Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

anu, addressing the speaker, said, w.
substance:
| rise to perform pleasant duty
which has been delegated 10 me by the
members Of this House. lifetime has
now arrived when the Legislative A..
sembly must be dissolved. II IL iittiug
And appropriate, Mr.. Speaker, that this
House, before It's fnal dissolution,
should Ia some way express Ia you
their appreciation Of your uniform
courtesy, your fair aud impartial ud.
naturalization Of tue duties Of your high
position, ami the satisfaction you have
given 10 this bUdy. They Therefore
wish TO present 10 you this token, which
| mold in my hand.
When you look upon this, may u
call to your mind the pleasant Rs-ociH.
tons u this session; may IL call ny
tho individual memtcra Of this body
and their Observation-Disclosures
oTAtory," "pike's medicine" Ssr.
gents noes" "Snow's Box Elder
county," and, too, Mr.. Speaker, leav-
ing aside the individuals, msy II
bring 10 your mind Legislative A.
sembly with onc purpose, the good Of
this Territory, You may not now
need this gilt, but take II home IS
memento of this occasion. II may Ice
that other members need the caue
more Tor other purposes, when they
meet their constituents.
We represent great Territory In
which there should be- no differences.
Let ia hOpe the timo will soon come
when all differences will cease. Let
IA 20 out from this Assembly, resolved
10 do our duty 10 this Territory aud
our common country. l present you
with this cano hnd with the compli.
mvnts Of the Legislative Assembly.
The Speaker replied;
Ny cD.laborcrs OF the Legislative
Assembly, | am indeed surprised and
delighted with th'A token u apprccia'
ton which has been presented TO me
hy you. | accept II, feeling embaras-'
ed with thoughts in my mind, Indeed
am surpri,ed. To me the rctnhtkb
of the gentleman from Sat Lake has
impressed nue. ~ never before IN my
life. 1 have tried 10 be
just, patient aud with only one
thought, AVID that that good might
come vi our lsbOrs 10 this Territory.
am glad 10 have succeeded through
your aid as have done. ] am pleased
with the sympathy received IN my lAbors
from every me mher. | thank you Tor this
mark VI esteem. | trust l shall live
long enough that this will be
Of mote service to me than
now lholding up the camel |
shall take pleasure Ia showing this
mark OF esteem TO my constiiuents,and
| l tfus. this VIII not end the good We
may DO for our Territory, aud that We
may continue our eff rita for its al
yancemen,. hope that our inter-
course will ever be a. pleasant NJ IL bias
| been here. tlanl you for thls.
This was beautiful gold-headed cane
| inscribed, IIUn. VIM. II. See miller,
Speaker, from ofiicen aud nembera
| NJ House Of Representatives, 3lth sec.
sion Utah Legislature"
W. IL. Irvine offered resolution
| thanking the clerk anu minute clerl.
for their efficient work during the
session aud providing Tor q COPY Of the
Compiled laws 10 be presented to each,
aud also to the chaplain, and II wa
passed.
Nebeker gained consent for the In
PRODUCTION VI tho following memorial;
To tho Senate and House Of Ropresentn.
tiyos u the United States ~ Congress
assembled;
| We, y1ur momnriliists, tic Legislative
| Assembly of tho lorritOry Of Umh, mu7l
respectfully represent TINT We have here
| ,uf1gr presented 10 you u memorial show
/ lu- the condition Of government Ia thi'
! Territory, tho hclplcssucss Of tho people,
representatives In tho legislature 20 pas
needed legislation, and praying that yot
enact Into law tho bill for tho local gov
crnmout N Utah, introduced IN me ilous'
In the Senate Nv Senator Faulkner.
Now ~ the close NJ this, tho thirtie'l
sc-s lnn Of the Legislative Assembly, W,
doziro again To represent that our expert
ence during the session hns emphasizes
the necessity for such legislation, and ha'
again made prominent The pornicious am
objectionable features Of our present sys
ten ~ government,
We, tho representatives. Of the people o
I'mh, have earnestly oudcayoroj to ouac
into lawifirst,an election law, noces' ary
to tho proper conduct oi the elections II
| this Territory, which the Governor, M ",
believe, wrongiilly disappuvcd. This w
attach together with the We %, To tins me
moral Wa also represent, that In respOns,
To Il Woll-nigh universal sentiment In The
| City Of Salt Lake, and at request OF a com
mit'ca OF tho city Council and OF The
| Chamber OF Commerce of such city ",
have passed u carefully prepared m,
well considered bin for tho governmpn
| Of metropolitan elite, In Utah, whicl
was iutondcl to and will apply only L
Salt Lake City ut the present limo. Tint
nil, the Governor, as we believe, wrong
fully, has also refused to approve. tn,
bill, with Tho veto, II also herewith com
municaied.
We desire further to fopresou, that thl
people u the Territory oi Yah, desirou'
| ~ hatuts rabraseutpl al the WOfllig Col
unbian Exposition, tn hl hold At the citl
of Chicago In 1873, have passed an act ap
proprinting SiO,huO for making a suitibl,
representation of The wealth aud 70
sources of the IurrltcT' 10 that expo
stlon. We have IN tha, VII provided tn,
names of representatives., honorable
permanent residents oi the Territory q
L ali, who shall constitute commits iol
To expcnd this money; the names selected
being representatives, " all political
social aud commercial classes OF the Tor
ritory THIS bill the Governor has vetoed
We attach IL with his vo'o 10 thi. mo
mortal. The real reason tpr the veto !
not a. first apparent upon the face NJ II
IIo Oaims tina II N In violation Of IA
organic act " the Territory, The rcaspl
which ho actually gives. aud which doe
exist, IN that ho dosiros To natno th
board Of commissioners who shall cN
| pend this money.
nuring tho session u the Legislator
the Governor has vetoOd--bll-, out Of
total of-pa-sed. These bills wore al
carefully considered by the Legislature
and passed TO moot what were believe
: to be evils aud wants existing Ia ID
present systen OF our legislation.
3 would too much prolong this memoirs
! and accompanying documents to attac
/ all these bills and voices TO u.