Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-16
~, Howell and Larson Vote
Against Evans Bill
,,rorE IS EQUALS TO 8
u.,.usy Points Out tho o0'r'
s''~ nan In the controversy r
H''' .,a, Of ,hs pleasure FIRM

.s,ora veto 10 the Evans ON
~ sustained last evening IN the me- sen ~
fs vote Of 3 TO O. Those VINO ro'
" :, ,ss,r positions in regard to 'nS
HI y we're Howell and Larsen .as
Wy ~, Wrestling hard with the r 'a'',
n' s.,,so, appropriation bill unu'
90 's sssstor vas fully aroused, prs Is,
es1s r vans called up his bill, NO ~
an' A' a',,h the veto Of the Governor
. g president IN putting the question,
~ ma bin pass, notwithstanding
s''' ,,. an Of the Governor
w y', ,ss, instead OF debating the
stated thas !, Senator would be priv
800 aa u explain his vote as ms ~ na a,ne
va' @,le Jaw words in explanation. The
Vas called was that OF Alder,
o. u .s.,ne nv vote said he. N the
70 easn aa In favor Of Senate Dill no.
nv p siS moi al that time CONSIDER
l.ssr il needed the approval OF 'I,s s
u s.mcr / voted on the measure ~
NaD, nce 10 my best judgment, ana !
v v,..aa seer any reason why should
rN nv vote. ! vote aye,
SENATOR ALLISON
,uuD-when this bill was intro,
WY was afraid il would pass.
@',u ,hat its passage would be
Wa'.,s 'sad IN the people Of the United
0sil"sS ma believed to mean q renew
WV v , sIy in Utah, and that nell
X author nor those that support
W. i, rouI1 make them believe other"
y " S 4 s,,cceeded in passing the Leg.
, wy and nv predictions have come
ns'' ore distinguished citizen Of salt
lake who Is one Of we sns s'p East and he
IA M M, me- that every man and woman
NJ, 10 had met In the East were so
, III over the conditions prevailing N
,r,,s they were deplorng this plll ana
Astounding II, and were demanding
SossilmtIcual amendment so tiot
T,ss cculd be regulated by Federal
laws They charged the people or utah
Il ylbla,lng their pledges, and de-
ranrrsr than FOR implied breaches OF
i,rh and broken covenants made with
me- government at the time OF state
toos believe that mischief has been
dous By passing this bill but that 70
rer cant OF tba sting has been taken
~, Nv the Governors message than
which no ADLER public document has
over heen fled In the archives OF the
s,sts Nav u the agitators will Just
HI ,he matter drop, IN six months the
other rs per cent OF the sting will be
rone and pray God that no such
question viii ever come before a Legls-
lature Of Utah again. vote no.
,rnsra
ho" hi-h new Ii'sn'
It "a nearly ten wears since the prac-
tIce Of Polygamy was abandoned In
Utah. I believe the good faith Of the
neople has been kept, and Ave years
after I'M manifesto the representatives
a, Inc peoule met In convention and
prohibited polygamy in the state. The
discussion In the Senate has shown the
general sentiment to be that polyg-
amous cohabtation is the outgrowth
Of polygamous marriages, which ought
not 10 be prosecuted and punished.
believed In the sincerity Of the people,
ence 10 tbelr comnact I ha,,a,a ~,
oe o, ssn.e saw ,ahs ana .t su'S'lons applied
t9ls state, Unfortunately the motives
y this bill have been misconstrued
There has been a division OF sentiment
as to rs propriety, which was largely
,ne same division which existed In this
sla'e lor years, and II seems that We
gre ho' yet ready 10 accord good faith
70 each otner am pleased to see that
tuna,ss IN this cordItlo ona, ,ve .he ra smio.o
meno, 70 pc molesied, and that he who
aAss w the mission Of the informer
irsAfuen as odlous In the sight OF
g. n'sh ms sentiment has been pro-
uucuW OF good, and don't think that
Any Any msh sil ieel II Incumbent upon
. ~. asaln W ply INTO the AFFAIRS OF his
49,, .a"5 ana ollhg odlum upon the
~. 10y. ! ,espect the Feelings OF large
~. VI .ne people mat this is not a
49,, NV measure and believing that the
s,n AN ~. eonu'uons are satisfactory.
,,v. AVA .u's o sustain the veto Of the
''
J0HNsON's OPINION
q believed vhsr ..,,,.
, Tss o, " that the people Of Utah had the
49,. " ,reuiate their own internal at
MI 81. aaye not changed my opinion.
tss q. 49, S'a'e can yet be trusted, and
49,, ~, we nfh' 10 regulate its own ar
~ saa me United States has nothing
"u0 WIN H. vote in the Affirmative"
KIEsrI,s vrrr
.~ . VIEW
.1e governor has spoken IN no un-
s se'All words He saw his duty. and
I'd ,sI NJ g. courage r e, q his convictions
aapsls once said, The greatest soy. |
i,w y MISE rock-ribbed mountains
.anx We Introduction Of this bill has |
Wy beneficial and we are going
s'hlh The governors veto. II has |
M Nashcial in the respect that n |
AZ @.Tten all over the United States |
rr ~, " hsh authorities are not in |
MI xl'h this movement to 70 |
ks Y y conditions. Young Utah |
~ 'Nn Hklcated. ! vote no.
Llpsr,, ,,onr.
a.. AMEN VOTES NO.
Nj Is ~ wish to say that when this
ELM ss a1 before us there were very
KEYS doubts in nv mind as 10
l,''0,' ! was proper TO enact such a
3 a. have the very highest regard |
49,. \ ,ae , Ella. that this measure Is in. |
I'r va,o, !, affect, and out OF that regard |
4, .V ,sa. Tor It The reasons given BY |
\ ~. Governor for vetoing the measure |
,,sIilssngthened my opinion as to It's |
-'"00m' and ! vote no."
sMoor ,s pos,,r,,,
7 49,. 10 rosiriVE'
!. nave before me the Govsrnor,.