Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14
EYlRYnOpY snouLp BE rnERE.

EiERiBODl SHOULD BE lHbkE'
Ifauy word Of ours is needed to In
tensiiy the interest that has already
been aroused In the community regard .
ing the cltiEsns' mass.mseling Ia the
Theatsr tomorrow night under the
auspices Of the Chamber OF Commerce,
we wish TO DO Understood here aud
now ne warmly and louily utietlng II.
with the objects Of that meeting the
NEWS Ia completely In accofd, and
the effort 10 "prom1te general interest
In advancing our prosperity by what
ever means the same may be beet
DONE" We sincerely trust will prove No
successful ma 10 be- a"steat event In our
history" No man who has a residence
In this Territory can properly feel In
different TO the cause which the meet.
log wishes to aid. All have suffered
unier the evils which It Is pro.
pjsed to mitigate or remove, ard all
will continue TO feel the injury OF the
injustice referred to II something shall
not be done towards itH correction. The
small taxpayer, or even the renter,
should accordingly DO present at the
meeting rs well as the capitals, every
Que who comes under the class Of con-
sumefs, be hls expenditures heavy or
hsht, has direct Interest In tbs qu,s.
tons the meeting proposes To deal with.
Add rs there IL no way to make others
consider the Justice Of our claim nj ali
elective until VIZ ourselves
are convinced OF It and give
evidence Of the thoroughuess
OF our conviction, 10 should
we feel determined TO make the mass.
meeting at once proof and an appeal
that canUot DO evAdrd, ignored or de-
MED. Against the united purpose OF 1
community such A. this, no uniail
combination can make headway ant
no unjust discrimination can prevail
All that ia necessary Il that We know
our Tights--in other words, realize Tia
wrongs TO which we arc subjected
then assert them mAnfully aud nigh
for them oourageously. A. We under
stand It, It Ia for the purpose Of agree
ing upon definite program wit
reference 10 these matters that th
mass-mcetiug tomorrow night has Doe
called.
This may not be- an inopporlun
time TO give word OF advlc
TO the promoters OF and ID
speakers at such gatherings. To
often meetings OF this kind that ar
convened with great flourish O
trumpets dwlndle out In fsebl
whisper OF human talk. No d,cisiv
action is taken. none Is proposed, tn
orators rail at abuses for which the!
suggest no remeiy,aud the resolutions,
there are any, are vain words, words
words. Now the people cannot all IN,
time be fed ON glitteriug generAlitirs
and, In all kindness be II said, mani
meetings called by the Chamber o
Commerce have had tho misfortune /,
offer this sort OF diet only. We DO
lleve turning point from this weak
ness has been reached. Surely IA,
vigorous wording OF the call n
the present instance, the condition
surrounding ~, tbs supreme moment
now upon us-al indicate that tnerj
will DO no laCk Ia present oRrnestnesi
and Determination. II tomorrow
nlghps speakers know what they nav.
10 say, anu know how to say II, they
can reach the Intelligence OF their au
uiIor, anu give them something tC
think uud reason about. Every body
comedies that there Is enough Ia GU
condition 10 warrant serious, energeti,
talk aud resolu,g conduct on the par
OF the whole people. IL the occasion
shall develop anu stimulate uni ret b.
motion these forces, Utau's awak MINI
Will be that Of d young giaut, who's,
Itogrets nothing eau ulay.