Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30
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ABLY DISCUSSED


words Do r. frequently u.n.3
in reply E.IWtrr explained cha. hc
rrcsumoI from TIE IrifguugI ulI
prlmi once Bro iur nIHIiH f.n.s Ter.
fiiufy, IIU WHu w.I composed tlu
minority of Tho tuNrs.u, luHt they
whereof they I'D. .r. Ilat hsIF true,
hu wanted iHHuHvuH them, 10 tlurC
wa anything .ufEHr ln she dark Coo.
WnF ia WefIua lI either one element
70 thU turr, d. ahuuiu tI exposed far
ibc saia.y rtaI.
Will 'sIS,, OE Hwnl' wtruIG
Evhus, o.. Weber, then took the
iIIf nH1 as preface t1au enthusiastic
speech HaIi3 "iU the huguagu Of uu
rmiupt aiBframuu, r. .nk ur Hwiu, sur
vivo or rorish, am TOT equal suffrage"
lie then took zap uiurly Tue various
respective elements OF conditions
enumerated Dy Che gentleman lr1u
DAVE ne being dangerous 60 statehood
While they had been spoken ln Oh hon.
usiy aud uuCeTlly be regarded them af
entirely iaug.lu. A. On iHu uHliCisu
tIht .hu ugptu Hvu uf tHr nation would
U0t IsHue uls IT0glaWllIu pa ihg event
roo tho Convention debating Boz iuyuI
90 woman lul age, Doe pi.I chat 10 Wss
hiH duty o. HFur 10 aud Boo believed hU
would do 90. Whatever cleo miEht uU
saiI OF Grover Cleveland, 90 could not
bo raiH tnsl he vHa l'aUd tU do Die
duty, 1ur aUpHkUF said hu 800 moi prg.
tru1 iU ben JlvIru was uUl "uU
much" on Scripture, eth uu wanted o.
url Gu quote FROM Iis view "pna.
arEu from the g.1I OLD bHnkn
in favor OF equal suffrage. one
of them hpupgiiuI o. hiaff'HuI EIbuftH.
Hu said he believed That & wua isai4u
who uf8Ihrsicu3 "AB tU my people,
their children shall Ur their opurrssors,
aud women HnIl rul over them" He
was NJ she opinion tugt tine gentleman
from Davis was one OF these who y1g
aisgii OF being "ruIrI uvUr by tho
wUmOr,n Hu beloved tG.t DO wac
Senator Hil VINO sa.I political plate
fOIms were lIhr oar platforms mndn o.
got boz ON but not iu Ht4ud or. BE had
dffloTcat virWa no would urul bg
hls platform, thereby drIHy ruuaI o.
himself Oh hif r1fiy aud 90 the people
Of uBr. tAprlausy)
kvlus, Uf summit. E1i whitney,
0i salt Like, t"uk tUs uIUr s.muin.
DCuuuiyi but TIE former wac zee gni1 .
10y the chair.
Wuitaog said ho wanted 90 Say ll,t
one by Que his Err.ws had been suu,
away iy U.NUr uTgNuH until no only
hal two 90 three l0it, uui he desired
that hu bU permitted CO. speak alter Mo
kUhtna,
me latter declalmri strongly nanlus'
cqual suffrage uuu wac ready
% be laid away Boo % political
grave with bio friend Rot.
3D..
o. eco tue day come when Womuu
would be- privileged 90 80 10 the polls
iu Utah 90 ruri fm political duty. hu
dilu'. want alto wits l1cEeI in
room with iurymnn Tor hours 81 a
lime tlau. uiuD nor llI DO want his
daughter o. bu out all ui -ht vt wurI
oaugus with some political boss. lliu.
nowcd mcfiimuni,)
WHITNEY GLrs AFrUE R0nHr.
whitney now got tho n1ar aud
spoke Tor an hour directing biz TO-
marks maiUly against tho argument
1i Roberto, lrI be w0E TO furcpssul
lu Me uu IIta that hr received almost
as great Al ovation when bee HnIHHoI
o. tho gentleman tom DAVE. HlH
speech, while characterized with exc
trAuTliuAry raruUbtuUHs anu force, WNU
interpreted with bright flashes OF wit
and cutting satire that brought FOUND
after f1uul 90 applause from the dele.
gatrsaulspuHia HcHald that hg Ls1
listened with uu uurummDL lutglust
{ ID tho debate that had been WErvI BOO
tho convention the loot few unys. Hr
r0sp Co SPEAK, act from PCT.
HUuGi desire uuL tom Lhp uTg.
cut request 'Ut friends hero ami
elsewhere. Tho contest they had wit.
messed nnI been anu wu8 battle of
uutNny aud battles % destiny were
Non before they were fought no was
f0ryE0uu conclusion that woman
auungu would triumph, lie Ind
been charAud ami eutaplurrI
by the eloquent periods which
rolled forth from the gifted
men who hnd spoken Dn both sides %
the great question, II had given him
particular pleasure TO listen 90 the
BltQuUutguu lumHu itlm Dayslc1uulN
HoRumittul hum Es being a man ui
great mental uUi moral capabilities,
ami hc was busiurs Il strong FcIsond
friend.
Heidi not doubt fora moment tho
honesty or sincerity uf his iTicuu'r
convictions. No admired courage nud
confessed That 30 required great
amount ui III Go face "a IrHWuiuE multi.
tuIr such ls Doc mai confronted. While
listening 90 bin hC hgI turned back
the pugtH OF history % hgi nero VIA
which 20 compare him, But he hnl
done 90 IN vain. He wanted 10 lkpu
him 10 H0Iatiud the Roman, who
stood on tho bridge beating back
the foo which was marching uu
tho Eternal city. But hr
must turn away bacauFe Hur1tu.
was lighting for freedom ami bio clio.
queut bat much mistaken friend was
DOT Lolug that. lie tried 90 compare
him with Lu1udi., the Spartan nero
but he also WAS Sighting iOr liberty,
while Dit. Roberts was NOT taxing part
VA any such engagement Tho only
| comparison no could Had was In tgite
unl cgmmOuplaCs Auuulute. 10 wa.
that Oi the bull feeling IA u pasture
| through which railroad ran.
| Tue animal, greatly iu.urla;ui, dashed
forward with tremendous speed and
lnvlnciblu force along thu railway
| track nt test approaching passenger
/ cars, pTrlvrIiug "Ais Tree Thought 10 q
throne" (LAughIur) The poor brBst
didu't know what was c1miLg lug :lv
farmer who owned him uiI ANA exc
/ claimed: "I admire your courage, nut
d. your Jui mont" 'iTyag laughter
| and applbubo.)
The speaker Jid moi waptto soIluutl
| compare his distinguished aniuglus.
| 10 DUNN beast lep4uHu lie was mo-.