The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-06

to act from fear The bitterness
should not have been stirred up. He
was sorry. 1t should not have come
from the conversation.
+ Van Horne said the members from
Salt Lake represent the people as vel
as those from outside. This is but the
! groundswell to the full burst of the
storm. The mutterings are already
heard. The storm will break in Sail
Lake city when the constitution is sub.
mitted.
The Challenge Accepted.
Miller. of Sewer Qike an explosion
We accept the, challenge. When the
test comes you will find the outside
counties have some weight.
Varian took the floor at 4:55 to close
the debate. He said he had not in
tended to bring on again the general
discussion. He had not intended tc
change his stand on the suffrage uues-
ton. He intended only that the people
should have right to vote on the
question. The proposition was not
new Two months before the conven-
Bar association. The recommitment
was the only means offered for to
reach vote on the proposition for
separate article. This was so because
the amendment had been ruled out OF
order the day before. The motion was
not made for delay. He would submit
to the will of the convention. Once
that was determined he could not OBJ
struct.
Jolly asked to be excused and went
out. He was followed by Thurman.
cannon and Preston, who caught
MIN in the cloak room and argued
with him for some little time. It
was realized that votes would soon
be precious. However it was learned
he was paired with Lewis
Varian Closes the Debate.
Varian argued the regularity of the
motion and insisted there was no in
| tention to obstruct. When the mat
! ter came from the committee on Mon
day then the vote could be taken
without debate. The vote would have
been taken the day before If the
amendment had not been ruled out.
He would vote for woman suffrage IN
some form. The only question was
the way of submission. 1t was grand
to have power. But there should be
fairness with its use.
Varian closed at $40 and after
some further colloquy, in which
Varian said this vote would not
mean defeat. for suffrage, the roll was
called and the following was the result
The Vote.
Ayes-Adams, Bowdle, Button.
Clark, CRANE, Cushing, Eichnor.
Eldredge. Emery, Gibbs. Goodwin
Green, Haynes, Hill, Hyde, James,
Kiesel, Keith, Kimball of Weber,
Lambert. L.. Larsen. Lund, Mackln-
dock of Summit, Page. Peterson OF
Grand. Peterson Of Sanpete, Pierce,
Roberts, Ryan. Sharp. Shurtlifff'
Snencer Sauires, Slower, StreveA,
Thompson, Van Horne. Varian,
y" N Noe Anderson, Barnes,
Bower. Brandley, Buys. Call. Cannon:
Chidester, Christensen, Coray, CorI-
man, Greer. Cunningham, Driver
Engberg, Evans OF Weber Farr'
Hammond. Hart, Halliday, Hey
borne Howard, Hughes, WINS. john
SON Kimball of Saft Lake, Lennon.
William Lowe. Peter Lowe, Low OF
cache Maeser, Maughan, Miller
Morris. Murdoch of Beaver. Murdock
of Wasatch. Partridge, Peters. Pres
ton Raleigh, Richards, Kicks. Robert.
SON Robinson of Kane, Robinson Oh
Wayne. Snow, Symons' In In
Thorne. Thurman, Whitney-oz.
Paired-Lewis with Jolley.
JoIley, Kerns. Kerr, C; +. Garsoii'
TI.,,eohar Warrurn, Williams-9.
p;obards moved the adoption OF the
section. .a,o,,rnment but
II was voted down. 20 tha
Lambert offered the provision Oh the
constitution of 1882. He SAID the "o-
men want suffrage, not 10 De guroas, ~.
noIicemen. The people OF wyoming
apd-1it thew have bit off more than they
cen chew The amendment was sum-
,oariIv voted down.
iit Tban the vote came on the original
eaction The opposition went to pieces:
Varian left the hall. a number asked
to be excused from voting, others Voteu
ave and some persisted IN no. a,
AS Goodwin voted aye he said ne
honed that a wave of good American
common sense would soon sweep over
fine convention and then the matter
could be reconsidered.
Maughan said he would vote aye I'M
til the wave of common sense came
Hart called him down, saying he was
casting reflections upon the Judgment
of the convention. But Maughan con-
tinued-
And then he wanted to be recorded
Eichnor voted aye but said he would
move to reconsider. The vote stood as
follows:
Ayes-Allen, Anderson, Barnes,
Bower Brandley, Buys, Call, Cannon,
Chidester, Christensen, Clark Coray,
Corfman. Crane, Cresr, Cunningham,
Driver, Eichnor, Eldredge. Emery.
Engberg, Evans. Of Weber, Farr, Fran
els, Gibbs. Goodwin, Hammond, Hart,
Halliday, Heybourne, Howard, Hughes,
HYDE, WINS, Johnson, Kimball. of Salt
Lake. KimbaH, of Weber, Lambert, L.
Larson, Lennon, Lewis, William
Lowe, Peter Lowe, Low, of Cache,
Maeser, Maloney. Maughan. McFar-
land, Miller, Morris, Murdoch, of
Beaver. Murdoch, of Wasatch, Muir
dock, Of Summit, Partridge, Peters,
Peterson, of Grand, Peterson, of San
pete, Preston, Raleigh, Richards, Kicks,
Robertson Robinson, of Kane, Robin
son, of Wayne, Shurtliff, Snow. Squires,
Strevell Symons. Thompson. Thoresen,
Thorne, Thurman, Wells, Whitney-75.
Noes-Haynes, Hill, Kiesel, Keith.
Lund, Macintosh, Page, Pierce,
Roberts, Ryan, Sharp, Spencer, Slower,
Van Hornet
Absent-Adams, Evans, of Utah,
Jolly, Kearns. Kerr. c. P. Larson,
Warrum, Williams-12.
Excused-Bowdle, Button, Cushing,
Green, James,
The convention then adjourned and,
under the rules, no session will be held
until Monday as today is Arbor day.
Columbus discovered America, but
the good housekeeper discovers every
day that DR.. Prices Baking powder is
a source of comfort to the cook.