Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15
ANOTHER HOT DAY.
Excitement and Bitterness Over Tho
YlTil1 Amendment.
FIGHT ron IT VICTORIOUS.
Twelve Republicans With 4 solid
Democratic Delegation Made
n So.

What ba1 como 60 be- known ia tho
Caav,nt'1ua "Var1ms Democratic
State aid prohiblUu. fgcu5ln passed
%. this ioTenooud session mid good
deaf % excitement and bitterness.
AilU O'Clock whom PRECEDENT Smith
cal.vl tho Convention % 0rIur there
""H unrsly quorum present.. Dele
sn.o fNrI % Weber, offered prayer
cuuIaIEE To am PORE AuAIy.
G iJuicr continues 90 champion tho
cause NJ tho uuc0mGrBni equal
sulfaH.H,g as evidenced by tho pfssun.
.ltl 90 lHIly ui Hu.l.rr bun Dc 70 prtl.
Nuu. ilr Incorporation 100 Toe CUUslilu-
ton U' ihc article 0u that question pee
p4rgI Ny a. committee. TuD p.t.UsrB,
ihu number OF slsu4 turus attached ani
the fufiduncus 90 tho rlguaiulUl ate cot
i.T.has fUlI1V-3
H'. Lake county, ~ uano; ssit
Lake tiiy, t5ji Emery, 100; Utn,
a|Ii WHfUiH stuHl 10; Voter, go.
lasst- lta duuH 'g.m jacob 5. Bore
man ard .y- u,hefs.
Asrar HEARD FROM.
J.Icy, % sanrJls r.rr y,udIcd very
materially % the rU1vr Uy pfDsluting
"a petition sIracd by jl3 citizens Of
Fountain Groru, ashlug Cos uuquall.
fled iuilragr.
NscriLAaEoua.
Petitions OF the some import were
presented ag fgliOwg Hart, ls5 nance,
EuHurfE, o., EusburE .Ui; Robson,
Uii Thompson, 100. Filed.
Bon sErAHAgE SUBMISSION.
Petitions, Tor separate submIsslon Of
luu equal aulfasu, were presented NJ
'IIlUWg By rIuifHs, sigupd by l93
nance, hy Hcyb8urHr, 53, by Allen,
%, BY EgburF, Uj. Filed,
ana yAHIAN AMENDMENT
Reports Of standing anu "select'
committees were called Tor but none
were forthcoming aud tho President
announced that the question Of recon-
rlIynuE the NarIau amendment was
before the house,
suOv-t move That Mr.. NarlAn now
be- permitted 10 close the debate on this
question, Carried.
NariAu said in substance; That the
proposition ho especially Represented
was much misuudnui0Od or apparent
! ~ 20. IL certainly had boen mucL
mlaTypteHuutel and attacked a part
| OF tBe ptths Of the city. All that
| he wanted was fairness ana Justice.
| Thete had been compiled with when
mumbuIs had hrcu given the privilege
/ u' voting aye % no. There had been
| iuIrC cited into the question = good deal
] Of paTtisanshiu anu even HE political
! ificuds tho Democrats had been too
hssiy 30 taking up "a supposed
I challenge. His eloquent Colleaguu,
Roberts, from DAVE, had quot.
Ell from the supposed party
organ Ui the Republican party Of Utah.
lie denied that any paper VI party cau-
Gus hadlhr 81. ht 90 declare whatwasund
what was not bis party principles. rhe
/ paper Tuiorsul IN WIS not the organ Of
the Republican party ia Uah. Roberts
bad made a mistake Ia that statement.
| IuRt paper hal AMI would disclAim all
suoh championship Whenever a favor
/ able opportunity afforded. Hu denied
! with extraordinary e0rnfsgness that
! his amundmelt was 10 any way vic
htlgn Of one lice OF principle OF his
| party's creed.
la ruicrdug to the attacks that had
| utru made upon him by those who
4
| commenting on ihe statement by the
! party paper lac tuusuuu-u, be said 70
| might be- tTuU that le rns not iu
! harmony with the sO-ssIlad lo1IrIs INT
] luln,rticAlly) he believed That hu Was
! down little nearer 10 the rank Rud
iilH ~ the people WHO made up Ms con.
! gilucncy than ,oms 0iher8 lac kusg Of
! who stood "Away upn Ia tho party aud
| Wuu were Interested In hO0nllug certain
schemes anu individuals. Wnu pfDhi.
! bitiJn hO sought 10 favr engFaftvd IA
| tho constitution hal boon adopted by
/ many ether utAtrh. IL was not isupub-
| llCau doctrine u was true, but neither
| wa IL Democratic doctrine. IL was
| principle OF safety which would apply
| 10 anu cover tho Interests Oi all lhe
| Iesulr,
| Kansas, he cited A. an illusttlous (2l
example Of the pUruioiouFncss " the
! operation Of the principle tho majority
u' the convention apr aTeutly wanted
| 20 iusoIt In the Constitution. Public
! credit had been used In carrying out
enterprises ami undertakings otA pir-
ygte character until the State had be-
como place 10 be- stunned by tho
| poor man aud the h0mcreeker, q placo
| rom which the unfortunate farmer
was nsging wi'h his half starving fam.
| lily 10 localities which had not been
cured by ruch q blight.
Tho speaker iu burning words cited
e case where a man In that -ia,J had
btun thrown IN jail ic his refusal and
| inability 10 pay his quota OF tax 10
! llqu.Iate bonded debt Of the character
dedicated. lie implored lhg convention
60 make such a Thing impossible for all
time 90 come by allowing his amends
| mo / 10 remain IA the Constitution,
lie detained strongly against the
| Ia7th0dH " mln0pOlies, boomers, high
ilyotE, tax eating and debt mourning
individuals ana corporations. From
an such he would ueny perpetually
the right OF using tho credit OF the
state In the promotion Of any scheme
that would take money from tho
pockets VI tho people, "At1 you will.
iug," no eXpOstulated $50 allow these
Bpuculating, private wealth-Creating
persons 10 90 10 down into the pockets
0f posterity aad rob them2 You may
have "a city o, palaces aud tine place.,
| but u IL 10 debt butdened ana bowed
down u will be because Of the sugci-
mons Of such legislation as now pro.
| pOBged,"
James--Lot me ask you, Mr.. Nariau,
| who and what 10 responsible for UXibl-
| lug depression in this TerritOTy-lOOal
l nF national lpuiHlntlva npiinu