Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-08
rnE IDAHO IsriMY oDLIrERATED

and perpetuatc tue ki'i'oN' ''kh'
Sometimes one or naoiher Of the quail
ties named, and occasionally all o
them, are not seen, or heard, or felt
and II seems rs n they were either deaf
or benumbed beyond the power Of
action. In nearly all casea Of that Kind
Il Ia safe to say that perversion by
reason Of vicious conduct or bad atsocia'
lions has taken place, and dormhncyi
growing more profound as the
victim gropes further aud further Into
the darkness, Is the natural result. We
believe that humane Instincts are In
eradIcable 40 long an reason remains
shat those who Aro impefvious to some
influences are not to all, and that the
soulful spark IL In existence somewhere,
obscured II may be, but siill shining
and only awaiting q naodiul call TO
blaze forth with all IL pristine warmth
and vigor.
There are no people anywhere who
have had better or more frequent OPP
porlunltles iof realizing the applicable
ity and force OF the foregoing lines
than have those who constitute the
majority Of Utahs population and
their Predecessor. Whether Mt home
or abroad, they have been persistently
AM harshly, at times inhumanly, OPP
posed because Of somc portions o; their
doctrine being q. variance with the
traditions and beliefs Of the oppoaer-.
This only resistance that has been
in,erposed M rule has been that pro-
vided through the peaceful and proper
channeli OF tho law, and when this
nyailed not, the situation a. II was,
not IA they may have thought u ought
70 be, has been accepted In good faith
wherever hard.hips resulted from such
course, patience and resort to moral
suasion have been invoked, aud very
seldom, Indeed, has It been tho case
that rrliefdid 10, come sooner or later.
When, through political blgotry and
social Intolerance, bill striking the
ballot non 1000 hands In Idaho was
permitted 10 lpaS the legislature and
recoivtd executive approval, there was
an oultnni Of Indignation on the part
OF those ilieeled and their friends else
wher; bat that was the only thing In
the way Of opposition Of popular
character, oil other eon'endlng move
mcnis being through the courts. IL
did seem for time almost too out
rageous to DO borne, not merely because
II inflicted a hardship on merry one
bali The entire population, and these
IN lnfeiiigeni. Industrious ana thrity
element out because II was 20 plainly
ana tqnarely In coniie' WIN 'he great
charter oil the country, with the un'
written law aud The organic law itseli.
IL was class legislation, and therefore
repugnanl to The theory oil our inssitu'
uons; iipfescribed a test the essence Of
which was an aHaignment Of the
mere oedef which one might entertain
apart from hls Ac''' and was therefore
against the express terms Of the
National Constitution; II inausurat'd
condition Of taxation without repre-
son'A''0n' mus 'uV'Vlns anu pu'''ng 10
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w. WAS "iOne'
tes'''uhy IN nancy IN tho Fourth
suuiclh ulntilct OF Idaho, JUDGE /