Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-29

A YEXED QUESTION,

A YEXED QUESTION,
,.on They IRE "all maig citizens OF the
r.,.H -ta.os over the age OF tWeh'A wv
,'.rs who have resided lu -All = ''..'s
.r ono year next PRIOR 10 sue" ''o.'
uIn' .r,r,.oi by some that tho persons
,i.,,. mentioned boz section nre inc onIy
leon. entitled TO vote for OF aE"'' ~
H.. g,psIiiutIun, ON the maxim lha. 'ho
,gfnt|4n OF one person or cihss N ." ga
r.us.0u of others. ..,tt.,i,to.
..If,. ri,bf DO yutpaI this election m uat
p. .-.nial and the right can ne eNeicii,s',u
..... bg tIu.H Go whom Do iH Et'hlol' ~.
..,rf those who may yu'. - ,,,.,',r
...'I. section cNclu.iN enc sss.
may Doe menuoh'h .t,",. and
l..,,.rl 0thUrs in aho, wv, ,,,ruI,tlyo
ide mhA." and only those inehAohou
cl1mriA.'.. ',n will be- excluded a..
.u elmer t',, fBur profess TO CONFER ll'
DOCS and by % dtlorpnt anu US
rHI. .' '.''' .,rufpIuuaiNu description
..h a.,ttiuad in sueiloh wv" t.,.t
iHlu illt Ia doe ."Iho guhuled
MI. ,i. proposed state, arg ll.ii-
vow ,t....g Who will bo uu3,l iloi
NV. I'D. upfUpusCd SlW ,r1i.U.,.
. f.rao who possess wy t.,
..r. mas tho tOh7lllut'lo.' g1r
rgIa...I STATE. relTit Z, to.o
..l.u. DECLARED oI"',, I.riar.d
lns- 90, I,a "aunNuOd voters ~
nlN-. a'... % anil iu our Judgment
IN. .....,t..n misht DO ru lF"ih'l lNNl
|.. l.I...u only twenty .nho N'l''
,,.iI yoIf. aU. that no cl.l ..h VIZ"
...IaI uf Utah longer lHNu wv
i.' .'ff g.tr on thu other manu- 'u'
.....'i.,r rrgv su dguuo the pNAl'Ii'.A-
...f yafHrs that thov may 'A'i''.y
.rIgHtat and nom olEhlonn @ 4;
... .mI after HlE months 49,
. NAV dUuuH thu right lh ....
1850 .4 li.iiuotiuu uOtwCOu th' a'No-,
r.H.J voters OF tho prupN'l
. ...rIInp tp tho requirements ul
,r. .fIfutIon, including iho l.'..,'U"s,
...ot..raI Iu section two, Nuo.h'I WY
-.... I'D tho constitutional VNNl"gN,
H.u..rrlt. would HygW PLAINLY b. '.
,t'......ra fD whom the Constitution
"..t b.. unlimited ln co.. hUr W'fN., %
Una. .rg Granted boz the Constitution
...rsI.t tu Nuiu they have .ht IiEht u.
r.I. uu tho ratification or fpe'"'" W
lHH Constitution. ..,.. .,... .,..,,s.
rbaa boon suggested that 'ho oAIt'-,
no. Hmuuuad yutUr OF lh' li'l
ID .t.H means tuu Nuturs WiiHlh ino u'NH-
...... uf Utah, aud has uu ioreo 90 Fn-
...r. ANYTHING bus being voters Wllhlh
.6tfHrUI. Doubtless 70 requires rg7il'h,e
s..F.u fHlt Hfpl for 10 requires them go
b.. Qualified yOt fB.n To ho hurH ihDF
.HHIHatuH'I thu qualifications Dhull'I-
..IIU t.r Constitution.
ItsHau.I Iu uuruU boo mind that consul
nIaHa generally prescribe 'ho INNtlN-
.U.ua 90 tho pot. uuH Co whom thr lN''-
HHuuf ihu.r adoption b. submitted lhp'n
who will UJ qualified Co vote nll'I lnN
.IHUU1u of q Constitution, mhy l' huy
rat.oI 60 decide whether 30 shAl DO
submit ssIou 1f the Constitution 10
H.Hu qualified voters OF the proposed
aHtUm follows tho American practice,
aHI d FuIugly consistent with tho
.HHr feature uf The enabling ugi, That
providing for tho election ut the ufHt
eaU officers ut tho yurv election nt
which lHD adoption VI tho Constitution Is
20 yg decided.
j. @. SUTHERLAND,
CIIAz. e.. Day,
IuuN A. MARSHALL,
GRO. SUTHERLAND,
A.. T.. ilINuIUsoN.
EAsIs TO iSNOw THEIR rOLITiGA
slllres-what 30 tho political com.
IIaIl6n OF tue signers OF that paper?
Afs thoy all Democrat?
Richards George sutherland, be.
ltvc, IL an orthodox Republican. Al
10Y rate he passed. as candidate for
Delegate 10 Congress. (laughterl
d0odwiu-Do you believe that when
Congress passed the Enabllug Act 20
blended the women should vote on
,lo Constitution
Richards-rhoy Intended 40 II the
s0meu were given the suffrage.
GJodwin-i do not think thoy cor
fierod the subject In any manner al
Nl.
wins said he was opposed to tho
Whole scheme. He was not = lawyer,
but lU did not believe that the Euab.
ling Act could be given tho cOuuIuU-
Ton proposed,
Nauan said that the opinion which
had teen read WAS founded on idolatud
terms aud sentences. II the c0nsltul-
Non were admitted the constitution
could be- submitted even 10 alone.
When tho Atato government was per-
itelel aliens might bo allowed 10 vote.
That was matter Of state policy.
The whole question was settled in sec.
2, which Congress made tbs deolnfa.
Hon OF who thould vote. The Ian
glago relied on by the other side came
under the head Of the manner OF yot.
lng, With all Difference, taking into
confederation the fact that woman
outrage had always been excluded by
Congteis, the women are ugCOfsarily
excluded. The other construction, Ia
lls opinion was far fetched. He know
mat me own Views were upheld by
many Of tho most distinguished mem.
tria OF tho Utah bar.
Richards 90 ~ the contribution OF
Judge sutherland and the other attor.
ltyt 10 Incorrect, would It not defeat
We Conftltuti0n u tho women were not
allowed 10 vote2
Fhtlan-rhore IL great deal "
ioieb In that question admit.
hlohafdB-Ihon GU the gI0und OF
liulenca had We not better take ali
we Volus-irOm both men and women
-Atop'ng them separate rather than
commit fatal etrOI2
valiant thluk there IL RooI
1eal OF force In that also.
Elchn0T-feietr6d 10 Washington NJ
precedent against the proposed nc.
INUua.a.. ..H.s