Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-13

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,,''y ~ '., ,,,,a, Tho domination Of
40 Ch,,ah Il, mar dis.olvol in a dnv
win tbo moved purpose OF uniting with
tho old parties. Tho record Of the vote
since that limo, however. shows that the
Church In politics BE- rs compact body
Us ever before"
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On bohalfofb.ooo Anorl can pomocrss
in mi. Territory. we hereby express
thank. for your patriotic protests Of yo.-
to-day on tho floor OF the House against
tho passage Of the hill for the porpotua-
ton Of Mormonism In Utah.
The "hve thousand American Dem
oorats,are only IN the Tuscaroras' tcle-
grams. Powers could not scratch
up I've hundred to endorse his false
hoods. when he WAS drumming up
recruits for his ruscarora tflbe a shoT,
time ago, he only claimed ij followers,
and to multiply them by ten now, casts
a cloud Of doubt over the claim OF less
than two months ago.
Now as to the mistakes Of Mr..
Perkins. We will not stop to say much
about tho Peoples party being sander
the domination Of the Cnurch"-one
Of those old flctions which 1t does not
matter much now whether It 10 be.
lioved or not, but which answered
very we'll for "Liberar campaign
matter In IT. time. But the statement
that It "dissolved In n day" lie utterly
and palpRtly ialse, and everybody
who knows anything about the facts Ia
aware that II il. The published proceed
lngs OF the various county organlzA.
,lons at different dates are sufiicien,
answcr to the story.
In the nrst place the subject Of dis
solving the Peoples party and
ils members alignlng themselves
with the respective national
parties, had been discussed am ong
them for years. Particularly had
this been matter Of debate
among them for three years next
previous 10 the dissolution. But Will,
il was admitted that this was newt.
able nj some time, the majority OF tn,
marty and OF its influential member,
did not believe IL was prudent to dis
solve, until the events took plae,
which occurred aflor the public,tl
OF the Manifesto.
Even then ths work Of dissolution
! was gradual. The party In Wobel
County aud also In Salt Lake County
resolved to divide AZ Republicans aud
Democrats, The county committees
advised this Ia meetings called TO dis
cuss the question. Then the Terri
torlal Central Committee met, on
published call, and duly considorot
the matter, ami decided Il
advise the party to dissolve. That AT
vice was adopted and carried out IL
tho respective county organizations
aud the discussion which followed anC
IN which so much strong party feelinl