Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-28
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ROBERTS IS FEARFUL.
d.. ,yboie. Hart In the chair to con-
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trusTIuIE FOR TWO etNilo"H'
lambert offered a suusiluie Tor the
.r.t two suC.ioua. -,-.
'y,rlar-l raise The ro'ut OF order
lathe gentleman cannot rhur tuu-
',ttuie f1r two sections 90 ono TIME
.sstI when ouIy Uue tC1uou % uhIuF
rho cbpirmnn-The chair 90 hold.
,tthi4 unCtufu Roberto, 90 DAVIS,
81. F. the a ior and said lhnt hc uenIt1u
4. 100 heard,
t.yeunsuImIua O. utBtut Goo rACccl Tue
Vyg minutp, yet uuar, Go Dscu eleaho'
.rrth,r the tea minute 49, uach
...r.tp can, under tho rue lu8.
sfu.luI, FFHlH twice.
v4rIaI-ruU. UauuO, Doc done.
UrFsuJs-l say, MI tuulrmani
m.E ttrau bs don't. TO mcmOt n.'
,.Ina uuauIm go con sni hcl mAA DO
.'gruirg. That lea custom that pre-
van. rycfg whore.
y,rnn Cuolyl-I douy It most en-
...IIraiIy aud / challenge the slate
..1f rhu rouIlomau ~ mil'lErI.
r.ufiii8ra were UuC1mi 3 uug0m'
.rall,-lhlv.t. iuK--vhun \nfiau
...u.rI his tuur, saying: "bui / DO
MI dgsitu g. prohibit the gyniIum1u
Rom rakinE. % the contrary, ] lo.
Iretl hear ulm and Will give him Tue
t.. miauIeB due mel VIII ylulI
tvIer under the rule"
Eu#rl=l viii 30 tue rgWC.
Kerr. Wlrumi Wells lsimullanc0uf-
M-SI viii l.
" bue guncuraionr wcto "a signal ijr o.
Grand chorus OF Hlmillr connections
non mdmbuu iu an parU OF tho mouse,
aud thry continued o. como uun18l u
uaN NU RIuorls rose ami said:
uur. Chairman, / appeal 90 you o.
ugg,tgl mc from this raging fJut"
uEuiSs ms srErcm
ANfr lhc uImm3tl0u ana excitement
Iurirutt U this scene had subs'dui aud
rFsir-t uuiet had been restored, No
l.Irur ptlUccdui with his speech,
which covered perot OF iusl one
gouf. anu during which tine tue pro.
nuutust ailunCe fUirucd, except wutu
lrWBs Interrupted ~ the upuinus1 %
.Lr Convention. lnuubstaucu nc saia'
eel VIII not duiaiu you rs long as j
might have done under ether vifrum.
.ttuees. The reason be- that The quus'
sIUu $40 arc proceeding 90 consider has
undergone "a decided change since last
evening DO lar NJ We afu considered. 10
nov presents new phase, / ana "a.
fafm,i that our Republican iriuuls
vent into q caucus llsl might aud uIu-
rIuIFI 90 support, almost uH % unit. tHis
ty.1uugu. FTieuGB VINO stool with
meysslttdny now toll me that pr1tc'iG.
u8n uuI objection are useless, but 10
i6cacc ofin.s will tell you why /
kirkland uulcrslaud 1 should sIli 20
on with this discussion, leaving Uut
lai aside, however, n speech upon
which spent considerable time.
"t shall waive my argument Of the
merits OF the question, because it 10
useless 90 reason with those who have
alitaIy cll.oi their eyes ANA are pro-
tteliug in rusp3ute To a given force
funtl.us 0i the dagger 90 statehood by
tlrh acii0u, / was much disappointed
With zoe report OF the minority mcm-
tindthu committee On election anu
.B1ugt. hud nothing 10 do with
lieF W1Eb, knew nothing 0f a single
vls Or Inns drawn In II; had fash
Tine lI / should have laEen entirely
lIgtTent grO. ads. / only made one
uggcsliou 10 the gentlemen clmpriBlng
ihy minor ty, and that suggestion wns
lgu0red. Had 10 been inherited / shou d
have felt much better over the matter,
have been misuuIgtBt0Ou on the u IOI
% THE vtniiuu, by reason VI tue
T.sla0u / have taken with reference 10
tlH question. That position has been
Que 10 the arrogance manifested by the
majority whenever u came tUG olnBiu'
tutl1n Of tho proposition now before
90. Whenever l spoke upon the issust
% was ut parliamentary disadvHu,
hgg. Updyrtnnd me, / was not, and
um uHt,iu favor o. tho mip1tity report
h., @Hvn Tue majority was uuWiBt
tugugh and uugcnerous enough 10 pre-
vent proper confederation OF the qurs'
llll aA lie merits demand, .. was
hLglly TO be- wondered, with my
deep convictions, that l took the p0gl'
ton that dld. However much may
t.iaaryu with the ideas tug '0iti iu tut
minority report, / Htill wish 90 call at
ltuuou 10 the gauntlet that tue Wura
W this Convention viii have % run
Oar circumstances are different from
those OF any other people; thu general
sentiment Of the population OF OGl
Territory Ia ngain,t tho iuCFeale OI
taxes that viii come with Statehood,
No one doubts that, under tho new
double. puht feeling is not alone enter
aiuui iu the rural Districts. tut II Pre-
vale, o. a marked CxtUnt, IN Salt Lake
Anu Ogden, among a class that Is yrry
uuWrrUus
Next there Is another class VIII,
itar lIu adoption VI the ur posed Pro
lib.llu RTuu'e iu the Coutt tuition
30 iaf M can test the sentiments Of
lbr delegates 0f This Convention, or @
majority OF them, and have CnuvBssut
zoe question carefully there seems q
Do Opposition ~ submit lhat question
20 the people,
Ihltl, there e. another class. an,
lala egEslsls OF disgTuntluu pulluCiaus
lLaushte) / observe smiles pasainl
over the faces OF my Rupuuucsn iticulf
uegauso they would have ua uudorslau,
luht the ID mOCrntg,nrl the only Que
.ho axe diHgruntlgd; but, gIr have 1
nom prominent Republican,,
gentleman who stands seuOnI o. mont
10 'h1 councils OF hia party IN this Ter
h'0iyi ihEt aiturtbo last election Their
were huaIt'burnlngs, disEguutlemont
tlNhlugs aud disie-siOns In their owl
.alks over The light Tor political spells
amuch greater degree tnAu amJnl
lhe Democrats.
The speaker In referring 10 WyOm
lu.l said that the hlvlcatts VI Cqul
NNiagc held that state w as an imugD
pattern alter, Not content VITA th 40
'4ey refer 10 COlOralO,aud iUst, Uut no
"glo klnsns, Laug htuI.) Hp desire,
snow why In tue selection O
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