Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

tendinr 10 every part of the State. In
that convention were Jews "genules'
and "Monmona" Thors was nothing
In the procefdingr that gave the slight-
ct Indication " any church Influence
nor was any exercised In the rcmotost
degree.
40 tho election many thousands ~
"Mormons" voted against him by SUPP
porting the Republican candidate.
among them some very prominent
church leaders. while largo numbers II
none uormona." notably in The mining
towns and camna. voted for thc Demo-
cratic candidate. These hosts of
voters of all clnrror and creeds know
thai they c1at their ballots entirely free
from any other motives thau those ~
! r1rty and of regard f0r the eminent
abilities % thr'r candidate.
Tho SAT- Lake Tribune. which fought
iuo uomoamuc nominee with an the
vigor and virulonre 90 iu command.
and commended Tor the election q h's
Republican ouDoncut has neycr ceased
iis attacks uof rwallowed ia chagrin
ot i,s own drfeat To-day % returns TO
che afsault end aaya.
"Tho nomination waa au Insult TO
! efrri HeuiIls iu Utah.
That may have the desired srcot out.
eide % tho State. but here lt VIII ho
looked unon with istlaion. when O. Dr.
iu0An that many "Ccuules" aided iu
! hH ualluati0n ana many MON, helped
Goo 1Icure bio election. The delightfm
v'nrity of the aHfcrtlon win De- ape
nfc0iltr1. The storm that has been
raised against the gentleman who dared
90 run far Congress against the dIctum
% that paper. has been characterized
all nions by similar miuths to that
which We have quoted. and by ihc sup.
precision or Ignoring " facts and nf-
ruueu,a on tho other sido
AZ nn Illustration ~ this. The lead
inu journals of the country have given
placo 10 resolutions ana statements
from different bodies. which exhibited
aa much dense Ignorance ~ the subject
as aulmua against the "Mormous." aud
che Associated Press has acattcrcd
them with lightning speed throughout
che land, but have declined TO rive the
e1mc publicity TO other proceedings
and ordinations setting forth the
facts.
The Now York Herald Of November
ilth, publlshoa a. report % proceedings
at u convention hold in Rochester n.
v. November 10Th. Tho Nrw York
Journal uud other papers which have
published untl-itohcrts resolutions all
most without number suppressed this
nccounL The journal Of November
nh contained report Of other proc
ccciinsa ut tho convention. but ,x-
nunaod the following. which appeared
lea the Hotaldi
Rochester *. Y, Friday rho warm
ert discussions % tho week marked the
closing hours ~ the NTH annual cons
Nnutlon m the New York State FEEDER
alton N Wumen'a Clubs this afternoon.
Ut question ~ urrHrntiug resolutions
tnli. nlng The ease ~ brigham ii Rob.
rfi1i The Mormon Elder has been dis
cusftd between sessions ul tho week.
~ was understood that Mrs VIM.
Tod Hclmuth ana others ala not desire
a. have the subject touched upon. on
the other hand, certain rHtlrai spifits
fclt that the convention would fan In
n duiy unless some action were taken.
A resolution was finally presented this
afternoon by Mrs. HUNTINGTON, Of stcu-
The resolution read. Resolved. That
the ilfth annual convention OF the New
York State Federation OF Wourn'H
clubs, representing 1900 women. send
90 our representatives, IN Congress
solemn protest against the seating of
%. n. Roberts. the Mormon. "a poiyg.
amiHt. ln that honorable assembly"
Immediately the president turned 10
Miss Susan %. Anthony, who sat nt her
fisht and said. do say somothlngi"
Miss Anthony responded,
- ana hope this subject would not
come up 90 the convention. I should
hate 90 see this federation going on
record us asking Congress 60 do sonu.
thing unconstitutional Congress hlH
not the power 90 scat or uuHent the man.
lie WINS elected 90 hla office b. the Vot-
go from hls State. and the CouatItu-
ton docs not glve Congress IA. roWrr
o. throw him out
n think we had better Oct the mon
hEht out this question among thum-
F'lvoH. When I think uf tho double
NNgH The mon OF thH East nrt living
without protest from any one. that
NuWH, 10 does seem unfair that the
whole country should rIHr up 10 arms
because one Door Mormon man from
Utah has been elected 90 Congress"
ANH WHO OF Wen known kuUhnHtrT
minister Immediately arose ana begged
90 diuor with Miss Anthony
II am SURE" she declared "nli men
are not untrue 20 their marriage vows.
Some are, ! admit, but not ull
Miss AnihuuyH speech settled the
question, ard the resolution was strong
ly voted down.
The sensible position taken by Miss
Anthony u that which great many
people IN this country are beginning 20
sec o. consistent, ana the change OF
spirit commencing 10 come upon our
contemporaries of the press. we ro-
gard az a sign that they Will. before
long, be- ready 10 present the truth. ana
90 abrolye the Mormon" Church from
its alleged convection with the Roberts
election and direction of the political
analra OF the state or Utah.
TINS SETTLES N.