Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

had been fighting the mormon"
mower, which cried "SIrrouIDi!" But
lie wa. not going TO kick itwhen down.
looking over the Held conscicntiUus.y
he said the old fight should not uo kept
w forever, IN face OF the changed cou.
ditiOus.
judge Foreman, Of Ogden, consider.
ed "a middle course the best for the
"l.ihetaip party 10 pursue. He held
that il would hr wise Tor them 10 siy
to the people, "Gou have come out
and for "a year aud "a hair you have
persisted In saying you have laid down
your arms, aud now w. are going o.
say to YOU: For one election, al least,
We will put no candidate Ia the Held
and see whether you viii act squnruly
or not" lie did not care whether n
man agreed with him 0f not. lie
nbominatei the idea % Statehood,
which. however, was right al our doors,
hnd nothing they could say would keep
II Oh. lie was In favor Of
putting up Republican and Demo-.
crate candidate for Congress. lex.
prrtsions Of dissent, mingled with
auplnusr.) lie had no doubt that In
III shteen months Utah would he "a
state. Were they going to keep ~
this fight IN this sort NJ style? Won't
you give these people auy showg II
the other pnrlies choose twu obnoxious
muu. choose the better " them.
laughter and gtOansl That II tho
only saie course. He thought they
ought 10 elect Republican to Con.
gre.-. tGroans.)
IL was now 1885, many among tho
audience had become weary AMI
moved towards the dOsfs. a motion
had buen made 10 adjourn by Mt.
Tarpuy aeveral timr., but the chair.
man dii not pay the slightest heel 10
1t, ami snid that Mr.. G.. l.. Allen hal
the door
rIuun appeal 10 the house." said
Mr.. rarpey, after being repeatedly "sat
upon by Judge Powers.
"rherc Is no appeal 10 the house, II
ia 10 the committee" replied tho chair.
man stcrnly.
Cncs fJr"Allen" came from various
quarters.
Judge Mckay, who occupied a seat
ut the rear Oi tho platform, insisted In
angry tones that there should be emo
huiliUEing process" employed there.
bet the appeal from the chalr'r rul.
| Ing W 10 the house, said he.
"lt looks like 'bulld0kiug,' echoed u
number Of persona around.
The chairman Indignantly repudi'
| stud the "bulldozIngn assertion and
said "the chair will hold that the com
miittt has u right " decide" (bfhudish
ing the hammer proudly above hi'
/ hugd).
"liet It 20 to the house" shouted u
| Thousand voices IN chorus, 81 u uil
| and the house decided thEt Allen
| should proceed, ami he did, although
many We're ia favor faJI1uiulug Unit
/ 5 O'Clock on Thursday evening.
| Tho Mormon" people, Allen said
/ desired tur admission Oi JWh into tn,
| Union; the Gentier did not, aud ia,
| question OF tho latter 10 consider wa
! how u slave Oft the evil day. Liberal
voters, nee thought, could not ue Cou
! WINGED that twelve thousand Geutilrl
I could control 1900 thousand "MOr
4 mons" aud he believed, further, tina
u DOU Gentle voter, throwing n
their strength with tho "MDrmDn'
people, could not 20 % WA-hiugt0f
ami have the influence upon ltgisla
ton that they could N they stood NJ :
solid phalanN alone. Let then
cuinuchisc tho women and Their
would be Gi OlO votus standing solt
against you, ami you cannot rair'
more than twenty % beet them, WhA
iuillence viii you have upon tn
Democratic and Republican party O
Utah when you are swallowed up D..
the Motmons. (ChecTs.) Keep TN
Literal party intact" lie was II
favor oil nominating delegate L
Congress. (NOiC,s-"And you az
fshing fora uOminatiou.") 4 foun,
u laughter followed this declaration
Let them wage this fight until tho!
had won IL or had gone down Il
magnificent defeat"
At this point the audience shove
unmi.ts lkahlt signs Of IA desire 10 %
dismissed for the night. The hand
Of tho clock now pointed 10 1855
judge Power, on the other hand
wanted to "h0ll the fort" ~ long n
he pleased, ana feemod anxious TO pt0
long the meeting until midnight.
There came again motion % Ai
luutn I'll s o'ciock ou Thursday uignt
then nu amendment hxod the hour "a
$3.50. There was a great huhbub, an
when the noise had gone on Tor som
I lAANAlAAHAN NhAAH NANNA y AlA UNIV ANA " M
aud taid--"we have only heard on
or two speakers outside Of SILT LAX,
We In the city have been taking up a.
the time, 10 their exclusion. The
ought TO be heard"
This latter observation had reiel
cuco TO proposition bya Mr.. Dave
lin-.which at one time appeared lkel
u carry the swhy-take the vote Of IA
meeting upon resolutions submitted b
the "Libersn committee forthwith
and NO close up the conference right uJ
But after a lot u wrangliug and pro
testing, Hon. II, W. Lawrence move
that the conference adjourn till l0.3
this morning and tina, went with
whoOp. The motion having bssl
adopted, the exhausted mumbels q
Denhaltsr's band played a short tun
and the audience dispersed to thei
homes, TO take "a respite until this u. m
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