Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-23

body. nor spiritual adviser should en-
crosch upon the political rights Of the in-
dividual.
Finh-That In FREQ country no man
nor body Of mon eau, with safety TO the
state, use tho name or the poeer Of any
religious oct or society W influence or
control tho elective franchise.
sixth-Thnt trust IL Imposed upon
each citizen, Ia free country 10 act politi-
cally, upon his own judgment ami Rbao.
Ia ely ffee from control or dic.ation,
enthusiastically or othorwito.
Sevonth--That NJ poll teal party can
be required To obtain the consent OF any
church or tho leader thereof, befoi select
ing it, candidate for public once.
Eishth-Tnal no citizen, by reason Of
HIS association with the church, can BIO
absolved from biz duty to the sia e,eilher
In times Of war or OF poaco Without the
con-sn Of the state
Ninth-That all men should DO. aud of
right arc. FREQ to thiuki ireo to ACT iree
10 speak, aud froe to vote. without fear,
molestation, intimidation or undue in.
iiuence.
Thus believing. whenever designing
men h vo seized upon the CLOAK Of fe-
liglon 10 hide from Wow thor nefafiOua
designs. aud while appealing TO mans
spiritual fai b, have sought 10 direct his
Democratic party snco 10. organ 1ation,
has denounced such course. IL has de-
clafod In tho pact and u declares now,
for every mans political freedom,
whatavur may be tho governmental
views OF those who guide his spiritual
welfare.
We therefore, In tho most solemn man.
nor, say that we will not DO 10 diotai od,
interiored with or hiudeted In our politl.
al n al a a
us the consultations Of tho Gospel.
The people being sovereign In this FREQ
land. TO the people We mako our
appeal. The church being tho source
u mans roli-ion, to the church we
appeal whom VIZ 40 desire with regard
10 matters affecting the consclencc.
We cali upon the Democrats OF Utah,
men, women and children, and oil other
people who sympathizo with our efforts
W secure political freedom to assemble
in every hamlet throughout tho iorri-
tory, on the evening vt "Wednesday, tho
J0.h dav Of October. 1875, nj thoir usual
places Of moe ing, then and thAre 10 read
this dcclara ioui to listen 10 such remarks
az may no properly mRto In conncc ION
thefe~i IA, and TO snlemnly con-ocratc
them. olyoa, their oiipr \, their property
Abo all that they hold dear " need DO, TO
tails cause OF human liber,y.
AMI this cause vii tho help OF the
| Oho VII holda tie udlvorso In the hollow
oil II . harG, we will over advance and
maihtain.
TIE FINANCIAL nEPoRr
Chairman o. w. Powers reported
the pri,. tess OF the canIpaiYu, 30 Ter a.
II concerned Tia Democratic party, ~
ueing very sstiaiactlfy anu just beiors
tho cl9se u tue meeting, m sde sta ..
meni A. to tn, flna 1cps " tho state
COMPUTES, saying that notSi,hstanl '
ing the fact that tbs committee was
feputed to ue running "Fifty.
,houssnd.dollar caml ala n" the actual
amount Of m uey 90 Tar expeuuel
reached the total only OF 81 slf 90, an
itumizsd statement being iufnisnrd IN
writing by the chaifman. As the
campaign could not he carried on
EithOut further means, and ne all ap-
pealA to the eAstern Dem crazy haa
0sen In vain, Mr. Powers va. obliged
TO depend upon the party b.
| Utah for the "sinsws ol
WARP A subscription list wa'
then nnd there starred aud total o.
81, 1895 was sub,ofiuod. a hat colleo'
tiou also brought In n considerable
amount Of SIN al change.
Ater ali u wnici ., ID at sbo u the
midnignt hour. the Convention nd
| louTned.