Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-22
Utah State Senate ACCompHshes
The lob With DireCtnesS
And Dispatch.
MAY MOVE TO RECONSIDER.
This step n Taken Tomorrow Pre-
SCENTS Official Declaration That
The Measure f. Killed.

II. W. ScNy OF PauguitCh. elected
ON "a prohibition platform.
John u. Sccly of Mt. Pleasant.
Carl A. Badger. the IaW-partncr OF
II. =. Booth. United states district
attorney.
T.. n. IIulaniSld a representative OF
brewing interests durin" Tire recent
campaign.
Rudolph Kuchlcr, an intimate friend
of Mr.. Fred i. Kic-cl aud of Scnntor
HulnnislJ, who said before his cleo
uon; "Thc temperance people have
nothing TO fear from me"
'. 4. Hyde OF Ncphi. who Is a real
advocate of temperance reform 10
decided degree over present condi-
tion-.
&. T.. Marks of salt Lake. a gradu-
ate from the house under Harry
Joseph.
5. =. Stookoy OF salt Lake. Of whom
Harry Joseph said: lie is the man
/ brought forward 20 prevent stephen
H. Love from being rcnominatcd.
/ Love had voted against confirming
| Josrph's appointment to the director
ship OF the Ogden reform school.
Bonner " smith of salt Lake.
Henry Gardner of Spanish Fork,
| president of the senate. who brought
I i'm the so-caued Cullen hotel bill.
I John Y. smith Of Lehi, who only
/ TWO weeks before casting his vote pro-
( tested strongly when his remarks 10
temperance delegation were con-
strued to mean that he was not tenn
pcrancc advocate. his protest being
very similar 90 another protest ut
tered az the same time by Kuchlcr.
/ Hcrschel BulIen. Jr.. an administra-
ton senatOr from Cache county. who
has for YEAR, enjoyed the confidence
of thc Republican party Organization.
These senator's refu sed both TO at
tend the secret Caucuses. and 60 vote
with those who pledged themselves at
these caucuses;
Christopher Burton, Jr. Of Davis
county
aIonzo BrinlSerhom OF Emery.
william G. HOrsIey OF Brigham City.
Albert T.. Miller of 81. George
william \. Williams of salt Lake.
James Il. Wilson OF Midway.
The vote of Burton Of Davis T. Of
record against the Cannon measure
he having changed his vote so that he
can move for a reconsideration on
Tuesday.
II took the Utah State senate just
two hours Saturday afternoon to com
pIete the act Of strangling into uncon-
sciousness the bill calling for state
wide prohibition in Utah. only the
fact that a move TO reconsider will be
] the nfflriHl
declarauo that the bill is killed.
Yesterday and today the senators
both those who voted 70 destroy the
measure IN favor Of substitutes and
others. are home among their people.
In what new attitude Senators Hyde.
Seyy. Seely, Marks and Stookey will
come back 20 their work tomorrow
Is uncertain. II IS practically certain
that no wish OF a constituency would
affect the votes OF John Y, smith
Blleu. Hulaniski, and Kuchler As ad-
ministratiou men, who feel that there
Is honor In politics and that the hon
orable course for politicians is 70 make
compacts whenever they are good tao
teal moves TO catch votes, and then
TO live up 20 them whenever opportun-
ity offers IN delivering the goods. OF
the states laws they viii square thus
their conscience with their voting
ETHICS OF DEALS
The prohibition question IN fact ha.
now resolved itself into an issue as e
whether IL is smart TO make as REL
politicians think them the re- ,u.a'
, weapons of hghtug political battles
or whether the people have a claim or
the politicians who happen 90 get elect
ga 10 office as their agents, To Is clear
too. that this question is one that W ]
probably be- settled outside of the leg
| stature in "a general elect on VIII
some such question as that OF direc
1 primaries as an Issue.
WILSON'S DECLARATIONS.
The feature Of the debate Saturday
was this declaration from Senator vii
| son whose charges We're cut short by
! summary call 90 oroor boy Pr hidea
! Henry Gardner. whose whole course 10
| the chair has been that OF an eAtrem'
| partisan:
politics has become ontangled %
( | this mesh OF the liquor traffic. Certain
| politicians and certain hquor DEALER
| made "a compact last fam for ths pur
| nose of defeating prohibition. There o.
| no denying this Certain men who an
! | n "a position 20 know have ADMITTED
Z / 10 me that there exists such a com
4 | biue. a combine 80 ulhJly tlat "a
, | mon who entered into ID must be- o.
. void of an solfrespect. 4 would ut.c
{ Zee Am of the offices from goYcrno q
/ constable dlod boy members oi an
other political party than to zee Ga
mombers OF my own party elected a
the result OF such combine
b Il want 90 serve notice ght nor
. that ana not "a party 90 any slch ID .a
4 | Thls deal was openly charged on iA
o floor oft the house -
e '"rhe senator will refrain from cast
r. lnr any reflections ON the house az
e w0nI.hpd che chair.
"A THO declaration as 10 dcnl is on
20 / urst positive statement on thia sun
p i,rt: othcr statements have been MAD
with some qualifications and an aNo
F dance of direct charges. As To Wa
j. hoard bv the senators ana me kt
a I.r,. applause broke forth, Whlc
caused Gardner 90 immediately threa
o f,r to cleor the Eallcricf n an
- urthor denomination were attempt
10 SEVEN SPEECHES DELIVERED
/. After the noon recess seven speech'
N wore made. am OF them NJ no paruc.
n .rr color. since the vote just nelol
y rhs recess showed th1t one it'n 7
fnt hlll could NOT nn influence"
.p / lrFumrnt ..-.l...,
fhr 0rst speaker "that the hill is
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