Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-11

strong PArty rRiL aud challenges 60
DISCUSS nountT on thu Stump
Next fall


on roatsombling this afternoon
Maloney, by Agreement with Cannon,
was given the privilege Of speak.
ing fret The gentleman from Weber
proceeded to reply to Goodwin, wins
spoke during the forenoon. Ito said
what the Salt Lake editor didn't know
about Tennessee, tho sptakcT's native
state, would fill lsryc library, llr
haI stated that which was untrue con.
Cvrning 10 while Roberts told the truth.
Cannon, of salt Lake. opposed the
Insertion VI any provision lu the Con-
stitution that would prohibit the Lcli-.
lature from asblsting by bounty any lu.
duHity that might bee Tor the good Uf
the people, The Democratic PARTY had
through ito rruss anu ~ campaign
speakers declared that 10 InyuipI exc
Cludiug from the organic law anything
that Havurs % paT,saushlp, anu yet uy
Ne minority report an attempt usI
been made o. Insert provisions know %
90 uu opposed 10 the views OF the r..
publiCuut. Wnpu those pf1visiou.
were voted dOgu the gentleman from
laws county brought iu "a similar pro.
vision only not Ia NJ large n dose.
The Republicans favored keeping cut
Of the Convention ever thing that
would pfohibit tho Legislature tom
aiding any Industry ,hgt would bono.
M the people. The Republicans be.
liryed that II was not tlU proper place
flr the discussion OF tho tafn anu
bounty question, and thu. tho time
should only be- spent 90 debating
questions upon which there was lab T.
% be change Of opinion. tn. speaker
declared that every civilized govern,
ment gives In one form OF o.uvr aid o.
the Industries Of IT, own county. He
iustauced tue case OF Germany " hiuu,
by bounty, be said, had bu.lt up the
beet sugar Industry until today that
country leads the world In that line.
He referred 20 tue practical working Of
bounty iu Utah anu declared that the
amount paid by the treasury OF Utah
hal been more than repaid iu direct
benefit aud many times the pr,ucipu
lu indirect benefit
Murdoch, Of Beaver, exhausted HE
Ave minutes In speaking against the
Roberts substitute.
James, OF Salt Lake, said that he
would not discuss tho question la the
Convention. IL was the is,uo Ia the
political campaign lat iAil Ia this Ter.
fitofy In every town between 81.
George anu Logan, and was tue issue
tuat buried the Democratic parry dur
lug the same contest from California 90
Maine aud W. In Utah, next fall, tho
disciples o. jackson Guu Jefferson
wanted second Waterloo, hu would
hslu them 10 tind a.. (LHughtur.)
Eluhnuf moved that the mmittee
arisea uu report progress Ia order that
sumo other article might DO taken ur.
lie wanted 10 shut oil party debate ul
the exponto Of Uno,r SAN. GA the
stump next fall hu would Soy 10 the
Democrats, clay on Marlun, %
(Laughterl The motion only receive
two votes.
HeJ bourne, OF Iron, wanted 10 see
the substitute voted down AZ he be-
lioved II wrong In principle. Aypliul
10 his own county where there we're
mountains OF ron anu other vnluaulr
depOsits, II would forever prohibit d.
vulOpment necessary 10 the public
gUou,
Thurman, In strong antl.bouul5
speech, said he diA mol like the iusinu.
lion that tho Democrats were guilty OF
paItlsGnshir. The Republicans were
tisHnship In the Constitution 6y
saying nothing anu doing nothing.
The question, II was true, had
been discussed last fall anu the
Democrats wanted 10 Represent tGu
people VINO proclaimed against bout
lies during the campaign. The cnA''