Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-04
GEORGE Q. CANNON,
KARL G. MAEsER.
THE LAWS UNIFORMITY.

The Legislature OF Utah, In charter
ing the Deserat Agricultural and Man
utacturIng society as long ago as 1855,
had In view the promotion and encour.
agement Of home products Of all kinds.
This was the purpose Of the State
Legislature in continuing the society as
public corporation. The Revised
Statutes Of 1898 define It's powers and
state It's objects, and also provide FOR
an annual exhibition Of products. do
nestle animals ana manufactured ar
tlcles produced In Utah" and pre-
miums for the best specimens Of all
such exhibited articles and animals.
The Limitation Of these premiums to
animals produced in this state. was
vlrulently attacked by the Salt Lake
Tribune, In rs usual incorporate man
ner The Deseret News then showed
the consistency Of the law, and its
proper application to native animals as
well as native products and manufac-
lures. No reason has been adduced In
support Of the contrary But instead
our contemporary INDUCES IN repeated
personalities and attomps TO divert at
tentIon from the principle involved In
the dispute about the law by lmpuung
ignorance 70 the editor of the "News'
as TO the difference between "blooded
and STANDARDIZED stock" which IS not
the point in controversy
The value Of pure blooded stock. and
reasons why il should be imported into
Utah, were urged by the D,seret News
long before the salt Lake Tribune had
an existence And the benefits of the
d. a. and VI. society and o. its annual
fairs have been held out by this paper
from the first The superior knowledge
OF our contemporary on the horse ques-
ton has not yet been displayed in ns
columns. and 1t may be that our alleged
ignorance Of the subject Is one OF our
neighbours numerous feeble flights OF
vain Imagination.
We are told that the editor Of this
paper 'ot course knows nothing OF the
feeling which the lovers ana judges az
horses feel go relation 20 them" How
does the editor of the Tribune know
that' And what has "ha feeling which
they fse' to DO with the uniformity Of
law In reference 90 the av-
hlbiuon OF native products and
manufactures? The "lgno-lucar an.
played by our contemporary az m.
question in dispute. and lbs lack OF ira,
breeding which ia every country de.
notes Che gentleman. are much mon.
prominent than any exhibition o..
knowledge on the stock question
II BE- 90 discourage the rr1.b,..r., ,.
scrub stock, and to promote the I'm.
crease OF the better strains OF horse.
thl cattle and sheep. that premium.
are offered Tor native animals p,I,..
Tor imported specimens wou5 nj,
necessarily help 90 Improve our Dativ.
s'oe6 They could be brought ip o.,
ine fair and shipped out OF Tho s,st.
ne1t week Everything that can D..
g'Ned argument So The Trbunes ef
Tort when weighed ia the scales ~.
reason count in support of Tho y,-.
proposition they are intended 20 on.
pose. W
The Tribune seems aggueyed that n.
u''euncss OF the News" 30 ON, ,g,.
The Church homes % the sa,. or.
are received as wisdom" Also b,- ...'
editorials 600 stock are believed AIS 0p..
as Us editorials on religion" just s5
and Der contra the editorial ptt..
ahees Of our contemporary are not tby,
resolved on any subject. Hence m.
anger displayed and "the feeling tina
e felt" '
ihls question, however. Is not one q
religion. or o. the relative values d