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

u
ing t1c1 vcr. your 'Huui from Mara.
chusott Air, MIUtb auI YOU have "a
pretty 1881 tack, iLtushlurl
Mr Wilson H WatIIuatI.. SO. DO;
1 deny the 90 iu .aachucut Y.a o.
me lIu.rUv umJHl. eau uI. Der.
form impI. Hl'lI..ua. Laughter.
M ktWlIns: NYu, % may uB pee
mi,trI tJ proceed, thu average 90. 500
population U' JIe thirteen ORIGINAL
statea was .aj.U1'. Zoo nvuta .p0f lun
pop niiJH 70 lle sta WIith nave.
uuun iIiliuIuacr, lt thc dutuuf ..ulr
uIu fiyu down o. tIo ulrIHut iup, r.
ll3 1Il UuI Jluy has 10000. aII
wni|e people, with tho exception n
-IOl. HrygI0us.hH UI them mo- native
uHtu ciN1auf oil tle Umt.t aiu.,s. All
no turmi With the exception ui uuJu. %
uI q per cent can read ami write tuu
.nsIi 10 language, Tao standard I'd
iutulli. cones ana education is I4f above.
Csc average Ui tho American ttll.y.
N 90 yl "a dead level with thgt Of Con.
ulcuuu.
dr Cickrcla How abou, Massa.
Chu.uI 20
Mr.. R,wllua Unh has lees pee
cuu.nsu OF 'Ofcigu.DJsu people tltu
Mas ghuastiH. OIo-luirt 10 thc puEUlt
of Mas CIuHHfts are foreign BORN.
lhiJu'i0ursN Ul Ihu people OF Juh NE
native born. We have "a iuag upftrul.
u.uui ilfuiru,bprn IuIHlf tBRn Msssg.
uuuslt,, Sow H1FE, Michigan, Wis.
cIu.iu, bin It8 100, Ga ID sItls, Wa h.
iusilu, laHgu, OlrsuU, California, or
Nrvsuu. % tnH uIg'ru people u.ur
Tlm the dur.g Why, I' tue gentle
man from 81 genuu..'1 iMG More ]
would ruMr 10 UAl uua uifut slnu Yl
tuU msu hIru, u1uClfuI and brought
OPP tuJic, h1 would fgul that Ice haI
struck % country in which hc was iu
r1nIty r. tuudyr.0Dt, aud had some.
,uIus 70 loagu, lAprisuau AMI laugh.
tcrl
AiG Morse: / have seen sonic OF these
NORM "a immIgwniH GA tho wharf In
Sew lors aud 80 0u.
Mo Hlwius; 30; somebody fooled
/ you. Laugh e.l
Nc. siJrsg: No, thoy did not.
Mr.. iirrtz: That was no. hafi 10 do.
LnuEhtrtl
Air. Haw,4nE I s,y the foreigners
who are there como from England,
| switzerland ami from sctndiuayii.
they arc sturdy, Independent. pro.
Efusaiyo AMI obstinate, too. They ACC
NOT aeryiIu race. They pre
not oagilY dictated 10 or controlled
fuvy have oil tho characturlstics
OF the peoples hom whom they
COME; aud to Triumphant mau
from ouo country 10 another does not
change tue blood which hOws ia HE
veins.
A largo percentage Of those people
| cll.rul Us MOfmUns have i0r years been
nt heart opposed TO the practice Of
polyglmy. fncy have not yielded To-
any ecclesiastical dinuuJu bicauau
they liked IL. Their s1li lily has bouu
largely due TO thu situation aud 20 the
conditions IN which they found them.
solves. In the enactment o! necioi
losislaiion 10 suppress pulygamy, 90
| clothing tue maralalg With most OK.
trnutdinary and unusual pswsu, VA
| the zeal 10 suppress what was con.
cuivui g. be an outrage upon uivililA.
| ton tho Limitations o. tnu law have
not AlWsys boon duly regarded, aud
Jurors have besl selected Tor tue puf-
pose OF convlcung upon tho slightest
evidence, which would hb regarded
olsewhcfo as but a pro,onsu 0l Cyl.
| dcuCb,
These things have led those people,
| diaCOntinuanCD OF the practice OF
| puiygamy, 10 believe that some " thuir
friends were being pefs CutoI; aGd 10
| long ui that condition uNirtrl they
| banded together 10 shtuli thunsclvua
uuu their iFisnds from what they COM
/ CBlvod ~ be Injustice. Tho menace
which has threatened what they C0u-
oeiyei 10 be sacred ~ their Couscluucrs,
aud only question between them
selves aud their G.d, led them 20 think
| perhaps that they were being Irrfc-
/ cutul. They arc obstinate. Hence %
mas been that whom any question %
that kind arose they have stold TO-
go,her ~ the people Of the South have
stood together a. tho people Oi the
North have stood together a. any poo.
pie would stand together
Now when polygamy was yielded
az il was In ihOt yielded ia 1857, when
that question was olminaIod-theru
was no reason any longer Tor the Nor
mon people 10 stand together.
Mt. BJs,n0E II tho gentleman Will
permit me 10 interfupt han, no said
that the people OF the South had been
standing together f0t a thing that was
probably wrong. Was no relefrlnE 10
tho lsta silver ilghP lL,ughteLl
Mr.. Rswlins: / could not hav1 been
referring 10 that, because they did not
stand together. Laughter aud APP
pluuse.l
Mr.. Hartmann WIN the gcnlloman
permit me 10 AHk him Il question?
Mr.. RAwlin-: Yes.
Mr.. hattmau: H. 10 not fact that
| the Mormon vote was divided up be-
tween yuufself aud your 0ppOulnt at
the last election, 10 a great EXTENT
Mr.. RAwlius; II was,
Mr.. Pence; 10 tho gentleman will
permit me, IL II not fact that your
competitor for the seat you now hold
Was tbs Republican candidate, Mr..
Frank Cannon; Aud 10 lao not tho sOu
uf the Cannon referred ~ by the
! gentleman from Massachusetts Mt.
Morse here awhile Ag02
Mr.. RawllnG lie 81.
Mr. Pence: The regular Republican
uAndidate2
M RAwlins. lie vas.
Mr.. Wilson OF WashingtOni Will
The gentleman permit another ques'
ton from the Wcst2 II Utah 10 ud.
United into tue Union az state, will d,
dispose Ot the Utu quastiOu nud tueiI
removal from C0lOaIu2
Mt. RaWlinE / think We viii take
the whites ana leave Colorado the lu-
dians, n we eau get into the Union.
| tLlughtsrl
Nov, am entirely willing 10 talk
over this matter, uul um DESTROYS Of
answering any question that Is peril
nent 10 this issue, that Will tend u
maze plain to tho members Of tins
House that Utah Is ne 10 ne admitted
into tho Uui0n.
WIS proceeding O. state that the