Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22

iould lind no opening. The main
plank IN that party was statehood. II
a vote were taken Ia Utah tonight lie
iid NOT think there was single
'uiibernlo hut would vote against
statehood, STATEHOOD would come to
Us in a comparatively .hott time; they /
could NOT contest the fact that CJudi-
zion. Ia Utah were changing; but no I
cnnuid man WIN loved his country /
anu her principle would -ny 1--WE ]
are ready for statehood in the Terri. /
tory today.D He md nos zoe how any |
"lIiberal" could leave his party nov !
ana ION either ut the other factions.
Therefore, though II parted friendships
and subjected MIN 60 clnlumpiy, he
was ia iavor VI nominating n "Li0er-
appcandidate for Congress sud support.
ing him. (Alplause.l
Judge Mckay moved that the vote
on the four propositions he taken At
lu.8U. Voice. "Or rountE"D ihs
WAS seconded and carried.
MIR. Anderson proposed that from
this time the speeches be limited 60
five minutes. This supgpstlDn oil t.
lief was hailed with "A unanimous shout
0i delight, aud wa adopted.
w. q. Newton, the IuscotoTn
humor.st, said he felt somewhat diiliu.
ent about talking 30 "Liluais" VINO
hnd waged the good fight for 40 long.
He was almost u stranger within I'll"
gates VI Unn, bat lee could not Hit 81 10
when mlmeutOus questions were Dee.
lug discussed. lhe old "Libyfal"
-hip was good enough Jos Inn.
"a pack OF rats even would uhlu'
don vessel unll u was submurse i.h
lie woull not have II eAlj that tat
po-s,s-,d mote intelligence than hiW-
self (lnug htcrl for II did not, lie Was
there 10 take pari In the proceedings,
an account Of which would be- t"ic-
grnlhyd over the mountains through
IL, canyons Of Colorado, the plains oi
NetfRsks, the gr.ou fields ut Iowa nud
| tho city hy the hig stn water where NE
rI-cnforns were shut out u tue CON.
ventiun. lx.Couucilman Hal, Van
| Horne and othufs saw change IN tho
| local political condition.
rims Was called, but the speaker was
/ granted additional TINT iu which u
introduce mn hntt."MOrmDu"Huu anti.
stat,hoo resolution, au.oliows.
Whereas. Tho constitutions Of the
/ United States and Of the various states
] 81 thc Union Ht'tN' VT" '.''i'
complete separation OF church nHH Ni"'i
and,
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Wv 10y ~, ,s 49,,
aiI' ~. ~, ',,i
Nybo,c,s. The utr,,ss.nn of any state Ina
winch any one denomination had such a
| minority would be-, boz our opinion inu-
| spfous experiment ~ -.urcnu. and
| Nhor.l-, Utah be- ,u such q condition
! tlnt tio alhorvuis OF one sect which lass
/ always been drsrnhs uihnd hhs always
extended uoiiiical power nave NiH1
majority oNor "'' "'ho' No''''' 'n''''"'o
:" I'll M, ..... ..i,t..,.,.. ~ tr,,i, ,,,.i
III I'M ,...'ri,''I ,i,i,',. ,T ,l,, ,,i.,i
| u,,i"- J.tSt,I io thc Constitution. sFo
unnitDr,bly nppo.pd 10 tho admission oi
| i-rh bon tho sistorhuod Of Sinies until such
umo ag thl increase OF population shall
fomuyc all danger u onitcnchluE th'p'
cratic government behind s'"' H"'''
rhr Dpiut wa. taken that the resllu,
,,on. -, XIII Nil MAJ Ss ,JonteI until tn.
'r,,,.,figr. t,r the rnnyentl,n,. CON.
lltVl,at,nnb,G loen ynisd an. and M,
cL,iruau sustalued n.
o"V gr AZ n crmnb,,i NJ csch, coup.
"sit H., vos rSady IN ca.t bis yot, fei
i.itber,l" ,apdliat. ne d,lstats 10
Gorg,,s. in isgs m. psn.lsmat
,,IioH nn a ipt M tcII,ua tsiE ,I,ypteI
isrgeiv Ia Lornu nplliics. md when Ia,
"r1,.;,r, b.ysn t6 RAIN, their fe.t and
.STirnrii vas called he wisely took M,
Mint aud r,.tIm.J bis scat.
Mrs. f., Edholm. Probate Judge Of
Nprgnp Cpunty. phook hands with
hin,,olf ON "tbg facL that the u.lier,
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lime had moi come Tor division; eve
viii not allow It," This was not tn,
day 10 lay down their weapons nud e
10 sleep. He was ready TO vote tor Il
"lihcraln delegate 10 Congress
(ChCers.l ~ am not able to say much, ?
the speuker vas honest enough to adj
init, "but think good deal l'uy
laughterl-and when eau put 1t dowl
on paper l can DO little better
More iaughsor,) lie then nodded a
good.bye TO the audience and steppe,
down.
Mr.. a. +, CoRd (Salt Lake, WA
wholly opposed to the dissolution ot th'
"Liheral" party until there were
enough Gentllee to deal VIII
, the "Mormons'" lie mourne'
that, ~ "Llhetal' lttpuhl leans
they had lost their lenie
, Their duty an loyal, llbefty'lOvlnl
citizens was 10 slave oil thn Question
Of statehood just rs long as possible
Let them put up "lhbefa!" canul
. date as delegate Tor Congress anu roy
~ big vote ~ pos.iole Tor him' TIT
, was nota TINE Tor friendship 10 cut
, figure here, or Tor selnsh considers
, TO hr, Every man hhuulu cohslue