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Evening journal., 1892-06-17
"old nutchn a. a n,a,tnuranter

NEW YoRV, June Todd Hutch" the
Cinvago grain operator, has located at 20
Bridge street, where il rs said that he pro-
poses to opeA a restaurant and retire for
ever from tho allurements Of the grain
market
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

Tan idea that the y-platt- -Clarkseu
erewd would show virtue enough te leave
the Republican party is proposterous
Ths worse the party is the better il suits
them They may sulk a little tin they
shall have made arrangements and diclsers
with those who have won temporary
victory; but leave the disgraced old party
for the bribery a. Minneapolis-never. II
Is a. likely that ibe devil would abanson
the internal regions because somebody
had struck iire with a match
Evening journal., 1892-06-17
F1-Dicflrtor Fonseca Dying.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-General Deodoro
de Fonseca, the late president of Brazil, is
dying. Extreme thction lns been admins
tered 70 him.
Evening journal., 1892-06-17
1he watchdog lIarrlsa Flfty Nears.

WAsEN0rsN, Jane 1.-THE flftioth ap-
siversary of the marriage 81 Representative
and MrB AoimaR was celebrated by them
hist Right a. ths Hamilton house Maay
persons IN efscsl aud social eipclos called to
dlfer oenrratnlat ations
Evening journal., 1892-06-17
Cnrter for Presldent.

NEW HAVEN. June lT-rhe New Eng
land Baptist Missionary society elected Rev.
J. H. Carter, OF Boston, president, and Rev.
@. H. Garlock, Of Newark, n. j., vice pres
idnnt
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nIoensI,tner a1iIlor aentepeea.

SoMERsEr Pa, June 11-Wiiham C. Nil
ler, tlO murdorG Of old man Hochstetler,
was sentenced to ten years in the peniteH-
tiary. His son Beb escaped with a Sentence
of two years
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

OSCAR WHDn says his new play is
SENSUAL Has the apostle Of the rsthetis
become Eroveling or, is his nsthetieism
a mild and reformed system of sensual.
iiy whieh if surrounded by poverty.
weula b nothing but vnlgay lust.
Evening journal., 1892-06-17
Commentators mt Asbury Park.

AsBURY PARK, n. j., june l7-George
Smith and Edward Jones strangers at this
place, We're arrested charged with passing
counterfeit silver dollars.
Evening journal., 1892-06-17
,erroos conferred nj rhIIadelpeIa.

PHILADELPHIA, June H-Tle ls6tb am
nual commencement Of the University Of
Penpsylvania took place at the Academy Of
Music. Degrees We're conferred by Provost
pepper
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wm wlnaIe.s rn.t nidlnr.

WORCESTER, Mass, june l7-Dumng the
relay bicycle NICE Willie Windle rode from
Leicester, distance Of six miles, in twenty
four minutes
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

PAnHArs william Gordon Cumning's
bsssarat scandal may eisst him 10 Par.
liAment n has already prosursd rich
Alherisan girl for wife 10 was an IN
wina hut il blew we'll for him.
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

JeuE C NEW has abandoned his post
Of duty, ~ superintendent OF the Hnrri.
aon nasrsenaries. and gone 20 England on
y ahori vacation a. consul 10 London.
Evening journal., 1892-06-17
Tnrin on Salvation.

New York Herald.
A Dakota Clergyman advertises that
he will answer religious doubts at dol
lar doubt salvation was free once.
bat perhaps there is some sort OF Nc
kinler thrin on II NOW
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

HARhSKV BhsonHR SrouE is teo old 20
ssre 70 seneesl her age She ambush
insls asknswiedges 81 years. Many glrls
az unwilling 10 reverse those figures
aud serlI admlt IS summers.
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

REDMOND comes to the United States
speaking for peace and unity. He
believes that Gladstone's home rule bin
would form basis for the union of the
Irish factions If a truce could be- formed
Redmond should preach that doctyine to
the Irish factions We endorse il and
act upon it in this country There is
nothing more lamented here than that
the Irish politicians should have sepa-
rated to fight each other in factions. as
hurtful as they are meaningless and IN
necessary. Redmond is right but he is
bringing Goals to New Castle p
Evening journal., 1892-06-17
The NIne HON. pny Net cenntennnced

BUFFALO, June 1.-THE boiler manufao-
tarcrs' convention adopted resolution
"that We do not andcannot oeuntenance
a nine hour day unless it becomes universal
in al the beilor shops in the eouhtryh
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

Tax platform eoneceted by Foraker a.
Minneapolis is too weak and contempt
be 20 deserve any praise from the Re
publissns and too insignificant vsgary
70 merit any condemnation from the
Demosrats. II has been received in
elAnaa
Evening journal., 1892-06-17
BusINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

EOR SALE. or. EXCHANGE FOR CITY
IT REAL ESTATE.-1he wcll-known "prac-
teal Farmer Hotel at Grubb's, Brandywine
hundred. Is offered for sale. or will exchange
for city real estate; has been licensed for one
hundred years the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and
Chester. has a splendid bar and hotel trade
JOHN 4. DONAHOE, No. 5l0 Orange street.
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

soHn politicians have the same fatal
desire ~ get before political convention
that leap frog has TO hop la front Of .
lawn mower
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only Your in Custody New.

LONDON, june 15.--In the house Of com
nous the attorney general for IRELAND stated
under the coepcion act was 1893, and that
only four remained ia custody on June l.
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

KxsHCHErAnY BrAINEs eongrstuls
tory messages 10 President Harrison have
nos been published They we're probably
bHrnsd before thsy wers seut.
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

hMrnneR WILLIAM always wears
sifh, trowsers and frequently genersl
tigAt which wsuld prevent hin from
wearing white ribbsn badge consis.
fnnflv
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

or rs Inspector Dohls horse SHOULD
be paie fer. ANY man who wrl take
eihse and do The sensational work that
he did deserves more compensation than
he expected when he took tho once It
would be great scheme te buy another
herse for him, after tho sie~tion: and. az
matter ef course. let Commissioner
JssteE sell 81 and AZ tho price. Little
things Ike that assist in raising The
taxes - cents on the hundred after tw,
years Of Republisauisn.
Evening journal., 1892-06-17
nIurderer PnInton nanred.

YORK, Pa, June 1T.-William Henry
Painton, the murderer Of Mrs. Michael stro-
minger, was hanged here
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mo nrIrnInI nnnll TnIInre

gLoNBoN, June 17.-At a meeting of the
creditors Of the new Oriental bank 1t was
decided that the bank should 60 into volun-
tary liquidation.
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

TnHr say that John C.. New Il. a. soon
as tAe vote wsa snnsuneed. Chester
Times
That is not 50 pertinent q fact ss
that hlkins fixed it befers Il was au.
neanesd
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

TaR fact that new girl breaks all
ne erseksry she gsts.hsr hapds ON is moi
sprs evidence thai she is an anarchist
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

wr are a humorous people A New
feIk university has made Elliott n,
Shepard en- LII New Haven Palladium.
A BIT Of unintentional fun is the ed
ters ignorance Of the fasts that Colonel
shepard was alrsady an LII d. from the
paid.ter appreciation OF small Western
ssllsgs aud afisr subscription to She
New fork university he received tho
title Of IL B. The great man has two
titles now
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

REenHr divorce is more respectable
than living lie.
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

To make man swell out 10 ths proper
tieHs v hero ask him for advice
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NEWSPAPER OPINIONS.
should BE pledged.

Philadelphia Ledger.
When the Hin men from New York
reach Chicago they ought TO be cate.
chised on their declaration that Hill can
carry New York while Cleveland cannot.
They would not have the efrontery Ia
claim THAT Hin could gain Republican
votes, but ifnot, Cleveland must be al
least az strong as Hill, unless Hills ad
hefents should rcfuse 10 vote for Cleve
land II nominated n that is the posi-.
tion taken, then the convention cannSt
afford 10 submit to their dictation. Either
the Bin men must be hruo TO their party.
in which case Cleveland Is as strong or
stronger than Hill or else they are not en-.
titled TO SIT in the councils of the Demo.
cratic party much less TO dictate its noml
nations
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

If the Republican factions could for
get their factional fight and unite they
might be able TO procure the honor of the
vacancy en- the supreme bench for George
" Massey and Delaware and put nan
Of great ability into ,hs service Of ths
country But under the selfish leader
ship whish prevails now and with the
constant aud uusesmly scramble of the
rank and file 10 get in the negro
vote there can be little atten.
tion paid to getting such man
on ths bench and little or no interest in
such man Mr. Massey ought to be a
Democrat, hs is too good msn TO bs in
the Republican party Of Delaware It Is
said that he could NOT have gone to the
Minneapolis convention. but for the
noble generosity Of Senator Higgins Hs
is OF much less Importance and has much
less influence With his party than Mr.,
Bach. Hence it is almost hopeless to ex
peet that his party associates would
unite in suggesting his nams 10 Presi.
dent Harrison
Evening journal., 1892-06-17
BANKING Ann rINANoIAI

ID r.. ROBINSON q CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET SITS.
FOR SALE
p shares Union National Bank.
25n New Castle Water Works per cent.
bonds
WANTED.
Wilmington City Electric Company stock.
Delaware railroad stock.
Stock bought and sold in the New York
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commits
sion.
Letters OF credit given, available in all part
of the world. and drafts on England. Ireland
France. Germany and Switzerland issued.
h. X. ROBINSON a. co.
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

No catalogue Of modern heroes should
emit the hin plate liar
Evening journal., 1892-06-17
Not Friend 70 Hea.lsman Cinrkson

Not "A Friend 10 Heaslsman Clarkson.
-. Louis Globe Democrat
The now Republican national committee
should take early steps 10 provide itself
with a chairman who win not uso his
position for the qualification of bis pri-
yate spltes and prejudices.
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wANAnrAREn's.

Philadelphia. Friday, June Il. 1872.
The weather to-day is likely
to be clear.
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

!. 49,. err es 'oa. il, James neSi''. aged
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

I'VE have another tin plate mill work
ing 400 hands, SO the tin plate liars an
Evening journal., 1892-06-17
ODD PANTS.

/ have just bought
800 pairs Of Summer
Pants, closed all a
.manufacturerhad and
will retail them at
less than wholesale
prices. See our win
dow full Of them at
$3.50 for yourchoice;
former price 81 and
$3.50. These are de-
cided bargains.
Thin coats andvests
by the hundred, at
prices from 40c to
to S., with lots Of in
betWeens.
One price to all.
Evening journal., 1892-06-17

FOR COUNTY COMPTROLLER.
JOHN +. STATS.
Of Appoquinimmk Hundred
Evening journal., 1892-06-17
some JuNE HoRsERAclNe.
saladin Lowers tbe wawasst Track Recol
to e.9eI-a.

The races at Wswaset Driving Park
yesterday were witnessed by about 300
people The track was in good
condition, although the ground was
a little hard The feature Of
the racing was the performance Of James
B. Green's black stallion. saladin. He
lowered the fastest record made on that
track, whish was by Dexter, i'm 2.9S
saladin's fastest time was 2 92t
The following is the result of tho rae
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baltimore K
~ OHIO 4 ALL

ID OHIO II ALL
ROAD schedule In
effect May %. 1892.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound New
York, week d ay s..
q OS, - 4O.tS Al. 80 35
a IN, tl2 24,t2 20. . 3s,
- 3 p IN. Sundays,
t3 OS. 1853. 40 81. a
m, fl2 "a, - 10, 20 IS,
- ~ d m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-03


Stale, he Is 10 the United stateE Sen
ate aud an avowed candidate
Tor the Presidency, with chances
81 least good IL ~ claimed,
however, even by some OF his friends
that he Is crowding matters little too
las'' that the pai'y's recognition OF
himself aud his services haa 40 Tar
been ample, and that he should nos,
by reason OF MS prominence and OPP
portuni'les, undertake 10 set aside the
ptopfeties, ana nave himscii made the
national nominee ny means Of wire
puInng.
Ihe new ORR state convention to
eject ueiesates TO the chicago gather
ins 10 SET LOT tho 22nu OF this month,
anu thlsi u Is also Chained, shows the
Viteet nanulwofk OF senator Hiil, VINO
feaIIhe' 'hat us pes' chshee ior seour'
ing tne ueiegauoh TeeW on an carry
coh'ehulon' All 'hose opposed 10 Die
asp'''''ohs anu some io" VINO are not,
uepiecHVe 'h's piece oi nhes'e' anu
snow 'n" the uest interests Of
'no party demand uelioerai'oh
anu apaielui survey oil he heiu' Ihey
Woulu IKE 10 nave IL impressed upon
inc Democrailc MIMI thab Whiie tne
ex-governor Is "uuly great man" Of
'he se'i'naue pattern mere are ssVers'
others VINO constitute available timber,
ana al should on considered 'oseiher
no. one 10 the exclusion OF tho others
n rev days ago u was gwen OUT mat
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VAST ARMY EXPENDITURES.


IT isestimatej by careful statissicians
that the seven great European powers
expoui annually for military purposes
s5O0,O00,O00. The aggregate peace
effective force Of these nations COM
pfises about 5000, 600 men, AMI Il must
he remembered that the sum men
toned applies only TO the peace-footing
Of the armies.
The annual outlay by Russia IL
9s2, 100000 francs on 79T,OOJ mem
Tnis sum is equivalent to about
sl0j, 100000. The peace army OF
France consists Of $4,000 men,
maintained at an annual ex.
pense Of sjO,OOO,OOJ francs or about
si72, 100000. The peace army OF Ger
many numbers 5OT, 600 men, aud costs
annually 5l2,0OO,OOO francs or about
sos, 900, 900. In these figures are also
included pension lists Of the various
armies.
The regular army Of the United
States consists Of 10000 men, main
tanned at IN annual expense oftSO,-
100000. But the pension Inst aggre'
gates about Si38, 100000 annually Ms ii
stands at present. This makes total
ofslG3, 900, 900 for military purposes In
the United States In times Of peace. IL
will be seen from these figures that We
are paying nearly as much In army
expenditures rs France, more than
Germany, but with Russia a little
ahead OF US.
In the course OF nature, however, our
pension list must decrease. Woowe
something to our pensioners, therefore
our money Il not sacrificed as In Rus
sia and France.
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IRRIGATION IN MONTANA.

r.. ,.,,-,,. -..t..,... o..
we e'nsu, o.''e''" pe''" ,,, "
'sa.',H :" ' ,.n 40. s''"s ' eon
..' , ~. No., - ~, ' -. :, ,aaL
a'o ''''s ,'', nv 'o'"' 80 y. ,'l,
~ IN, WV" ''of' WV 49, - A., ~"
s' ,"an "a '"o ou,, .so ~" 'nu"s ,,,,,
o. ~ "as ",O''o- 49, - ",'u','y"
w. W "n.en 1T VIZ -pr'oA i
iLoVV ~ , 49, W l-,ns f..
P'sV'' 10 "'o'"s ~ - '''e - 80
, -. y" ""''" '''p' "''' '''N ""'
% 49, -
q. "'v'-ss "'a. . ~, " 80, - ,,,
= 49, w. "',s' ""u '"o 1855 ,'''a'. 80
!" PREPARING 'ne sou 'o' o"','H,''p,
n''u'"s '"o p w, % '."u' :.
go w, "'ie' i"' A','-sV i ,..l
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MIXED ENDORSEMENTS.


The Liberal" organ IL nothing "
not Inconsistent. When the evidence
appeared to be conclusive that George
Olson, one OF the candidates Tor Coun-
Gilman from the Fint precinct had
been aparty to the manipulation OF the
fraudulent bond'givon by the contrac'
tor for the erection OF the joint city and
county building, that paper Insisted
'nh' ne ''s'gn' IN 'no e''"' VI "H
not taxing 'his action 'he organ TO-
commented that his name 10 wiped
from the ticket.
~ uoes NOT hppeat 'hht Hir' oiroh ms
e'her fes'gheu OF 'hs' no mas been 10,
moVeu from cahuiuaey, yet IL Is NOT
uenieu mat MS hAmo appears on Con
Tractor b'wmahs oohu as witness 10
s'sn',ufes' ha' are ciaimeu 70 % iofget-
ies' ihefe can pe'''o queh''on us 10 inc
fraudulent character OF the oonu now
seeing inc Mayor IN MS amman report
recommends tha' u oe se' "siuoAnu Tue
contract De V'keh from bo"ni'h.
IN the race OF ''S FORMER REPUTATION
OF 'ho "i'oetAr' esnuiu"'e VINO IL nc
,'' 80
''"uN, "'N nv ",'"''"',u''s Wv ,Vuo
i'e'uA''oh VI nSo' Soo'', 'np 'oio"'
ing appeArsin 'e''lhR .uitoriAi OF tue
SAT- Lake Hou"e OF tuis morning, IN
reference to the "lii6erap ticket as a
whole;
"wo say tina, the ticket nominated In
tho convention by the Liberals Is "a good
Ticket IA could DO selected from the body
oil 'ho town.
This Is a blanket endorsement. II
covers Olson and everybody else on
the ticket, and " one Of the roughes,
Jokes on the "body OF the town." and
especially upon the "Liberal" party,
that could well be perpetrated by any
body having claims to sanity.
"Ata "Liberal" rally In the Fourth
Precinct, held last night, Judge Col
born, one Of the speakers, gave u
strong, hearty and lswyerllko endorse.
ment of another Of the uaknotgH can.
didatos. lie said;
"IIo know Frod Leonard In 1871 in
Texas whoro he was valiant Indian
Fighter; aud later In tho march over Mar.
shall Pass a pioneer in Gunnison, Colo.
He came here In lSsS, and has done no
act on account OF which no cannot face
the pnoiia''
According to the Tribune report OF
thisgrand ouloglutn,it was followed BY
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DE SENSIBLE

TIE more the qualifications OF the
respective candidates for municipal
Office are canvassed, the palmer does II
become to reasonable people, thai
either the Democratic or the Republi'
eau ticket IL far In advance OF the
"Liberal" slate. Particularly Is thu
the case in regard to the nominees Tor
Mayor.
No one has been able, yet, 10 all tn,
flaming speeches of lusty.volced ora
tors, or the idiotic pow vows OF bur
lcsque Indians, 10 advance n single
reason why any business man Ia
this city should vote fof al
anti mormon" monomauiac for
Mayor. Whatever he might be 1T
for In some other walk OF life, It must
be evident TO all who know him that
he IL by nature, procllvitles, experience
aud personal manners and disposition,
totally unsuited TO the place Into which
the "Liberal" bosses are determined
to foist him.
Mr.. Lett, or Mr.. Wells Ia so much
more adapted for such a position that
tho idea u comparing them with Bias.
kin lie truly laughablo. We know the
Liberals" have done great many
foolish aud irrational things, but we
eau scarcely believe that the business
mtn among tlOm, or any who have
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RELIGION IN RUSSIA.

IS the Presby terlan RsrieC for Jan.
uary tho Rev. Nicholas BjerTing has
an article on "ReligiOn In Russia."
The figures which the gentleman
quotes are those OF 1873. Whether
later reliable statistics were ob,alnable
he does not say. In that year the
State Church consisted Of IS, 25O, coo
members. The dissenters numbered
$1,000 900. The latter were composed
Of Native Roman Catholics, United
Greeks who acknowledge the supro.
macy OF Rome, Armonlans, Lutherans
aud Rascolnlks. These last correspond
In one sense 10 the Prostestants OF
Western Europe, but In another sense
they are dlametrlcally opposite. While
seeding from the State church and
protesting against some OF It's usages,
their protestatlonR ARE against reforms Of
any kind whatever. They date back
to Peter the Great, and had their orr.
gin In protesting against reforms intro.
ducel by thst monarch. They are now
very numerous, and stand tiTst numer.
ically among dissenters.
There are in the State church OF
Russia about 80, 900 secular clergymen,
about 1000 monks and 5000 nuns
THESE are under the direction Of "rhe
Holy Governing Synod" an iustitu.
ton inHugurated by Peter the Great
after the abolition OF tho patriarchate
All lis mon ben are appointed by the
Car, aud carry out his will to tue let.
ter, Tho question in Russia is not
Church and State, nor is II Church
over state, but It ia State over Church
In every particular. The Russian
priests axe supposed to cooperate with
tine police 80 all mRtters, and II cne
should dltooey Il military or civil OH
Ger In helhag to disclose political
plu,s, cell in some prison, or IA ex.
culsiou TO siberia would be HE fate.
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hearty support and cooperation Of the
moral and law-abldlng citizens Of this
community.
o. We hereby appeal to tho city
Council To refuse 10 grant tho application
for license now before Il for a saloon in
tho vicinity Of, or TO be run In connection
with, tho variety theatre on franklin
Avenue. joins r. LYNcu,
J. u. BownGE,
I. l.. uHEUu,
!. BRAINARD TnRALL,
Committee.
The result Of this and other efforts TO
cleanse the filthy municipal platter
were utterly futile, the license objected
to was granted and matters pro-
cceded from bad to worse I'M
I'll the situation has become
a stencil In the nostrils Of every decent
citizen. The clorgymen, including
Mr.. Thrall, were Informed by Judge
Powen-who was paid ten thousand
dollars for gaining, for The "Libefals,"
wv fltNAlVh va EthAhhAgf A9NN-thAN
It was not necessary for the city to be
"too good" lie also Informed them
that In running that campaign he not
only consulted with the ministers Of
religion but also with the "saloon
keepers and gamblerp," whose wishes
had to be considered ~ well as theirs.
But what is the use OF Mfr. Shear.
man or anybody else mentioning MIR.
Thmll IL connection With au INSTANCE
upon the sentiment OF the law aud
order meetings held TO protest against
"Liberal"misrult? Where was he when
the late "LiberalD city convention,
was heidi He was right there, among
the same old crowd which has plunged
this municipality Into vortex Of vice
and crime, run by the same evil genius
who has, Ms paid tool, worked in.
calculahle mischief In the community.
Mr.. Thrnll was there for what purpose?
To pretond to solicit the divine bless
ing upon the mob Of bowling, bolster.
Gus Tuscarorans aud upon their de.
alterations, which must result In fast.
cnlng upon salt Lake City a contlnu-
alton Of the evils aud wrongs under
which II has groaned during tho last
two yean. What u spectacle he pre-
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,.,h t.,h., ,ood ma, of botb
,oi,,Ioat ,.,,,o. havs h,c,me thorougb.
=. a1a,,taa.J :, ,I,a ,,,, that the very
- ,a.to,,,. =, Tho people Of the
res,,,o,y are dslermiped to take .
- ,.,,.h hail ,ivo no excuse 70,
,,a onn,,,y n,,Jud,co and hostility.
,.,.h 49, h.r.,ofo,e bindered The
.,a.a.,,,on n, It,ab ma worthy OF a
.,,sceIn An. s,,,.rbooJ Of states. They
20. s.,,.g.J mai there ia no tansibl,
-, 10, ,.c,,lny IN Utah tho uollticnl
.,.,h,.and l,hs,tlss IN which sbe IA en-.
.itt.d lac ,umb.rs. wealth and perma.
,or, STABILITY Therefore they are
..sdv 10 nr,moio any measure that
xiu lend 10 thisend.
Tn. D.mocrais.p .rcelyiug the reluot.
,,c, nj Tho country TO accept tn.
evidences NJ this fact favor tho "Home
Rnio, I'm b,cause Will. giving q
io,g, msasnrs NJ llb.,ty 10 the citizens
~ ,b, T,rritorv. n vet prpyidcs for
na,ionai Central NJ the Objectionable
tea,ure which has been ln Utah's WY
Ia statehood. This has been done To
inset the dlsln,.t which many good but
upipfotmed naomi, and papets express
tnvarIs Tn, sNformons.D