Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-19


Tho fchollhouseg have been bnilt.
no expenses " maintaining the achooi
a''iem Dos btsu borne, wholly ty taxes
voluntarily imposed by tile grople
hp'u l1tH.n.vyl FOR twenty years
we nave hlj university maintained
oY Inuu7 grHuioi by the Legislature
oH. 9t th' iutr.ioHal treaiury aud dc.
UN,n tom Azau1n, under which op.
. f'l iilul were given o. obtain tho
hlsu"r hiluunrs uf learning. Some
$50 thousand or three tneuaaud young
m'h nn' women hEvr nvuiIrI thpm.
selves of tho urp1rtunitic. afforded by
1000. univCulty, and they have zone
uut No. tho Territory ans bavp dIaasni.
htiut tnr luinIl.unCb and knowledge
tIHy Thus acquired. The man VITO
suup that tb1rl has been no nrl.
graas in Uuh during the lac. twenty
OF unity yolB cnFisiuly docs not
uldrriani or appreciate the cid.
uatiun. / nm not going 10 defend some
ui thn deeds that were committed 10
yoa'd gone by. Why, 0uiragrl have
uttn committed IN every community,
lutVrfy state % civilization.
Mf, Hartman. And t1uy did not
alNoe'Io tne burning Of people Tor
M6 ilawlinH No. DO not defend
.so men VINO participated In the
Mountain Meadow uuugcrc. That
Nlr H. A,.lgluua aud cruel hatchery.
hr wheeler, Of Alabama! Which
occurred before you were born.
Me I.iwliug 30, 1 wss seven
year lll ihuuj bat 90 not participate
IN o. lLsughtDGI o. course tho zen.
t'cmnu from NH-luHusptts, telng a
Nhsi..lhn grnilcu1ui ifupp0lu, would
Vifl' TIE fius Of tho parents upon tho
cuillluu 10 the thir, and fourth gepur.
alton, [ Laughtsrl
Nr. Van No1rbis, % New York; 30.
cause hu is not "a Mormon.
Mt, Rawling / want to 10Y that
those who were no tho head " that
crime were bfraiFuuu; como OF them
were executed, and they arc al dead.
'punE oi any other outage committed
twenty, thirty forty Or sixty years ago
Aud VINO was responsible Tor 10; viii
.ny gentleman point 90 any man ~
Utih WIN % HmUnAhl8 Rui responsible
Tor any such uutragu2 A. well say that
| Clue senator from Wyoming IL respond.
nie 'or tho massacre Of Cinnamon at
Rock Springs; ns vol say that the POO.
! pie 100 Luuisluna are responsible for the
Assault upon tho laliaus who were
! helpless and Imprisoned; on well say
THAT the pUOplo over here in ponnsyl.
vanilla ut tho time VI tho Carnegie
trluulH- .hOHu civilized aud Intelligent
people Of Pennsylvania, endowed with
1,l the upulrigaiiici Gud privileges
OF citizenship % state as
well say shat tloy arc fesp0n.
sibiU Tor tho uC,H OF the women there
NhO In moment were tfausformel
into iIsrcsfCHi gOugilg cut the eyes VI
the prisoner. o. tluy were marched by;
rs we'll say that al tho people Of Penn.
aylyanin nfU 10 be- held responsible Tor
tnut a. 10 say that tho people Of this
day AMI reutfEtlou iuU tah ure respond.
hlc fJr any Outrngr- that may have
occurred tnUfe years ago.
There Ia tess polygamy, ns shown by
the records Ia the last ton ycara, In
Utah, made known aud which has
come O. light, In proportion 10
| reputation than there has been in
! ihv same tins In tho state o.
Massachusetts. fGfoat laughter aud
| applause. Now, / know the gentle.
mau Will lay this, ua no did say, that
hrsn marriages arc tolpmn zrd la
secret, whore nobody can ses ana no.
, body can hear.
Mr. Morsr. That 10 light.
Nj Rawliug Then how does tho
gentlemen know ~ LGfott iaughlor.l
Mt. More: How docs the gentleman
know that George Warrington was
tho Not Psusluent Of the United
s,atcs2
Mt R,wllna nut the gentleman
said that these things took place b..
secret Az 20 what lakes place la
secret " We should uncover an the
mlsurdIa that arc committed IA UJah,
in Washington, In Massachusetts,
what would be- disclosed IA all H.
naEodncsl mono but the ail-sveing Eye
can tell.
MI Wllson Of Washington. Wash.
ingl0n state, or Washington city?
LuughteLl
Mr.. KawllnG Both. Laughter |
Mt Chairman, there Is u presumption
when man IL atrgiguud for crime
| that lo ~ Innocent because ths rule ~
Ia favor VI right conduct, OF deCsuoy,
! and Of morality, A man who charges
| To the contrary has the burden Of prov.
| tug H. And tho rule Ia Just one, Il
has come down rs part OF the com.
mon law and ne an incident OF our
civilization. When an individual IL
charged with wT0ugdoing, tho COnsti-
| tuition Itself reErs about MIN that bull
4 WhTk which entities him 10 DO heard
/ In his defense aud prosumes his iunO,
] Csnuo until tho contrary II shown.
| When an entire people Is arTaignod by
any gentleman he certainly ought 10
be- prepared with SOME evidence 10
Justify what he says. Ana when II
| gentleman Uses upon thls floor, rs tho
| gentleman from Massachusetts Mr.,
MoTsel DID, and makes the assertion
with respect 20 the people Of Utah,
that they Hrs murdeteu, p0lyggmists,
thieves, yagabOuds, anu 10 not abie 10
| produce one uyllADls OF eYiienca 10
/ Justify his decentralization man
who lives 5000 miles AwaY from thum,
who IL unwilling TO accept tue tosli.
mOny ui reputable people VINO live
hight there among them, unwilling 10
accept the testimony Of the people OF
| luahO, Of Wyoming, unwilling TO aC-
cept the testimony Of decent people
| WHO have been IN Unh-when a
gentleman takes that attitude and has
the eif0ntory ~ get up here Hud make
such speech Bs dii the gentleman
! from MRssnchuatt nwnl,u agu, 10
! ought 10 uauE his head ia shame.
| Applause lle 10 not worthy 10 rep.
/ resent n civilized people. LApplBusu. /
Mr.. Morse: / wound lao 90 say 10
the gentleman thnt 1 have read the
book entitled Brigham YOung's Wife
! SO. 10, HuI bne ought ~ know.
/ Great Laughter
Ar. EswiiuG On, | suppose you
nave READ s0mu Fictitious anu isuoiiul
! tale.
Mr.. MorBr' Not fCtitous nj all. II Ia
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