Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07
Another Correction.
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Edior ltiga Af.rE
linavsys better Tor petsous who
p.fu.ake 70 cn,.cIse o,hers, anu 10
make quotations., 20 be fair and honest,
than 10 mlicpfcsrnt the adversary and
,0utkt gafu.td extracts from his writ.
ingL With this sentiment uprormost
lnmymitd, | desire 10 my that 10 10 a
tlll,c, % regret that your late cor.
fuj oattut, j, ID. Nuttiur, uid uot zee
INItf sh1n ufiticisiug ru, 10 quote
the tnlfB sentence objected ", but
lni.6l1 gave merely a portion " H.
luvlug false impression on the minds
Of biz readers.
ldot0t propose now & ray much on
The qugst.0u Of pTOhlultilu, having
tali DO my lcitei here tlilTr ptiatcd Ia
lhe NEws u'l that ] nave o. SAY, and
o. bad uttn niflY quoted 1 would not
have troubled you ugaiu.
ML Nultng tsy'; "!tr" tmysclD
"urihut says, iu substance, the dele.
gnlu arc under no obligation 90 rcgari
Toe Htteut or future wishes Of their
cou,uluruu.n
The following Il what did say, aud
hal The critic observed the role au0yr
itlettd 90, no would have quoted %,
10 uflrf that the reader could Judge uH
% what my sentiments are on The quei-
Ton al istu0:
Asyour correspondent truthfully says;
mere bias boon hu. liil.u agitation of tho
question by tho people, aud thai little has
only taken place since tho election of tho
delegates 90 thO Convention, and conse-
glonuy ODE delegates aro undDr no Obli-
slN1ni pr 90 Toast may not iuCl under any
oNifNiln-tu bo influenced by wha.
Nay have boon said or wrillon since the
election
hlho absence Of tho oxprci sion ofpub-
H' nINu.uu uu public questions prior tu
Ao 'e'i'uu Ot delegates TO conventions,
W' lu.ogn,H go uuus.rugiUl and are tho
POO Judges " what ,hUir duties 10 ,hpir
constituents require Thorn 90 DO.
There can be- no doubt, mink, that
Nh lhe tuly of memupfi o., Couveu-
u9hs ana OF legislatures 10 properly
REPRESENT their constituents, nld ~
carry out their instructions whenever
NeEn uu legally anu cuusciuutiously
g-lti bot There must be mu muaus
" which thc Instructions Of tho people
ah reach lhulr dvltgatre. AMI IN this
..,s hs,hiug short 0f myVRy OF the
,o'ti' uy petition w0ulu D., uuli!clont,
eae,a 'hr question hau been unuvasstd
"N.us 10 tho election OF delegates
wv tnemlo'YuN elected on such plat
,..W' As there has been mo such can.
-h q petition tom a minority u lhv
I'VE would not be- binding Jn the
A
leW more remarks aud viii close.
W"pulu seem that the blood uf this
t4llnlto) son Of q Revolutionary hofe
o.it with Indignation" becau.e
w., we people ~ canvass the pfoh'-
.A question, anu when they huyU
WI thelr minds ~ 90 what they
rh NuhI luty should instruct tho
TlyeIa OF tho legislature 20 carry out
H. H''nrs' regret exceedingly that
r,., oeon Instrumental in causing the
uWAh Revolutionary blood 10 boil,
,e 4 do NOT believe hot blood b
e1nuurlYe g. good huallh, NOT
,,1s regular NJ. d., cannot prr.
~, oe zoe ma ideld, aud merely sug.
nv lhN d physician be called nj.
yl pois0uing aeems 10 have r8,,3
~ 'nefe arc various prescription 8
it,i'r l'as unnHcr0u6--leeches for
lA,l0ul. Wv ''i"'N ~ tue ueau OF
ns AE NulIlng iullmates t1at tho
teprs.e eIs ~ the Convention (who are
rdt tess,u'suye men VI Utuhl would
uep,I,ss - liable to be corrupted by tho
Ubitsf ghquot power OF the whole
mr. States" no would the membeFs
lulIs oi future legislatures, who 1 ieel
mos certain will also DO representative
hail y never occurred b my critic
Ms "Aquot power Ia bandsd 10.