Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-24

lurluolI UnA NlNrfA NlIl CT .N|NA .HA
into tho aisle, running ~ Cue table,
| which ho passed, aud with uI1 voice
wr.u ~ up 10 trtmoud uH pitch, he
yelled, uI, III. Chairman. have been
under tho damuRUiu infuouUu Ui
/ 3 uuor. and like The gentleman from
Dawn, / am terribly lu earnest"
Uuvcf--i Rico 10 q question OF IoI.
! FUral privilege.
Chaif-it anuuat b0 allowed 200 the
/ committee 90 tnu whole.
Dnvur-Nrry VOL lHuu, ! viii wait.
THATCHER AGAINST PROHIBITIONS
Thsohor sryEa suJ,aauauy as FOL.
low:
"rhe prohibition question io ono
| that demands lnr tl.U.uI CI.t .iUIHi 90
of THE honorable uIIy. Petition.
| bearing upon this au. H. aud aIaueu
/ by prominent citizens uavp como into
| the Convention 70 tIU matter should
! not hu passed ~ without receiving tuu
| attention 10 Ioa.ryua.
"l listened with profound interest o.
I tho remarks made uy tHH gentleman
/ from Washington Nc WIN mud uy
| emotional feelings upfr moved Hy tho
I touching riCiufrs which hH HrUV; aud
/ ! would call attention Do the nol shat
! the feoplu no England uuI the Uuitld
I states sprnd money enough each
I year for lntuEiCaHtH 90 buy
/ their hrUnd ami meat. There
| D. mo OWL with Ehich civilized people
I nave 10 cope and contend greater than
l the drink evil. Every bulldog uu the
shores Of Great Britain might uu wiped
] cut ty single calamity, every
| rail OF hur TUHif might Boo turned
.
] Inflated and driven from iNr HraH aud
her war vessels sunk beneath the waves
] Ui tho ocean. lCt ii net HyHUie would
BE- temperate, they could replace
all such damage boo course OF i've
year. The usU of l.quD5 In ,uut
| county, therefore, D. a greater evil
than famine AMI wntn Tytt .I.urg.
| Sad pictures could be- drawn 70 900,
misoflCs 0Ccasl1url Hy tho uHo %
/ liquor Twenty years ago 4 taw i1
ilr quiet Hirgeta of iuFau. while tUg
winter SHOWS wsTH EIHt.uiuE BOO the
! m0ouhyhL Two muu struggling good.
/ uAturuuiy iu HIHyHlutI contest ono
tapped the other lightly in The Aoc
aud his companion, because Ibis
blood WIS frvoroI with whisky,
walked " few stops backward: then out
loapeI from The sUEuuari UIFtnI aud
the mUs-rugrr ui death went direct 90
tine 0ihuf's heart uuI aiTunks no blood
dihhgursd the virgin SNOW, rBr elite
zsus OF that quiet town were
wrought uu DO their feelings nuI
whom the half starved diuutsfI
was i.uUi, tho People overr dc the
law uuu lhu man wUs ltrdI "A tell.
graph pole. While toe people wru
performing THE deed, tho swrolh,ar
oi the man who was killed Iu q
bttychuiur AMI dropped dead in broad
daylight Thus tufpr ivus were
sacrificed through wu.ssya little
town has never FORGOTTEN tho tragedy,
She viii never be- uulr 90 wipe
from h,r record tua, stain,
"Nnw, permit M 20 give you az HD.
count ut M oEporruec a. I,o-
hibii'ou lu the North. puU q
the utcss ord tho pulpit aud
ninety per cent OF the people frlt
that inst great curse rH0uId be- CfUsur.
cut Tho law had ur. operated long
before sixteen dives ill clrd thr city.
These were halls zoo luIVuIty aud
nightly CntuuHsl where frequently
young men were moro disposed O.
symIathlsc with the pt1ptIttlu Of
these deus than with dptUCliyca or gili-
Gers.
In closing Thatcher sa'l ho desired
30 see the liquor trlillC, like opium ami
morphine, VIII ch were twin IuyliHu d
associate evils, controlled. He believed
that the people preferred high license
aud regulation 10 seeing tho evil
scattered all over the state,
spT,Eiing like some luaths1mr
sud contagious disease, carrying death
in its wake. He was OF the firm con.
! vicilop that the question could be bee
ter controlled tuan prohibited.
VARIOUS yrINoss
Thompson, 0' NllarI, favored pro.
hibil,on, aud FsTg sali tho Guat
Creator ulall was % pr1nibIuIuIsl auI
that principle waB taught in tho Ten
Commandment, Partridge believed
high license rTr'eIabis 10 prohibition,
especially when tho latter was as.
tended win such vEHI HuHu. as
shown hy the nervous gentleman from
Suvlrs Raleigh favored submitting
the question 10 the people ~ that they
could decide uu 30 themselves. BgwIla
also favored allowing the rv0p.r o.
settle the quutlou. Those who voted
against Separate submission were
giving assistance 10 throttIlug
the people. Evans, Ol Uuh
designated pf0hibltiIl H8 u failure anu
Boyer, Ui the same county, saul pl8.
hlbition IN his u--5prlugvlIu-ha4
lyeu only mrnsuTnu.y FuuCrss'ul The
question, he tsiI, should 10 To- the
people. Pierce said hc would vote iOr
the minority report,
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