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

"'9 Ah"lN 'INhy and all 90 IhuHfeaErr
'~cuu one, kaaus, OF Summit
cham Erl he cause OF tas falr ak
amid Tue p.autHs,f She Lotto.
AiIgi %" Nhwa report clortd Dos.
,,''l'nh hNu|, ni 1buFu.e, got tho
Nt 'NA NRar % haMJI1ua aud aIm.-
WHAT HlirH. tIH speech. be said DO.
Iut3 "iu turuiy varfc [ live t5,l,
wac, t.Wr yHHis ago, % woman WHO
wHs $3.50 Bsi.Hf1f 90 tha uursrisa. Ia
was lrs aUsJiUi.. tuema. nsspI,
FHu llat aau WNI public apIfitsG NJ.
WhU. .au HHiy Hilairs 70. uomrHtir
Ilc were no. 90 uuUuuy nor sfuat U.
"l...i .IHuEaiJGl Shu had d IIr.
ue.li. .u.--l may Say urolh1IIy, fool.
lnt ] hnuFuu. iIr tuUl dowu,fod en-
women ui t.U nation Ht iaugb. Bru
became 'ur s Nt,Iu Umt tuu very l4ul
10 N'i female tfu'hfvI. Il fuuHu sutUu.
sIa'ti however, were uIt numerous,
hhu 40" lu .ur town they are lEs
! Mhlt Hl1lf.Ws Cos tuUir fat-bytwell-
utIs LauIhigrl And why wFfe
hot u0hfu glgru.sI uufuugrHil2 The
/ good women OF cur uity saw her dutIts
AH mother utterly neglected. Woman
suffrage needed go further GruuuoIa-
! ton with them. Ono lady .. u8g
! divorced" lLhufhlrEI nuI tUiay
/ lh.Iu was o. UaHtu lfum woman
'uiifasc ng.tsiiyu uu..uE uiB cjnatltu.
l yuIH.
lu hat, like other delegates, had
| political aspirations bus be- nov sur.
rendered them O. bic honest cor
Uciruuu nuu the teachings VI HE
m.tlur lApglsu1c.)
hsyyl q ubb, imputed u Luud
| was married mau.
Goodwin uleo,Ud 10 the question Tor
Tear II Luud uiEhl iucuminati
h.hte.'' Lundi however promptly
iuliirI iu thu negative ANA guicEIy
added "bui If No Bower la1nu an.
married daughter and che Will pFum.
Dee mu never g. yu near the polIs VI iu.
lulgy iu the foolish wilkins ui woman
Hlruge 10th fLtlur grt daughter
may consider my affections honor.
aNlr. lLuughi"r usu Ulp.aug-.)
HyuHWlni u' salt Lahc, spoke against
woman sutiusu a. luugiu. Hr ss.I
ne vac NOS bound by any party pledge,
piiuh uf PLATFORM tut wuuiI vote 10
luttit au equal sutlfaEc article la tho
Nuusiiiuiiuu.
lnu committee hors at5su ani ~.
ported pIJgivaH 10 tho Convention
which TOOK up Tho bill 81 rights, which
was discussed uuuug the reminder uf
'lr ruHIUr. When GA ndltufnmrng
wa lnktu 10 was uuiil 10 am. to-day.
10 vac Uuly a Few minutes after 10
O'Clock ihH forenoon when the Con.
yeu.inn was called 20 UFJrr by Pfesl.
dent Smith. Prayer was Oh cred by
Tue Ncv. a. Kinney Hall OF ~ Marks
Episcopal ouufuh Tue minutes u
yesterday proceedings wuto passed
without um1uimuuL
MORE Prohibition rETtriUsA
A Ieutiun from tho Rev. Nc. Teller
anu LeNl others, Of Logan, asking
that uIghil ton 0u submitted 90 tho
people o. q separate article, was ~.
iuffyl Co tho committee on schedule,
future amendments gud mscellaucsug
az were ulsl similar petitions presented
uy LOWS, OF Weber, rlguui byGlUg
cItlEuuFi petition 10y Emma PAYNE
aui ll2 Others OF SEWER county; "a
Petition silncd by the llry. j.. IL.
snow nnl - others % C1uuuc.
sumIIIur sEgTiON UN JUmEs.
In the ausuuco " Goodwin, cnalr-
man " tho committee On Judiciary,
Eyuls, OF Weber, presented ihe follow
Ing aa committee substitute i0rsuy-
lion N ,hc 0ill Of righu:
"ln capital cases tho hight Of trial
by Jury fAall remain inyl1lalu. Ina
courts ID. general lurifIiutluu, eXcupt
Boz capital ctHvf, d jury 6ulll consist uf
eight luTuu. no courts OF Inferior
Jurisdiction Jury shall consist OF four
jurors, Ira criminal cases the verdict
aH"ii DO unanimous In civil cases
iafr.- auuhs ui tue jurors may linda
v.rlg, A jury iu civil cases snail DO
waived uuleE4 uumgudei.u
l,yiyred 10 the cgmmlt,ee OF tho
whole.
Tho Convention hers resolved lt5elf
into the committee VI tho whole, with
buyu, lI Naaairl, in the chair.
NuNAS SUFFRAGE U1NrIsUru.
The chairman announced tual Ev.
nuH, Oi Weber WAS entitled to the
door under an agreement entered into
lgbl evening" BIAS DO yielded 10 no.
4Iriuc, o.. SuWmlI Who under tho
10 HuIal uf'uI proceeded 90 make % iy.
irHHu of lHu woman Builgagu article.
Ngu aud woman were 0gu and iulrp.
arsulv, What WIS good Tor ono waa
good iOr BOTH what was bad for QUO
was bad for both. The doctrine Of tho
from Davis, that the iral-
ghiEg i0g woman was "A privilege and
uut a night wH6 "a uoR OEu 10 him and
dangerous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liberty,
LIEH Thurman DO would cay "uE-
ptl!escy il the d0gE," rather than
break party pledge aud uo,Iay tho
people who had rgpOaed confidence IN
them.
Macglu,a.h, % Salt Lake, Interrupt.
ing lhu speaker inquired. "Ia there
anything 100 the Republican platform
requiring ua 90 put woman suffrage
lulI lUu lUufiItuuULa"
"PyrhalB ulf' replied LldTolge,
'but it De expected OF vs. by ,hu pag.
plu."
Macau,5sh-"Why not leave Il TO
,hu people, .ha.-t1 IS luIutu Lygt.a-
.uFuG"
"G.cguse," na,i ElirylFa, "ll rs our
duty TO give them ina. JIaugs EMgn
r. theirs and NOT leave 10 Tor others o.
TO-" Nr would rather loss statehood
hon Boo luTu.lrt 0r ulshOg0Tsblu Ia this
respect Abiding Oh the fear thGt had
Ioru syt forth iu the majority suilmIu
report Na said tUut the I1H-MlfmOu
clement had no Cgca8iOn or justification
ur such thoughts, and this Tue speaker
rltHgutpa iu various Ways number OF
lines and with considerable emphasis.
Raleigh, pr SAT- lnko-N Mr., CHAIR
(CyHtngsa on Iags tirs.J