The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-29

tenn OF class protection. The mass cot
the people have been impoverished, the
agricultural and labOring classes OPP
pressed, and the land disturbed by the
riots Of dissatisfied WOTkmen, and the
cries OF the unemployed.
We point TO the only republican leg
islatuTe of Utah as sample OF the IN
competency, partisanshlp and folly
which that party would exhibit II
placed in power Ia the new state
In attempting to deprive the public
schools OF one sixth II the revenue eS-
SCI tlsl 10 their support; refused to
grant necessary funds for the uaiveT-
SHY, the agricultural college and other
public institutions of 6n educational
AID .efOrmat,Iy character; tried 20 ap.
propriate large sums OF public money
a. bounties Tor isyored private indus
tGies; did make Expenditures ior when
no revenue Was pryyid ii; urstIed
memorials TO c1nsies5 containing errors
OF TACT and fal:acles III principle; re-
| sorted 10 evasion of detP and political
trickeTy winch we're DISCUS Ing 10 on
| lockers and mad ,he ass mbIy iaus ii
Ing stock 10 The puhllc.
We appeal 10 the people of Utah to
adue e 10 Tie principles of The parry
which has endured 81 .3e Iho nation
W $ foun led. aId 10 see 10 lG that the
coming STATE shall rest upon the broad
foundation of those doctrines y hicn tne
idtHer OF democracy PROMULGATED.
We dem tlu That the CJus6i ul5n OF
the new State snail Do IIanitu Oh
nOnpartlsan basis, shd | provide for The
equal protection II all law abiding Gill
gems,
We demand that economy shall rule
in all branches OF the pubic service
that pubic money Snail De expended
only tur pnbllc usts; aud tnat no ciass
OF The community shall be specially
favored 10y the state TO the d5tument
OF any other class.
We rejoice in the fact that it is
through the laboTs of democratic del
egate that democratic congress at its
first regular session las gwen 10 Utah
the freedom for which She So long APP
Dealed 20 ] PUBLICAN admins rr4,iune
in vain, and at a Gtn!UcTatIc presi- |
dent sigHed lie enabling at as soon as
II WIS presented 10 hlm.
La view OF the benshts conferred by |
the Iemy cratic party upon thiS terri
tory anu the utter absence or any ben
Ell received iron the republican party, |
AMI of the unuyiHg principles OF liberty /
ara equal rights winch dc aoGrdcy up !
holds. e are Iuly Confident that the |
Poop OF u TAI. who are not foTgetiui |
OF 0ngtatetul, viii so rally to tie polls
IA November that tue Victory of 1892
will be- repeated AID Utah Will enter
the union crown q with gloEy as free
and q mocra5!c stale.
The demOcra IS Of Utah ara unequivO-
ca.iy in favor OF woman suffrage and
the political rights AMI privileges OF
women equal with those OF men IL ciud-
ing eliQlJIity to office, and we demand
that such guaran ees shall be provided
in the constitution OF the stats OF
Utah as Will secure to the women OF
Utah these inestlmahle rights.
And We demand that in providing for
the settlement and dispo- al OF the pub
lie lands granted 10 the state of Utah,
Cafe should be taken To prevent specu-
lat on therein aud to provide for small
holdings; and tHaG the arabic portion
thereof should lie granted only to act
ual settlers upon, and cultlv4tors of,
the same.
We denounce as un-Americsn any
society or organiZa ion that Is pledged
10 deprive any cltlzen OF his rignt to
vote or hold Office on account OF his re
ligIous beliefs or nationality.
Cable From Queen lii, i
Dear Gresham One more boon
crave,
| trust in your affection.
It's not to murder Dole, the Hna
Nor put down lnsurrectlon;
It's not ny crown, but me 10 say