Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-25

elapse before sending 40 important an cot
20 the Governor.
-ALE " DELiHQursT rHorHnrY.
Tho following message explains the return
Of un act 10 amend the laws providing ~,
/ the sail Of properly Tor dolinquent tasss.
I The act was amended aud became "a Law
I foluru sltuHuf approval 4. o. 80. g1 90 set
d fu ailrud certain sections Of fhe revenue laws
ffy iof d,lmqusnl iaars fous,. tat't H.,
Z posted 'gl each ifAct 50 delinquent tile
I county q SAY lake fiofe are over r0subiIsIs..
.uns gNt.ide 1i 60. lmis % Salt Lake Gus. Thav
stretch atfo.t ihr valley ffam tlr ciIy iiults &,
Z tna shores ~ the lakc, AMI some are found ON
p tie mUiuialu sIdes 1 am informed that Thots
I suhlitisiora cuntalu over m0nl lots 10 saabls
! to- collector 90 place notice uu The "ielln.
I quent ulrL BE- would have 90 take with him
/ suuelUr and 10 The Delinquent hst should Do
! large boz could not perform bis duties within tho
d ihs blll fhqali be- amended In hi. fe.pso,
/ IA list OF the acts approved horo followal
TAHpr AcIiuS
The laws of tho session have been printed.
] ThUy make "A book ~ 1850 pages ono hun.
] dted aud twenty ~ these pages coutAIn
/ laws approved on March w. 1879 tho last
! day 81 the session.
| Ia other words, Of tho one hundred and
/ hfty printed pages ~ session Laws. twenty.
| eight pages. containing twenty -oIght acts.
/ wore approved by the Governor ia ffty.nlns
days, aud Que hundred aud twenty Two
] pages, continuing siHty-onu ncts. approved
I in ouU day. Though tho Governor vrs elven
no ruaaonnblo upnortuuity to review ths
I work ~ the Legislature. he gave 10 IL every
| hour ~ hlh time, The journal shows
/ That ha vetoed only sixteen acts
Three q them were absolutoi oisht
] we're IN tho nature OF tugges-
lions which were accepted. four vors
absolutely necessary because OF glariug aud
! mischlevous errors, aud one wa. the vote Of
tho Home Rule Memorial l respectfully
I submit that such n record docs not Justify
the Inference held uut ln tho memorial that
tho Governor prevented necessary lerisla-
| ton. nor does u support tho uthnr clAitn put
| fotih that tho Lcgislatufu worked hard 10
/ relieve tho owls aud wants existing In the
I present system Of our legislation"
| No Legislator" ever mot under fnltor aud
] happier auspices. The majority wore froah
/ from, tho people, woarlIg tho iaurois VI
] phenomenal Victory. II was wlthin their
] power Ny wlso cuutso to have cumonted
/ Their hold on the affections ot their con-
/ stltupnts. IL vns expected they would leg
islato Ia the Interests Of the whole Territory,
not Of u PARTY. Before the election thoy
/ had BATTERED the voters with gracious
/ words and n WAS GENERALLY believed they
/ would show good faith by good works lo-
| fore macy days OF the session had passed
I the people learned fhHt tho promises uindo
| before election mad ceased 90 have forga.
aftor The majority seemed Gu forget they
| wuru "tuU representatives. of the PEG.
pie Of uuh' and they excited aud
| alarmed tho whole Territory By some
u thcif acts. a striking instance uf their
| luacnsihiitT 90 public sentiment was shown
BY thn treatment fiyou to tho petitions Tor
cuntluuod uld 10 thU manufacturers 10 sugar.
] Those petitions, though respectfully Norded
I aud rotating 20 public bulinrss, were rofusud
tho courtesy u references To tho uruper
committee aud iu a marked way wore laid
! on the table"
A further evidence 1. shown by theiF
I Attumrt To destroy tho sheep Industry, the
| second largest Industry in tho Territory! By
! iInif attempt 90 ruh tho Agricultural COLI
| leo Huard u tho putcr conferred upon IL
] By law, aud by thu crude measures vetoed
/ By the Governor
The uaupio Of Utah have Indicated with
| marked emphasis their oplui0u u the Lexis.
luiutu and ita work. Evcfy election which
hhs boon held since tho Legislature met has
shown heavy lossca Tor tho parry which cun-
| trullud TO- Tho fuoliug " tho people was
] we'll expressed by leading aud respected
Mormon clifton In the Tabernacle &c Provo.
/ whom ho suli on the sunday following thu
| ADJOURNMENT of the Legislature 'srhe Log.
stature has hdluutnud. aud believe every
rititon Of The Territory broathot algh Of
! fsllnL' The whole Territory did breathe u
! Sigh of rcliut aud % u doubtful II ever
I ngnin tho Territory will DO made to suffer
| BY such "A Legislature.
Instead ~ correcting "evila aud wants
! rNlsting In the present system Of our lcgls.
/ lnIon,' they diligently lGbofel 10 accom-
| lliah partisan ends. Their record il odolus
| In other respects, Daring tho closing hours
/ u the slaslon tho halls Of legislation wore
/ 3enlod BY tho proiongu OF svaggerinr aud
/ clustering politicians, sum0 Of unsavury
/ reputation, whose recommendation. openly
! made, were Incorporated Ia acts that we're
| passed, and after toaortng to methods uu-
| parliamentary, diciatOrlal aud unconutitu-
| tluual, they seek TO iust,iy tholr conduct by
| enmpln ming OF tho auta OF the Governor.
| These uo-callcd lawmakers ignored the
| wishes ~ the people rs publicly expressed
! ny petitions aud otherwise. and deliberately
/ struye with brutal pcrtiuacity 20 defeat
necessary legislation and tho enforcement
| VI existing National and local laws,