Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-15

bs or ,iy"s'er, that this result Il oh,,.
.re5j,''; uehsical one thar esn 1'so'
I. i'l 4'sl to the presence n n, Az Vs ae-
y tHe most loathsome blssa. 'H' s,ata
',l p'5' s.,', l'ct that the disease bss
n tS. ss.D,y elTenchtd In yaTlone r,r,,
~ ,'' a.t'e. The expense ana irii rs's
,".e sI'h business and oihss 800
H. 49, ready amounted % Vac. r ~''-',a
. .,-.', 70 say nothing u he Ios, ~ is'
.- ',. ana hardship byolv.1 ~ t h.e'
.rilly IN e 100, hls not appeared ssb.
! ' '''' ~ a 'fulen, form. IS o1t oft
,E..,,l.das ass Reported 20 Doe hsaltb s1
I'D. 'O.s there have been bu. ,Wantr
y" esalls reported. The gn,s s''Nss
" hsll'h however, argus thst l
t."e opinion Of on those M s+s ,'.., .
..-l 10 pass upon tae question ~, MA. ~
-, ''t. ~ ,he disease walch has slflaiv
,... ahlyl ~ seyer.y, win Ind In bae.r,
.Ils WaAsnant a1l ;ha. Ne lanesr y
,''ee wing 10 tle comparative m1i.
1 1ess 10 which q Dos yreyal5 "A ,',n
nave become 40 dissemlra,ei ~, ~
damage resulting from he rsyersr ,orrn
WIZ. pe incaleuaNe. wan
roy more than b year bitter conalo,
la ts "asel within ihe State over tbs
s'uJeci OK The efficiency OF yaerinailrn
as preventive Of smallpox. ana a..
ttlidi'y as % tbe night Of hoafls a,
heallh TO close the public schools NJ m
Nacclnaied children. On The ono oao1
lhe state board Of health. he blghssi
heal'n authority In he State bas hi.
sisted on vaccination and al ptndry
times when the epidemic seemed 10 M
sIl"ing dangerously widespread uuon
lne exclusion OF the unyaceInated rom
the schools. 10 this position the board
Hds had the support Of the best medical
authority IN The State, and the highest
STATE tribunal the Supreme court II
llah has decided that the board was
actng properly and within the limits Of
the law On The other hand q yery
large proportion " the peorle have
resisted the regulations prescribed In
regard % vaccination. some Of them de-.
nying It's efficiency and Insisting that II
Is a relic Of baTbarlIn and only being
urged IN the Interests % physicians
and druggists and have openly and
perslsionuy fought the cl0siag OF the
publls schools 70 uuyaccInated children
as hlgh-handei and unWarranted IN.
reference with the personal liberty Of
the individual. IL Is not improbable
that the controversy win be brought
before you at this session and you win
be- lmpOrtuned 90 curtail the powers o.
the board Of health and also 10 increase
them. Believing that the State board
Of health has in no manner transcend
ed its duties. hut on The contrary. has
labored intellgently and conscientious
ly Tor the eradication OF the epidemic
which still menaces the health OK the
people In almost every county Of the
State, urge you TO vindicate Us course
and strengthen its hands by refusal to
restrict anr % It's present powers |
am not impressed that the law requires
much, II any, change and that 10 the
health authorities shall continue 10 re-
ceive the encouragement and support OF
officers Of the law and particularly that
hostility TO existing health regulations
viii pass away and the disease be per.
mauently stamped out
/ NATIONAL GUARD.
a wise requirement Of the cons.ltu-
ton Of the state Is that which makes
/ Il the duty Of he legislature 10 pro.
I vide for the Organization equipment
and discipline OF BE- militia. The Con-
I stituuon Of the United States Is but toi-
/ lowed IN this respect f0r by that lnsiru-
ment Congress was given power 20
| provide Tor The organization, arming
and dls,ipllning OF The militia, also for
| lis call into the national service and for
its government when 50 employed. our
scheme Of government implies the nee
esslty OF the military training Of the
citizen. 10 the end that while there
should always be sufficient available
power to execute he law suppress IN
| surrectlon and repcl invasion. the men-
ace Of militarIsm, growing up through
The existence 0f large standing army
might be ayerted. The wisdom Of the
fathers and trainers Of our plan Of
government IN this particular has been
| abuniantly established during The ma
! lions history. and especially within
recent period. The American heart
Flows with pride az the recollection OF
he gallantry u he American citizen
soldier ln The late war, and IN thls
proud feeling we IN Utah enjoy iul
share. Happily peace ogain orools
over our nation, sl3 in the prospects
before our own fair commonwealth
there is nothing to disturb or excite a
| car Yet the duty before US In provid-
Ine for the proper neede Of the organ
IA militia Is none the less plain ana
imperative. No young man need shIihN
M the thought Of a term Of service -
n National Guarisman. on the con-
,rarv II associated with officers Of prl-
! Sence and with comrades Of integrity
.nrb service would and should be OF
! 5Istinct benefit. II peace Is the time 70
Drepara for war, 80 should ne Nno
nav he called to command have MY
earned how 10 obey The patrloue
iovs M country and u the aag' when
yalp,,ary service stimulates 10 tne
hrsast N every rghi-minded guards
- 4, no more 20 De lIkened 20 sWag-
rsrlng and brutal miilarisln' man ~
hearty and intelligent ooellencss y. ~
rrIes Of discipline 10 be compared ~
me- ssrvility Of human machines WIN
,rblch tyrants prop up their ihIon.Ss
,,, ...ei In the National Guara
Mei,lV'. oorsidered an honor ana
/ MIN proper announcement oilo'a sss
and nom tie public II wy n y,,. cav .o.
more come 10 be so regarded ! W. 80.
n IT,, and ala are asked N DTn,sI
W. sbout this desirable condiu'h ~ ,ss
."5 - go eforts are solicited ~ Wy
l. ou. N such laws or such anis 5 -
enay . y, wishing ones as VIII iena "
promote the efficiency OF Wv
forces Fo- more explicit statement q aD Irs
/ ~, N me National GusIl IN ~
o ,p ,s' nast two years and 70, ' srs
ing ", sr,p-oprlaii0ns necessais. en-. .,s
mates ~ .e.p,r,,,sr6atlons looking 70 'ns
other recoli recon- i1.eet of the service AZ
~ mich / cordially apptO MA 10 the
,erti5n Is respectfully m, ,l'l which
lel, emu, ~ the adjutani general "
I nm be laid before you
VOLUNTEER BATTERIES. =, som.
Il vas my ..Ilrs ago to the nlas s ~
length two 80 'Utah had mace ~
cent cen . 5ii p the President %, 't tss dine
in The . war w" vas written some s,,, o. had
ts ,lo ins ssnt forward By mas. ,as and thsl
returned b ,IS 10 longer 3 e. r.t Or
Utah bltteT lltsln the STATE % Ss n, soi
ganI11,, o,5 ne govcr9msn'. sst ,srthst
The ones ... Tnl .t n he palp Iss srdp-
ands not yet lr ,I.sd du,y vim g ,1nr,
9a. ana name had boom, s s arrival On
he very T,'s ssores Darng y, 'ns ~ ia,
those di'' \, lSs ihe NoI .ai,g Sr and