Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-11
tyANS BILL CAUSES
! WARM DISCUSSION.
49,, y Means Trouble, Says Van Horne
y II Not Do So Means Hades for ~
Years, Says Glasmann.

The Bill Passed
,,,,o. Bill passed at S''So TINS ,a,
ne b'I ~ vote OF IS to IL as iO''
Sm' p.oob BlllIngs, Chris
Ees-A AMER FRY, Gardner. Harmon on.
t;.ssn Cul,r q w. Johnson, Lam
4 Hitch Hs .nS Mcfarland, McSTesq d
.iiid Isr'' D H. Morris y; w =, VIII.
ap' p1nd Redo, soutr' "''
6 sSs tdsissmann-sa r.,,. Evans
~, si,.-Aston, Barrett DAYS. y h @En"
IN HsmlIn, Holm 1.s M'ohr Phillips,
p G ' srItb stevens, stuart van
4 Howell
,.,oo,lon Of the debate on
y~s IA, cutlery bill the gallery gallery IN , Ins
s s,'a "a. alled to overlooking ,n,s
D Some attempts were maue
!. .s,soue consideration, but they
w., 5steated. and the bill was yarn
| 'a,hs,.S Most Of those who spoke
a., mo,nlrg we're opposed to the meas
' rs Inf Mr.. Mcfarland and Mr. Gas
' ~, ,oose strongly in favor OF It,
s iaar1 o,Ssrs will speak for and against
Il ibis afternoon
BosTILITIEs BEGIN
+, A.,Dg then 1890 o'clock, MIR Smith
~ q motion ,hat consideration OF
,Ss MI swans bin be postponed until 10y
oclock wednesday The motion lost.
Nv Harmon's amendment to postpone
m 2W mis- afternoon also lost Mr.
snib made another effort for post
rHS S Ia 100 this evening, when
sl@ losl The Mr., Glasmann offered
an amendment that the act only al
\ fect marriages which existed prior 10
\ 1851.
VAN HORNE TALKS,
NJ Van Horne was the first speaker
d 80 offered an imprisoned address
81 against the bill, lie said in part:
e when any one has lived In the state
"a FOX nearly quarter Of century ana
4 has received the stranger with friend
"a ship and hospitality Il would need TO
n be colder heart than nine that would
H bring hardship on such an one" He
#ryewed some Of the points OF the po-
IA ;yHmy prosecutions.
q During all this time II was almost
inossIble TO prove a polygamOus mar
rags tof the reason that the marriages
vw Semnlzed with q solemn oath Of
stiey Women who believed them
serss lrs, declared under oath that
ihs fiiAot know who were the fathers
b her babes, Finally the head of the
Nom@ Church announced that the
lfattit Of polygamy must cease, Many
htiItref there was inslncerity. This
tau's vas put into the Constitution Of
ihs State Now gentlemen. | leave II
Y yoa whether Il would be advancing
he Mormon faith TO adduce insincerity
"A Y he Mormon promise. You may say
lhe country viii pay no attention. |
1eleye that the passage Of this act will
ffesaIt In Congress passing laws on mar
flage, more stringent than any in ex.
ktnce, Convictions under such laws
ENould entail Imprisonment In United
staies prisons The rancor of the
Hines Of prosecution has been
& Wiped out on the fields Of battle So
|apeI and common sense thought must
& lend towards peaceful solution. II
Y,oa pass this bin. remember that nv
<'olce On my vote are against a meas
uie when Will bring unnecessary trout
le IN The after light | can look in
~ ine Eyes Of Utah and say in the
|sO.ls Of Macbeth. Shake not thy CORY
~ al me- lhou eanst not say aid
PEACE INSTEAD OF TROUBLE.
AZ Williams said he appreciated Mr.
~ homes fTlendliness but no toot
ala''sn' view, He thought il would
~ SS've instead Of trouble The
ILL.,, s.u saly aiiect a very small ner.
"" y zoe people who break Tho
s,,,.. =. Williams in answer to Mr.
n, M s.. sslu mat such a bill would
mn " !, 'u r, complaints from such
Nv az Vaa'l's Mostyn Owen.
AR. McFARLAyD's VIEWS.
~ nd AsFarlsnd said that he came
morning from the sckbed of a ea .nn
Nm plural wife Of his to defend
Sp S'v y. 'n' olIl iniureY' he quer-
pc IN and make come s Une else to
i frsi rln,3 ''a' i, Since first married
D. if5n br,. 1,s and my hands are
EbW m t",asllg any law thar
4 " nave observed inc laws
b sgls,, ogsamy The charge
y sts tue Mofmons' Of insin
y hypocrisy is absolutely
/, 'i8oNGLY FAvoRs.
aid h 1.s ''sn SPOKE on the bill.
% aO personal axe TO
nnssSl n'' people would never
t'ritooa M, " statehood had they
casing IA ~. meant giving up
n viz, y provide for their Then
a. ~ and children - ~ 'Heh
Essm,ss.,' to page 800 Of the
u 10 ". 70 pear out his argu-
B Which constitution OF the
4 tbs isa u Was stated thai so
lV.eallvH Ivan IN IN force in Utah, "
tsoss ~ exempted from nrn,sh
any pflor 10 . had been living in
a. W s' 70 The manifesto ,b,n ;"
h ssn,is speaker The "Moru. ,un.
I'D thew w, .l nave accepted stat
court gon ,,y'eseen that the sn-
s 1S,1, included in '" "a. Unlawful Unlawful
rI riTsn Of plural wives V wi,hD1,s,
,,, mat under this i !, has been
e q e.. their plural E 1sw people
/, y i've We, IN Utah, b" ives from from
,r.or Unless D. s.. they msrr 5hsy , could
y in (. u ad Lssi i my amend ,noae
atAs ,cla ac.i1il 4 would he y, -.
aas, , ,,s sought ia az r 81 the Nor
N, ' , to 1871 Pa. .ae i. wives
s,l,, ready to Vote for Is, J this this bin
b me- r' 'o,eyer Prohibiting s, r",1
r.sis,s s , wen have have hs u you y. fan
slb, a.l'lSoyalty to SG tbs r,0 Where is
y Sw state in the ,'' u [n,on in it,
4 1 y, r,s,,pondins t 10 p o. her loyal.