Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

UledniuH themselves 10 make Hulu uu-
lion the rule OF their future conduct.
Wiiforj WerdruF then The prrsidont
Of the Mormon" church. Lorenzo
Snow now the President, and other
leaders testified under oath that the
manifesto covered the entire ground u
polyrnmy and unlawful Cphabitati0n.
Oho technical term for living in polyE-
nmoua relations already formed)
Hon. Joseph T.. Nuwllns. son OF Bisl-
0p H1wUua. then delegate TO Congress.
now senator FROM Utah. speaking IN be-
half Of the Mormon people. dld. on
the floor of the House OF Representa-
lives December o. 1893 pledge that IN
pu.yEamy should be- forever abolished
hy The people uf Utah. in View of an
these promises ana covenants, Congress
rHHHl uu enabling not requiring n
CLAUSE in tuhH Constitution forever
prohibiting poiyglmy The C0nstitu-
t1uHl Convention ga incorporate such
10 provision Nr Rob rIs himself being
"a prominent member vpeIkl ard vnt-
Ink Tor tho same This Convention also
provided that the law against unlawful
ruhhhItHtlr should bg enforced and
the Legislature uf the new State incur-
purHtod the same into The code.
Those were the promises aud the
steps which resulted in placing the
furtyanfth star ln the flag NJ our Union
go soon HH statehood wuH launched ana
thn nation WIS about fcltlnF doWh 20
Ih' nope lhNi p.iSt'hl M"h 9gAN oNl
inl.Hiunltl., nn9 N..l, KY. w
conditions were being restored. To- q
little while reports came 90 ua from
different parts OF thH state that ApuHs
iI.'| presidents OFT STAKES. nNHnLH unH
DNlhs'lIDtH were t'No"lut '.,lI l'l il,l
lNI3 h.i..l- i''allyI. IVY. 'nl' .rl
M,i. i'hlNs Wv piNlhl Nl,.E wv
condition Nt nUilfs hcrhm, nl1Lt Np' ~
more N'Fi ihi nNd in'I. uIu nlN"'. lt
MAH hNl hNn'i 7" 'N.e i."NNl
lh Isolated l',hWLl' mug lulnE ing
flnt nnn NI'. Hri l',N' ivy uN1.I
ih' .hiI 'M NJ .Nr .'uIl.' .,n' 'l lu'
most lnHn.nu1l lnnlrf' ei ~, ,Nlin,
uI'. anu ih'"Nhho.i VIZ .SlA', wy
among me I.iulnf hul,h NIl'IiiH lnla
became the guI. rnihHf lhln lh' 'Nc,p-
innt 90 ih.l INlNF'm'u' I,lN.
lions huN' h..h more "p.u uhu
tenornl the past Two yrhfH than TOT
ne iiio"n years pfrr'. llni 9r mn,'
the vigorous enforcement ut ih' fl-
mundr nnilsunlyF1WN IiWs IhlH, 700
Is08r1s Of IN" ioW of the land and ne
Constitution and law N the state. and
DO violation NJ ihr solemn plclk'h UT
the leaders of ~" 'hufch'
TIN. u,uEuTg CASE
ham ~. Roberts. "a prominent church.
man. editor nj the Young Peoples linz
pruygWYut ErHau uplyglmlHt living
and uphubltiug in the rgputc and habit
hH husband aud wife with three woe
mrn=aWaH selected nominated and olrct-
rd Congressman uy church authority
and Influence From the day uf preal.
dent Woodruff manifesto. eight years
previous. tUI this act nf Mr. Roberts
election I was conservative. I took
tho position that when the leaders uf
tbs Mormon church said 90 the con.
tfnrv tp thp prsaidant Unrrisoua We
prupara hereafter 30 De- law ahIdiuH
rtl5.ua 81 th. UsuubIe md wp desire
y,iir f,rrIy.r.a. .tb,t Do ,yHa our duty
O., rIy. tbau La chance to- fulfill their
t,..,5rI..s Ap1 az. .Iuht yrnrs Wua
tn,,itI,.. g. ,,p,,.i. tb,t th. "pi4y"
az man gf,t.boai y.Ha "a trick md b
5...,,i', ta, ~. r,r,i,,stiop and alas.
wv, r'i..rtI f'tirs mo ar.
,,,,,,t tts .Irst,r,st,nssa and condition.
,t,,.,,.ti.t tbgt rsi,.iusi9p
.,,,t 49,. MO-. t' .,,.- r,.,surinr.
.'",'H ti, t...i.,, a..' A..
~. ','' W. NJ. 49,. ,F ,b,..
wbg ssugbt 4, Jo the Mormon people
good. An insult 10 the President oi
The United states 20 inc H'uNlr hnl
House NJ heprgHyntnuN,a h.l tANe
statehood Co Iihh-cenllu"nea upon
sacred assurances. More was
fa',s s as ss. ; 1a@ % a gs VI .I
] IVY. ~ 49, 40 a. a. 49,, p... nr