
rlcht IN this matter thon understand |
will sell liquor on Sunday.
W. $. TARLs.
| think the chances for Mr. Short
closing ON Sunday are good. While
walking along Second South street
west few days ago saw a bcauu'
/ iul picture IN The chow window
of n saloon. never wanted o. be an
hrilst 20 bat in my lilo a. when lo.
held that painting entitled the Jury u
the plains" II allowed n band Of
mhjestic buffalo gathered around tho
/ fallen remains Of hunter with au
arrow Ia Ais heart. OH how | wished
could paiut n companion picture
equal 81 II, nnd show the Thousands Of
/ numhn wrecks made BY saloon men Of
/ their fellow hciugs. Ia bold letters !
/ would then ask the question On tho
/ aaine cauvHH, "Mho slew these 2"
| We IN not Afk the saloon man 70 close
his shop nil the time, but We wanthim
/ h obey the law. a man who
bfnhc the law was not long 81
asking protection from the law when
ma officer broke IN hia door. II II h.
determined TINT the officer broke the
| law ne, o, course, will have 10 punish
him. la the Y. NJ. q. a. rooms ON
! Sunday. : hRvo heard the clink Of
/ glass aud heard The royulry Of drunken
| men ON the door below many times.
/ Intoxicated men amble IN and out
/ without the siightcsi regard for de.
cency. Let the police Justice be- u
mnu and do his duty.
MoRE TALK.
Rev. n. +. Clay wanted the meeting
| 10 cay thst II would stand by tue chief
OF police; that II would stand by these
| oliiciAls that tire Law bc enforced, cost
what Vt may. II this man, who u
saloon keeper, believes ~ the law, he
should lend his moral support
o. the enforcement Of the law. The
saloon ksepeTs have only ssked TO sell
LIQUOR xix days IN tho week;
I why Ia the name NJ reason SHOULD
they ask for II Tor seven days In the
week? (Applause.l Why Ia It that
any bi these mon should ass that the
laws be trampled under their feet on
Sunday? think the city authorities
should see that the men who do close
on Sunday asa protected from those
who violate the law. We want the
city officials 10 understand that when
they become violators OF the law by
failing 10 enforce the law, we will vote
them out OF office. So help me God |
will never help u man back 10 oilice
who has betrayed his trust, for | can.
not do 10 without becoming partner OF
his crime. (APplsuse.l Even the
calling OF this meeting. has had It's
I Ma affRNH for tls,
good reputation aud character Of this
city, to allow anything Of this kind.
An we ask IL the enforcement OF the
law aud these men will come 10 see
that Il ~ better for their reputation 10
obey the law.
a PERTINENT QUESTION.
A voice from the audience asked:
III phOu d like 10 know what you ln-
tend TO DO with the Alta pnd Union
clubs who constantly brenk the Sunday
liquOr law aud which bIe two OF tuo
greatest drinking and gambling inst.
buttons In the city,"
nALI.is REPLY,
MIR. l.. T.. Hall Immediately respond.
ed. II understand that the BARRIERS OF
this city have union for their own
protection, lfn non.union man or other
BARRIERS do business on Sunday, the
matter Is at once reported by the union
and the tranagrcssor prosecuted. Now,
| also understand that the liquor men
OF this city have somo kind OF n pro-
toctive association. My advice b
them is,do W. the BARRIERS do; employ O
detective TO watch the lta anu Union
clubs on Sunday and when violations
Of the law are discovered prosecute tht
offender.
SCOTT ANDERSON
: was loudly called Tor and came for
> ward aud spoke ms follows; | am .
= plain blunt man and say plain blunt
E things. (Applause.) | always strik,
> right rom the shoulder. Applause.
Ii IL said the "l4ihoral" party wal
. brought into existence because II
wanted TO enforce law; ana that II still
: exists for the same purpose. snail II
70 down To poslerity that the "biber
E Rlv party are authors and aboettors Ia
: cfiinr and lawlessness2 Were u mem
= Der OF that party wouli cay; "Hur
: back the repronch that Il iast comm
: upon It," (hpplause.) II II said lha
l four years ago was not here then.
no saloons were permitted u do busl'
. ness here on Sunday, aud we shout
, see that they ara rs Theoretically scale,
Z | now.