Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

The close Of the Forty second the United States nearly
.nyseyen found condition of affairs and state Oh feeling
the people Of the w-makns and aweniores De
pare government The present notor which has come 10 the
State through the efforts Representative obtain the seat to which he
has been elected sps-thoug the situation tnen
and The situation now have few points the passions and
Tb been elected Delegate to Congress succeed Hon.
william Hooper Maxwell who had unsueeessiu CON
tested INV prepared contest mine also when the Forty
third He fortified himself with an array Of ana'
course prominent mention relations Dr. John Newman the
warm friend had returned to the East no amae
mind after his theological uouncn W ue os a. ~v
at this time chaplain Memorials kilograms and every agency
that platform and the pulpit could WELD were pouring 20
aame sim further Intensity the feeling against the Mormon peo
pie Bills in both houses Of Congress ana others were
tni toward readily to ther touch
This the Fortsecond Congress convened In It's
last session on the Monday December 1872 accompanied Captain
Hooper Desaeelee was accorded the
Of find every incident impressed upon my
with dIslnctness
THE CRUSADE OF 1872
After the holiday develop with re-douoed
ylue From from the White House itself the
steady tread of hostility detected drawing day nearer and
our liberties though all the forces of the
opposition combined attack from which there could be
for us Montana known to be charged
with bitter speech and amendment to the bill for the
admission the floor deliver 1t was fierce and
brutal extreme paaab the majority that his time
was should omit part Of the abuse which he had
in store for the occasion Delegate from Utah he
again took the House by around him cheering his
after his time expired Not voice
and thus encouraged he iary ou'o'u hs
the outpoung He check upon his IMAGINATION ne
reved AFFAIRS in Utah. and he closed with sem
saton attack against the Momons which brought from moor anu
round applause unchecked by the presiding officer The Dele
such extraordinary evidence OF sympathy
when reply His remarks were not listened To- tne interest," was
gone and paid attention to him except
asked for few minutes extension Of time wheh
address The boon of printing the remarks which ne
% m last granted him.
the session slipped along into February sud
made his appearance at the Capitol
the anti Mormon legislation then pending He had been
waited by Delegate from Montana and by
Others sought out the judiciary committees Of both
with the necessity for legislative action
He
he would send troops here and
new bill was forthwith framed ana -
uced both houses There was less than month remaining e %
catching felt eXpeent to have
grinding both ends of the Capitol at once since
resident Of Utah who was very busy and energetic IN pushing nes
with prospects and confident OF
the unusual and extraordinary course OF the Fres
lobby with the judiciary committees was followed
him on the same subject There was no msun
Outstanding that the legislative department would out as ne
urged and would not be lacking gor In
enforcing the desired law
INTRODUCTION THE FRELINGHUYsEN BILL
Finally eight days before adjournment the Frelnghuysen
be known passed the Senate by vote
ready for the action Of the House 1t was
Saturday March, and the adjournment had to take place al
following three times atemp,wa made
Montana flushed with his previous
Of the House. again on and with
speech the retention him real distress He was
allowed begin He and his sympath
notably INV opponent for the seat in the next Congress prone
but discouraged later In the
evening an opportunity afforded and the bill were once
could defeat delay Its passage In e
the features which they called punch The
members many freely Of this and before midnight the e
ects and confusion From such 'ody We
amness of elaboration one might hardly look o patience
reading the proposed legislation Motions TO
adjourn and to repeatedly made and regularly voted
the bin was likely to come up at that moment AT M @
constantly Garfield who was religious man. and was
shocked the Sabbath moved to take recess until Mon