Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-17

tn' '''i hi4u lhitut'HNu T. lynch the
gripman. He escaped, how ever, bu:
was arrested lalor at his residence
a DECISION REGARDtSu OFFICIAL
uALLU1s,
Los ANGFLEg, Cal, Oct. 1.-the
Supreme Court OF Calii0fnia today in
, the care Of iinston We. Bfown, being
an Application OF uuu.pnrll.an poll.
iical hciion In Fan Ftauclsro for q
writ OF mandnto % compel the rcgle.
tfnr o; votua TO place tho name OF a
non'paftisan on the municipal ticket 10
be voted Cor at the. ncAt election, du.
cided adversely 10 tho applicants on
tho ground that the sOci!ons uf tho
political code providing Tor voting
straight tichet1 10y stamping the ticket
heading or party designation ut the
head Of tho ticket was unCunetiiu-
tinnal. Tho court holds that The
official ballot should 10 printed with.
out the party designation Of auy
party at the head Of the ticket and
voters can only express their choice by
stnmping opposite each nnmc or pro.
position voted for, except ~ 10 Picfi.
DENTAL electors who inny be voted Tor
by n single stamp opposite the party
group on the ticket. L1ch Individual
candidato's name, however, viii NO
followed ON tho printed ballot by the
| parlies' designation. Tho court was
unanimous IN the dcclrlon, which ~
considered an important ono by all
parties.
THE LADY CANDIDATE INTERVIEWED.
NEW YoRK, Oct. I0.--Rlrs. Victoria
Clailin Woodruff Martin, candidate OF
the Woman Suffrage party Tor pfcsi.
dent Of tho United Staiep, arrived this
morning on tho Etrurla from her
English home. Her husband, John
Biddulph Martin, IA London banker
and Worlds Fair commiesionor from
Great Britain, accompanied tho prtsl.
dental candidate, They were driven
10 the rc1ldonce Of Mrs. MARITIME sister,
Mrs. Dennis O'Hallem.
Being interviewed Mrs. Martin Gaid
che was eager 10 step on the platform
after sixteen years OF retirement and
preach tho gospel Of humanitarlanitm
TO every character. Tonight the and
Mr.. Martin left for Chicago, to attend
the dedication coromonits, immodl.
ntely after which arrangements will
be completed for campaign speeches
which hifl. Martin will deliver Ia
Boston, Now York, PHILADELPHIA,
Chlrngo mud other lnrge cities.
Mrs. Marlin has given out for publ.
cation n letter accepting tho nomlna.
ton addressed TO Anna NJ. Parker and
others. Tho letior begins by stating
that tho nomination upon the woman
suffrage platform comments itself TO
the writer, especially IA the issue IL ono
which was originally raised by her us
long ago AZ 1850. Mre, Martin quotes
at length from her addresles deliye.od
during that campaign, In which abe
argued tlat the Fourteenth and Fiji.
tesnth amendments 70 the Constitution
permitted the right OF suffrage 10 Wo.
men, and sho earnestly coInmeuds all
good women TO persistentiy demand
their rights.
She next proceeds TO discuss at some
length the methods by which OWLS af.
lliciinn society can DO corrected. She
sees no salvation except through almost
entire revialon OF the basis OF the Laws
Of the government. She Gays:
"Even the Constitution OF the United
States itself, one Of the most modern
governmental characters Of the world,
Il, you may say, n relic OF old inslitu.
tlons." Further on she says:
at II becoming Just "a necessary TO
consider the important subject Of breed.
ing intelligent and physic lily perfect
human beings ms II r. inferior animals.
In order 10 accomplish such results
new regulations must be proposed for
society. We must surround mother.
hood with proper conditions OF en-.
lightened Rge. IL In 10 woman, there.
fore, that we look for the regeneration
Of mankind. Injury 10 woman
through taxation without representa-.
ton IL only the beginning OF q series Of
wrongs and prosecutions TO which the
sex IL subjected. am not an advocate
OF womRn's rights In tho sense OF uu.
sexing women. Woman's vote 10 the
only great weapon Of reform. II
would settle the question, and with wo.
man in politics and sRloonH out OF
politics, what may We not hope for?
"But will not dilste further, simply
presenting list OF some OF the pro-
poeed reforms under consideration In
tho Humanitarian platform: Revenue
and tariii reform, tribunals OF health,
free courts, Justice for the poor, bureaus
OF antropology connected with every
police station, laboratories for tho
analyses OF impure food and liquidg,
woman suffrage, scientific roorganiza-
ton OF the criminal codes, improved
dwellings for tho poor, labor tribunals
for arbitration, an aristooracy OF
blood"
a POLITICAL eURPRIsE.
New YoRIS, oct. l0.--One Of tho
political surpriEes OF tho day was the
reported announcement that Richard
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