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

hnd heeu surrender NJ inc
enemy werp they still 10 keep
iillcj the ranks Of the great ard glofi-
Gus army that caused that surrender
That was the question. What were the
circumstances thnt iurcoi them today2
Were the conditions changed. (No.l
lie, for one, Thought they had, and the
speaker went on 90 give his reasons for
the belief They were today lighting
the united sentiment Of the great 90.
liucal commonwealth Of the United
states. ("No, no." and prolonged in
tefruptiOn.l
The chairman arose, and with dis.
play pt warmth, said; The sergeant AT.
urns will remove auy gentleman from
the door who Interrupts the speaker.
This u an American assembly which
believe In free rlerch,nud cvoryBpcech
Will b. heard. tApplausr.)
some rnr seated VA the hall nr1t the
platform rose T. "Ask for Information"
The chairman motaph0rically bounced
upon him, iluuri he'd his wooden Toy
hammer aim, then bringing II down
with force upon the table, said, "Nlf.
Van Home has the Il Dor aud y0u will
take your seat" The individual sub
siicd,with fiery protest.
Again Van Horne went ON 10 cN-
plain his Views on "thesituat on, "and
said the "Lihrn's" were tOlny with.
out one Of tho friends in Congress that
they had had there IN she past. they
were today lighting 90 Utah the propI.
sition Of matchmaking this Territory
on the iiurs Of shp "l4ibotal,n Eepub.
licnn and Democratic parties. The
"Liberais matte their fight, they met
Nls.NW Ia sHHuHt
opposition to the sentiment VI the
United StAtee. (ExprcssiOns Of assent.
aud LissentD What should they dO?
Nominate u candidate for Congress
this fail aud carry him down 10 defeat
with them! Because that h. what such
step would mean. We're they ready
70 say 90 the other two great psrlie-,
"Nou 40 not know what you are talk.
ing about; W. lo2" tvoiccs, "yes.nl
The present wa. condition Of thiugs
ior which he wIssOrry.
policeman OF Salt Lake named
Green (rald b have been expelled
from the force Tor ss.ault.ug = negrDl
devoted about aqusriof of An hour MI.
most entirely % abusing the "MOr.
mon" people, although he had proiaced
ila obsofvationa with, "Let "a look nj
this matter calmly, dispassi0nrtcly and
without pgcluIicew Before he got
through no tired his unfortunate
hearers completely out. 1he "Librr.
al" party hau, Ia biz opinion, "nccOm.
plishsd something" and they were not
ready 10 di-baud On party lines. Now
wa. The time whcn men should not be
afraid 90 fncc the foe, ETC., etc.
Hon. II. w. Lawrence was next
introduced. ThrqucstiOu was SHOULD
the n4uonl" party dislani-was it-
work acc mpl.shed2" lilo reviewed
! what he termed the conditions Oi Utah
ut the time tao "lIibrral" party was
/ organized, upwards o. twenty years
ago, nud asserted that Ia those
| days "tuoro Wns not that moral
| force behind tho officials that
/ they could execute the laws You
are the ones whohtterwards .urrouuivJ
those oil, ials, gmspsi the ilag, aud rel
/ u on It's peg, saying, Here the lave
OF the government shall he enforced
| They never wished 10 injure the DON'T
uaut party here. Though lac himself
hal been ga opponent OF TINT party ioi
the INST ,weuty Yeas, yet lie had moth
ius but the hulest feelings towards
them. lie hat fought "the cfeed'
because he believed II 90 be " fOug. rht
speaker INDUCED In u hitter aiIacl
upOn tho "NDfmgns" by way Of dem
onstrat.ng his "kindly loeling-."
RUv. Dr. lliilo said h.. was earnestly
opposed 81 the present time 10 the die
solution NJ tho Liberal" PARTY
Loul cbeer.l he was elUrEally OF
posed a. immediate statehood, whethe
sought Tor either by the DemucTatic Ol
Republican pnrty; wu were not ready
Tor II Ia Utah yet. ("NO no, All,
"Nes, yta") lie was disposed I,
! think, moreover, .hat II would he 81
the test ini,rrlts OF the "iibrmp
party not N put forward CnndlIat
a. delegate 10 Congress, They wuul,
have more influence throughout thl
nation u they said "lt VIII he on
purpose 10 show our anlliati0u
sympathy and interest IN the kcpub
lican or Democratic party" Hv stood
there Ia an absolutely indepcndcn
position.
Mayor Bhskin then rose 10 speak
but u number OF persons began {,
move uneasily about the hall and tn
chairman 10Y hammer came dowi
with heavy thud. Order havluL
been restored, the mayor said he dil
not come there Intending 90 speak
statehood tOr Utah was not "almissi
ble," aud II they voted In favo
OF II II, would DO declaration
that they had lost their senses
The "LiberaD party had not We
performed its mission and should no
be dissolved. This party In i,s infancl
nominated candidate Tor Congress; /
they now failed 10 do 20 II should b,
for some great mud pOtenlla
reason. The Democratic ami Re
publican parties were ruled today 10y
the old Peoples party. IL was 10 cent
10 "A copper that John T. Game wuul,
now be the candidate Of the Demo
cratic party, nnd that G.. W, Bennett
or man OF his Tx would be the Re
publican CandidSto-pefhAps John
Henry Smith. Were they prepared tC
AXE course that would force every
"Libsral" 10 stay oil home, Or 20 4
the polls and Cast their vote for Cain,
or Benuuu2 ("NO.") Both those
parties were IN advance pledged
10 statehood. The "MormOnn. Demo
cratic party, IN addition 10 that wa
pledged TO the Faulkner bill, and thOsi
were tho principles which would b,
Incorporated In thoir platform. How
could any "lIibernl" 20 aud vote foi
such cnEdilAte2 TheIc was only on,
alternatiye-,lil,o true "I.iberalsp--al
they always had been-thfow thei
banners to tho breeze, put u candiiat,
In nomination and vote for him
(Cheefs and vnicts. "lhat Is what
we will dom Statehood would be on
ruin the very day II came, and M
true "l.ibgran would cast his vote fol
n. He did not caro- what the nation
In done IN recognizing tho two par,