The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-11-01
POLITICS IN ENGLAND
Described by our Correspond
ent.

:. .rhiect from this part oil the worio
,,;cht Prove interesting. In writing
On ,his subiec. must approach 1t with
canton for Ms yet I am not well ac-
o,o;n,ed with politics in England, 80
No ,owarks will not go very deep into
,he subject. The people Do not got r'
c;,sd O, this question hero 80 We DO not
have so many conventions, rallys, etc.
os YOU are having at presents oa'
considerable enthusissm 10 displayed IN
some Of their gatherings.
There Ia to be Town Council eiee''oh
here soon and notice In the papers anu
ON tho bill-boards In town notices
similar to the following; g ~.
"ro the Bursesses Of the East Ward !;
Ladies and Gentlemen =
In response to the request OIL 'a'xo
influential population Of the Bursesses'
have pleasure in allowing myself TO Dc
nominated AZ a candidate for the repre-
,s.s.;s,.,stioa Of your Ward In the Town
Council.
rhavs besu a resident la the Borough
for over 80 years, and during that tune
havs noticed with pleasure iu progress
and development. l have been AZ
sociated with most OF tho objects wh'c''
have been advanced for tho welfare Of
the Borough, and in connection there
with have endeavored 10 render MI
assistance in my power.
lido not offer myself in any way asa
political partison, being convinced ina.
the mingling of politics with municipal
management has not served tho oeS'
i,,erests Of the Borough. have had
the honor OF feeling, for the last III years.
the responsible position OF Borough
Treasurer, and therefore know soh0-
thing Of the towns finance.
have now sufficient time at my u's
nosal TO devote myself 10 your service
and IL il is your wish ON the day .
election to return me as your isprescn-
tatiye, l will, to tho best oil my Ao'''''
discharge that trust faithfully.
Your obelient servant
J. II. Grafton"
Zach candidate has notice telling
=, -. vii, do IL elected, thia constr
..ts 4 AZ
,uting his platform witch shouia sun
him as the candidate has only hinisei
% ,,ease when he formulates It. IL"
the men and their views on muh'c'p''
matters that the people vote Tor ana no
for the party nor its PLATFORM mere
no "ysller dog" business about u. u
parliamentary elections, the party nus
are more closely drawn rs the principle
81 the parties enter more into parl'mcn
tary matters. 1 shsii watch Tor 'h'
election, ,,.
As this il h strong Liberal distriS
the people here arc pleased WIN W
nresent Libe, al government under Lor
Ro.eberry, aud his government Is ~
,,auded in their meetings. Such WI
tho case at the annual demonstration
tho Liberal and Radical Club held he'
list night. They had large aud 81
,h,sasti., audience. In these polite
Gatherings they do not talk at rsndo
Int on proposed resolutions. Ino
.re last night we're: "That the pow
now exercised by the House OF Lords
mutilate or reject Legislative measur
tviz. The Home Rule, Employers ih
,ili,v. Parish and District Council
and Evicted Tenants BilIs) after til
have been passed by the elect
representative OF the people IN !
uouse of Commons, has been systei
oticolly used to defeat reforms, is
eonsis,ant with the right OF FREQ
nonnlar eeii government and sho'
csase TO exist, and we therefore u
upon the Government TO introduce d
ing the present Psrliment a measure
the abolition Of the House OF Lo
Veto, by providing that whenever
passed by the House OF Commons ST
Inc altered or rejected In the Hous
lords such bill may be reaihrmei
ybe House OF Commons with, or WI
out such alterations and subject on'
ROYAL assent and shall therenpon
come a law" This resolution
moved by Mayor Haiton and was
supported with speeches by
Canuton and Micheal Davett, the q
champion OF the Irish cause IL
then passed unanimously
Tie second resolution WAS; rnN
meeting assures the Government OIL
resolute' support oil the hai'e"'
Liberal party in any steps which ma
deemed necessary to force the pa'
this great constitutional reform
further as the passage oil the u
House Mines Bill lisa matter oil
importance to the majority oil the Il
beers OF this and contiguous constitute
we strongly urge upon the GOVERN