Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-11
LIBERTY IN UTAH.

An ANONYMOUS correspondent in
country town clips from the Demo-
cratic organ in this city a paragraph
priuted lust before the city election,
which contains a declaration to the
effect that the voters Of this State are
free to vote for whom they may see
fit. ana that no man has authority
conferred upon him by God. or given
him OF men. to interfere with the
freedom of the individual in the eN-
ertise of his political rights" and for
wards It to this office. OF course
this was 1. fling ut the Mormon Church
authorities Referring to the clipping
the correspondent says: "rhis Is the
kind of talk to have!"
Yes. indeed. this is the kind of talk
10 have. II It is desired TO spread over
the world the impression that Utah Is
Inhabited by serfs and ruled by half
civilized chiefs, who hold the masses
in slavery II the object Is to make the
world believe that Utah is a region
whose denizens can neither read nor
write, and among whom patriotism Is
an unknown virtue that they have no
conception OF the meaning Of liberty.
and that statehood was a stupendous
blunder, this is the kind of talk utah
pHpers should indulge in
If It is desired persistently to Insult
the members of the dominant religious
society of the state ana II the pur-
pose is to try to goad them or ther
leaders into some sort oil reclamation
by all means keep up TINS KIND OF taik.
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that society thht they ure no" iree'
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mopyiae; whose devotion is like ina
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is like that OF the noble six hundred
of Balaklava; We gray haired veteran
who laid among the mountains tn
corner stones of grand common
wealth, and made it possible for pro
fessional politicians and other socia
pests and parasites to exist here, wha
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