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

TWO MORE ARTICLES

i.t.rpst Of iairutts aud Justice ne
ganted q pOtipjnemeni' .........,..
rrc voie on tho previous question
t,suIitd o. followH .,
g,s-AiIsn, Anderson, Barne',
p'ggr. Bfauiley, Buys, Can, Cannon,
Snytester. CJfay, COrfmau, Creeb
,,,,rinybam, Driver, EnEherg, Forf,
I-.ocls. Hammond, Hart, Halliday
tgowari, uughes, lvius, Johnson
lie Kimuaii, " Salt Lake; Lem.
non. Lowe, WIN. Lowe, Peter Lowe,
o., Cache; Miller, MOrre, Murdoch, Of
catch; Partridge, Peters, Preston,
d. 'sign, Richards, Rlcks, Robertson,
b. HIson, RJbin-On, snow, IS none
thompson, rhJfeson, Th0fnr, Ihut'
No,s - Adams, Bowils, Button,
CLARK, crane, Gushing, Eictbyt, IT.
GfldrF, Emery, Evaue, Of Weucii
t3lpbs, Goodwin, Green, Hnynes, Mn
Hyte, James, Keith, Kerr kimoalh
afsNgtpE Lowe, Luuu, MacEintusni
V,l8uoy, Mctarlhud, Mufjocki OF
summit; Page. Pttstsln, " Hrlndi
Peterson, Of saupclsi Pierce, Roberts
g,.p. Sharp, Shufllin. SuUuUpG
-lutes, Slower slIevelil Van Horne,
ylTIap' Warfunl, Wells, Willlams-i3.
riob: Heyboutne, kelsgl, krarus,
sm1ett. Maughn, MUTitz, NeDukUb
thatcher, Whituey-ll.
Tbo ptesident declared the motion
l.st. announcing that two hIfJS
ggts was necessary 10 he success.
line autl.tuual sutiragists regard the
,.,uItasu gteat change % sent lmcut
ig their favor and arc muoh ouc0ut-
nsrI boz their cause.
WELLS Also rAvOHs DELAY.
Wells, Of Salt Lake. spoke o. iolIowf.
uI atn IN favor Of doirrring this quri.
tI5n Tor the present. statements have
lseu made by the minority upon this
asof that q portion u the people " this
T,fritory desire TO be heard upon the
pf1p8sltion. We must tako notice uf
tbe fact that meetings have been called
and petitions arc In circulation
asklng that some different ac-
Nor he taken than thnt expressed
The other day ~ the Will
on this Convention. To take action
now would be 20 deny citizens right
which we guaranteed them yesterday
vthe adoption OF our hill Of rights
vhefsln we say tho hight Of petition
shalI not be denied. And When the
Of remembrance descend, % our house
b. built upon rock it Will stand, and
UUia tuilt upon the sund 70 Will DO
tweTt away
uDo not lot We be accused hereafter,
gentlemen, OF tailroAding this measure
through and give auy portion OF the
people chance b say We would
nothelr them. Lot us give all siies
90 opportunity 10 have their say, We
can always afford 10 be fair To on op.
tououL Tho tight Of petition shall
not be- denied. l do not believe u vote
10 delay IL a vote ngainst woman sui.
ifagr. We are making a Constitution
20 endure for perhaps JO Oh 100 yUafs.
Surely we can afford 10 walt ten days
10 Itt the people be heard In regard o.
one section Of IL. 1 shall vote 10 pgst.
I0ue"
Roberts said no was highly pleased
that debate hud not been ehut on. lie
asktl what arm could come 20 post.
p1utmtut Oi the question, lie sp0kc
earnestly for delay, as did also Kerr, VI
Cache, and Van Horne, Of Balt Lake.
Rlchatds, oi Salt Lake, said II there
vas any uuseeemly haste he didn't
knOW II. The people were heard from
lnt September on the question. They
emphasized their feelings in the strong.
cl Tossitle manner on election 'day.
The Convention had boon In session
i0r thirty days ana he had heard OF
no remembrance from the people
until sentiment was created againsj II
by tho gentleman from Davis county.
He questioned very strongly whether
the Convention hat DOM itself 40
much honor ~ II had Mir. Roberts In
listening - him for ~ long.
DIpS'r GIT UNANIMOUS CONSENT
James asked unanimous consent 10
have the following note read by the
secretary, but there being objections 20
it he did 10 himself anu spoke In favor
Of po5Iponem0nu
NIr. President aud members " Cha
Conventions Ou arc hereby Invited iU
Utoud lu % body the womnu's MAST
meeting at the Grand opera House to'
morrow friday, which will hn held Ton
The purpose Oh protesting against equal
suffrage hHibg Incorporated iu the state
Constitution and taking action Co sub.
mil tho question TO "a popular vote.
The communication was signed by
Mrs. ], a. FfOiseth aud Mrs. NJ, IL,
Eiston, members VI the committee on
invitation.
Canuou-Do they represent the wo,
men Of Salt Lake2
james, should say SOL don't
think they represent the ladies Of SAN
pete valley. (haughterD
Cannon-nU they represent all ~ the
lallea OF Salt LAKE?
Jamre-l think 10.
Lewis, Of Weber, tpoke earnestly
iot a ten days pOstpoucmcnt lie uRI
heard from HE constituents ugd II was
q the effect that suffrage should he
submitted 10 the people NJ a separate
article, ana from THIS on he should
work 20 that enc.
Goodwin also asked for pnstponempul
and was speaking when tao NEWS 70.
pert closed.
Convention shoFt utts,
The Convention has said that Utah
shall have no lieuteuant-govetuo
The article on revenue, taxation aud