Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-16

/ wa Obliged 10 remain DO continuous
session uuul n decision should be-
reached. Atlcns,h both branch.s met
ia caucus 10 solve the quus.or. Shall
the tIpivsrlty Boo crlpr.ai, ur snail the
| general appropriation bu nU, through
our insisting tha. tho liberties Of toe
people ts mot sufrcnicreI 10 tho ono
man p5wcr 1910 of Interest 90 note
| that She Uuivursity wls looked upon
as being OF Importance great enough
To- fanb with The other Two elements Of
the grave problem.
Tho conclusion reached, after ono OF
the most pathetic auI patriotic debates
mail our legislative history, was that
the Assembly would NOT bU,fny what
| Co. mumlra beloved SO b1 tho rights
of tho people. nor were they willing
that other Territorial needs should ue
unrDvidod Tor thr8u 90 wiIm defiance
lf tnc G0vefn0f,s demands lu tlls one
Particular. They eliminated tup Uni.
yonlty item, ati, thus amanIcI, the
appropriation b.li passed.
Hut thousatbo q vernon might veto
o measurc O., sivo money 60 the Uni.
vsnily, ho clul not veto th, Unlvlr.
city ihcl. A wave OF popular
sympathy swept over the Ter
riory Tor tho stricken ins.itu.
uon. The legislator, the regents,
the proicssors, the pubIlc-alI ,clt that
10 called Tor their MOS, dIslutcfclt,d
and substantial support. Should it Doc
allowed 10 iaii2 Tho thought was roy.
ally rcpclltI. Regents aud other
prominent oluzgns drow from their
own pockets thefum necessary 90 give
70 the building. Pfoic,sop announced
lhulr Willingness 90 serve on half salary
or without pay 10 the Institution could
be saved iu no other way. Tho resul.
was marvellous; aud ut no period
Of Ih history was tho anlvcfsiiy
40 closely In touch with tie
piIeciions and frelIraa OF the
people a. NJ that Tins. Tina. a subs,.
quont Assembly fcimhufssd those who
had e5mo forward with means AZ thin
cflsis. Jgrsuot In tho least J,,taet from
The pattiotirm OF the deed Itself Mon
were Willing 10 trus, a m,ur Lorl.l,.
mro q, ro'und 10 them. bYt II that
/ failed. they wor, c,ptcpt n, await the
reward OF Providence.
Ten years have r,sfd-a,d ngain
ia the Uplvcrity placed In a p5,iti1n
where a. posds apppni ol5aurntly To
tho love and sympttby nj ne f,i,nd..
| At the session Of the Legislature lus,
closed Il WINS betravoj II vss si,bb, d
| la the house of ia pr,,enisI tr.suJ,.
For when II was earnestly polptei out
/ that the um riyen Tor ln sup.
mort would moan liz ,t,rv.u,n.
tho sneering reply w,s mnie by Z
lsylslntor-t,,errlBg 10 the normal de.
partmenu uOb. well: We cnp imper
more tonoheu. the Utah.taught teach
era cannot oompste with the Eastern
article. any vayln Talk about con
rpirney. and plots. and trade, m,
treseberyl What do the people OF
Utah think Of Chi. utlennce. and O
the spirit which controlled the aeliot
OF other leqislntors who. pefhaus IA
norently, were lod into this gfea
crlmcl
Apain tho auo,lion confronting al
"a n commonwealth is. Shall IA,
Upiysnlty Of Utah be allowed Il
dvindI, aud dls2 AGAIN We bea
tho answcr ifom oyery p.trIotil
heart In every valley Of Ulab. as,
Won heap shnmo upon tho bcads o.
us detr,etors md tts foo. wr,Il unit,
In an, Grand rsbpr, of chIr.p,ry
trlctsrv and peity or POLITICAL section
b aiisu,l5
Aud I'm, NEWS. nal tho represepta,iy
oftbo Latt,r.dny s,ipls. who fouudc,
) this Institution In their uoyertv. nm
d wbo with love. uriI, and s,iiritui
bnve watched lts gr,wtb during nenrl
d bnlf century keen pnce wild
n,Irs now cali. up,p them "a rail-,
A. a. r,,cuo w, M, c,pgdep
E hat wo do NOT calI in vain. Even II
= M. ,,,s,nt dim, nj financial r,ripg,pc
. yc t,i,,y. m. necessary relief viii b
o,,,hc,,,,,. and mat IN. cop.pi,,c
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