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

ur1,r ,rsntos ~ sensation bY calling
Follow Delegate o. LiRE Tue
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DO fgc1nyening this afternoon
aWHa, ui Weber, { Ok the lo8L lie
slIi there was no doubt tut Ine claims
uEIs by lyius AthlB morning with
u'sTeuce Co the evils Of liquor drink.
Iss we've aIl true. Neither was there
a1y dount thu, crime would be- greatly
.t.cued Ia uuw1Eld 10 the mauuiar-
tuTu ami tllB OF intoxicating drinks
were stOpprJ. but hU DIDN'T believe
that prohibition would actually pro-
hluib
Clny DOH not tho prohibition
laWs OF the United States prevent the
H.p Of liquor ~ the lndIunt,
Lyaus-rhst law 10 more rlgidly en-
forced than most prohibition measures
aud Jet 1 do not hesitate 90 say that 10
hll+lu large degree, ~ DO the same
lave ia Kansas aud Iowa.
NHIuT-Dl you mean 10 cay that
Prohibition 10 a failure iu l0WBg
Lvauf-l DO, ycs, aIri 90 a very con-
Siderable extent,
Miller luEo,Igily--l deny 10 Or;
deny 10,
Lyaui continuing, said hcbrllcvtd
That the liquor traffic should Nu met
uul overcome ny the moral agencies Ut
thg community. Al other prulcuBiUus
N,tuo8 hollow moCEcty.
MILLER UEm EARsEsr.
Miller OF savlrr said the question
Di prohibition had had a very hard
chance ior lie In the committees and
BIO was glad TO see u IN such a thriving
condition today, II was a very live
babe, The arguments that hnu been
Tfuluoed thus lar by the opposition
were merely assertions aud amounted
EE.tlIug, They mad merely produced
oIi straw that had been thfrshud over
AMI GglIu. The gentleman from WBuUr
asked % "a UfOhiultUTy law would cure
lnu evil lie wished 10 cay emphatic.
ally That 70 would. lie wished 20 Cou-
tul.,ttuu same gepllemUg'sslatemont
That prohibition M lisu-ss had failed.
" Che enforcement OF the pr1uiOitory
law should ro placed In the hands VI
llu.e who would rec 10 ii8 cu.orr.-
mont the resIflCllOn VI tho liquor trt lllc
would noe become dead letter. IL
NlI been claimed that prohibition
would merely throw tho business
lu'p lhu drug stores anu blind tigers
H.u.l apfug NJ. Tho history OF ur0.
N.uIN'u 10 hausas proved that this
wi could Do likewise crushed out.
HE GIFTS WILD.
AtlhiH plrt OF bile speech Nliller,who
1Il'alF 20 be a most uNCltabis iuui.
NluaL crested sensation by making
lItt-onnl attack on Delegate Driver,
U Weber, whom hu handled rather
te'e.tly TOT hiaspuech against pr0hibi-
N'l Ihlt lyTouOun. "He should Uu the
.n'l hhu In thiu convention 10 make
N't hlul of tqiE," exclaimed the
'Itahrr u havU-l know 1 did
,,s lHe gentleman very full and
warm lu lhc region Of his meek wear
vue night by reason OF imUiblug too
much lIIuuEn
.the Ihalr-Mr, Miller you must not
.I'A A|ou luAt line; you murt r0unue
1olIttlI 10 discussion 0f the question.
DilVer lresentiuliyl--I want u fay
'uS, VIVA, the gentleman says la false.
Mlllef (geblUulalng wiiIlyl--l "a
l,ll what l saiI. heard You ask
WaT-- "'" ''""N
me Chair COMPATIBILITY - You
1ult / eay, C0nhue yourseIf 10 IN,
allowed. '''" W." Ho' 10
ca Dnyer, with Increasing anger, said:
t,IvE'.IIy say Tue statement Ia false"
man's glvel. " Wv '""''
ppnyter-He lies, he llesl
min, t,inehl by this time was run.
esntt nlRh AMI Chairman Varian
'" N1'uIy quell Ii. When the full