Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24
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iEod aud prepared Tor the reception OF
raw law material free Of duty an op.
poftunity IL pfescntoI for which have
anxtously waited, wherein / can be u
bsnefactOr to my constituency aud
fellow citizens generally Ia formulating
and directing the enactment of such
measures "a [ conceive TO be cen.
ducive 10 the peace, dignity aud
rtspeolabillty OF the community. The
measures / shall have enacted arc the
result. of poudefous dolibUrati1n on
tho vital questions affecting political
organizations Ia territorial condition
approaching transition Into EOv.
efpiguty
Tue mosi important measure shall
introduce will be- n bill tot an oct en-.
titled "an act 10 quiet the approhtn-
aloua % tho poOplp.D 10 Will abolish
thc Council, that being considered a
fossiliEed relic Of munnfrhial AMI
aristocfauc Institutions, aud create
another mouse. Each mouse 20 have
ci.tqual legislative power, with juris.
dicliOn anu supervision over the nc.
lions and proceedings OF the other.
Both houses 10 be- Ia huisi0n at the same
limo nud at all times aud Ia the same
hail, aud ~ a uill, resolution or memo.
rial b. enacted or passed by one house,
90 shall DO Immediately transmitted 10
40 be- repealed by the other The last
provision viii be mandatory AMI en-.
bodied IN the Official oath, thu penalty
fof the violation Oi whluh will DO dlH.
qualification for further political Pre-.
irfment.
tam putsuadud that such an orgaui.
xatiou Will greatly cxpediatu the manu-.
iaclufu Of legislative products and
secure for those bodies an exalted
standard Of dignity and rcspt1iahilily.
but IT. chief virtue Il In tue fact that Il
gives the people a rest, relieves them Of
apprehension Of violent or material
Interference In the established laws,
and leaves them 20 pursue their various
occupations, happy In the conditions
under which they have ptosperud anu
~ which they have become nccut.
toned.
This measure being a radical de.
partuTo from the legislative organizl.
ions " the country, IL construction
requires extensive experience Ia lufia.
prudence aud particularly % profound
kn1wlrdgu OF the ier non scrVtI and
Tea ttTCl, ana / had Anticipated the
pleasure Of congratulatiug my c0nstitu.
ents Ou securing the assistance OF tue
trau6ceudont ability that evolved that
wOuIf0uH production Of legal genius
entitled, "An ordinance iOf the ruiiB.
trictlug Of the precincts Of Salt Lake
Ciy,n but unfortunately the last Nc
vcmbor cataclyhm burst that reservoir
ofluforical luminouiiy.
l also propose 10 have enacted laW
providing for tho appointment VI guar
ulaus Tor political aspirnnia. My Oh.
sufvati0ns VI the last campaign per.
tuadud me that something VI this
nature 10 highly necessary TO preserve
tuc local political parties from Htultin.
cation, Inconsistency ana hari kari.
The felicity with which the smhfyUtic
statesman gives his party away l. any.
thing but assuring 10 the long suffering
aud patriotic salary recipient. Ana
anticipating tue approach Of statehood,
tho woods will be full Of ambitious
iugolmen In political gyAtions. Tho
law VIII be- specially framed for the
restriction Of reckless expenditure Of
political capital irrespective Of party,
race, color or previous condition.
have hoailatou some nj the previous
condition but considering that Pre-.
ylouaEeas Il only prevalent Just before
elections shall include IL In the act.
shall experience great pleasure ~
we'll ~ perform q duty 10 the public Ia
procuring the passage Of n law author.
i8ng the employment Ia the depart.
mont OF public works VI citizens,
taxpayers, who have resided ia
tho Territory more than two years.
10 will be- a violent departure from the
established rule but NJ We occasional.
BY need their votes II IL certainly oEur.
Cising political foresight 10 permit
them b participate Just little In the
benefits derived from tho Institutions
We expect them 10 maintain. ID would
b. prrpOsterUus 10 enact a law rucOg.
uizlng the right Of this class 10 occupy
any political position IN tho establish
ments their enterprise, energy ami
Industry have built up. Their expert.
euco In building upan enlightened,
progressive, enterpfisiug community
from the raw maierial, unprotected aud
without bounty gives them no kn0Wl.
Oige ~ 10 the best methods Tor govern.
Ing that community. Therefore, tho
PROVISIONS OF tAo law viii be- 80 quart.
eddy constructed that eligibility to
ulilco Ia this class cannot be- extracted
from it.
By special request shall also
Introduce blll tot law defining
meIchSnlabln coal. AZ the customs u
merchants exist hers n u consumer 70.
iuscs 10 receive shale, GOAL blossom,
grey sandstone or building f0ckat S5.26
per ton the dealer has NO adequate or
compulsory process 90 compel him 10
pay Tor n. This practice IL destructive
Of the coal interest as II has blight.
ing, whitening effect ON that modest,
tender plant, called dividend This
law win consider tho coal question
without reference 10 its geological or
meteorological formation, making Il a
misd muanor TO request IL 10 DO slated,
anu the teamller'a bill Of ladiug prlma
inca evidence OF both quality aud
quantity. As thu architecture u this
law will parlako OF tho cycl0pean
order, ila construction requires an TX.
pert knowledge OF the tfond Of coal
measures aui weiyhts, anu recognizing
this had counted on the assistance OF
the late ~ u dry coal INSPECTOR but NJ
hv Ia now engaged Ia dispensing his
hoeIelry techniu ON the European plan
am obliged 10 forego bis valuable aid
aud rely on the experience derived
itom standing OIL the coal dealer.
appfrhen1 no serious opposition 10
the meafures herein briefly outlined,
us undof the admirable parliamentary
system governing too third house the
debate will be- confined TO the adyC-
Gates VI the measures who will resolve
themselves Into a mutual admiration
committee OF the whole aud proceed 10
put the bills upon their passage anu