Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22
THE LATE "LIBERAp CONFER
ENCE.


ostenslbly called to consider AMI de-
cideupon were virtually, we might say
practically, disposed Of before the meet
ing was called for. The Tuscarora
band fixed that long since. Mr..
Powers announced before leaving hero
for Chicago with his party that even n
defeated at tho National Democratic
Convention, the delegation would re-
turn with colors dying and continue
the old fight. The Tuscaroras were
defeated and the alleged conference
was called simply TO endorse what had
been already decided for tho gathering
In advance.
Ifanythlnr more than the initat1ry
announcement Of the determination ns
10 future Tuscarora action were needed
It was gwen at the alleged conference
itself. Those who expressed amy ldoa
contrary to the affirmative side Of the
propositions were, a. rule, hootcd
down, their ultcmncos being drowned
ia yells, shouts and other uncouth
and semi Il savage demonstrations.
Tho tactics Of the chair had similar
bent. The presiding genius OCCASION
ally showed the most Intense anxiety
TO keep certain speakers 10 the pfopo-
sitious. This sollcltude was only dis.
played In Instances where the speech
IS exhibited promo nitory symptoms OF
taking n negative trend, In their rela'
ton to the propositions. In other
ca.cs OF departure from the slightest
reference to the four points Of consider.
alton, the chalrman's magnanimiiy
and libefality seemed unboundvl.
This generosity invariably cropped out
when tho rabiI ilre.eators would de.
liverR vicious anti ."MormoP TRADE
that had not the remotest reference 10
the questions at Issue. Tho harangues
Of slurcd and embitterod ex'
"Mormons" Of twenty-five yeas
standing were specially noted Tor point
lessness, and for the absence OF any
check being placed on the raucorou-
uttcrAnccs. Had the meeting been
actually cnlled for conference pur.
noses. and had thoughtful men who
have UIib.,aI,, nfiInIties hut mr.,
convinced that the time Tor national
division has arrived, felt assured that
they could have expressed their Views
hon,stIv without beinv subjected In
insul,. they would doubti.-a hay, uat.
tiolpai,d I'm In, proceedInas.
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