Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
HANLY IS HEARD
FOR TEMPERANCE


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tive Co say that Sc She measure passed
DO would kiu the Republican party.
Governor u0nly told them TO rest
easy ou chat score. and chat he would
r.sf Co. Next clmC the president " the
state brewers association into the exc
c.ut'vo chamber with at che lorily air
0f % man who had been there before
f0r the purpose OF command. Co warn
the governor that this measure must
not pass "By what authority do you
come here. To- dictate Co the executive
what shall and what shall not be-
doucf' quoth thc governor. The brew
on ndrod up and threatened that 10 the
legislation hostile to the liquor interests
was pushed through. that two years
thereafter Doe would Hu tho two houses
adversely and the bin would he rec
uoaled The legislation did pass and
in two years tho brewer did his best TO
make good, and SO did the governor
ana tho people decided and the verdict
was not satisfactory To- the president
OF the Brewers association.
I'm three years S32 out Of 1915 town
shius adopted the law with AZ towns
2s counties and % cities. The present
house of Representatives COO Indiana has
repealed the county local option law.
but the speaker said ne did not know
what the senate would do. III 20 does
repeal the law n begins a Tight that
WIN not end until the traffic Is driven
out"
Gov Handy said the brewers and dis
tillers only use @ per cent OF the grain
OF America He ascribed from % 20
40 per cent Of the insanity, 3h to 30
per cent OF the pauperlsm and 90 per
cent OF the crime Of the country 10 the
liquor tramc Men in Office in Utah
who disregard this issue should b.
driven from Office IN the future
HOW BREWERS USE MONEY.
The speaker told some pointed facts
about tho use of money Ia Indiana
politics by tho liquor men who got hold
OF three repre- seutatlves on their arrival
ga Indianapolis Go attend a special ses-
sion Of the legislature called Boy Gov
Hanly and kept them stupehed by
drink as long as they could that they
might not Doe won over TO local option,
Where money cliuks and honor is
bought and sold. was his Charucteriza-
ton OF sessions behind closed doors OF
liquor men and opproachable legsla-
tors
The plant Of the saloon men about
Interference with personal liberty and
sumptuary legislation brought out de-
risivo remarks from the orator of the
evening
Personal liberty, Liberty is not H.
cence license at its best ls not true
liberty Our forefathers estab-
.'9"eo V 7ODu w. Fieeuo[
ia
th. lLW W ~ anu. ~ Illustrate.
~ 'I''l"t DuliS Nor bo11sa
u gouI toH1 49, ,,,se Al u,,,li5
eFe"t 'ile o"Jos anr ~ the front
y"Ius ~ MANY other nsorI.
W ,,. nave mi. equal IN vour own
YOU tetlf t,,n5 . 49, f,.,1,,,, a., H..
sropt Of vour citv bau be-
lal ,,oI have mo- Igbt to and Won
..,rr,t trrn tbe main street Of vour
cit,, mo "a race .ourse bgrsrss ii ,youll
e1dsngar me lives of others Personal
ll,.rt,, NAV be- LEFT 10 the discretion of
man I'D long aa IL does not involve
tba rights or safety Of others. then Il
must De- decided Inn it's extent by the
lavya
.,1rbere Ia r,ottipr IN this cry abour
parsouaI liberty AS long as nav ac.
Affects only myself. tho propriety OF
that action NAV be referred to me- but
NJ my action AFFECTS other people. the
urnUriofW OF that action can not be-
referred 70 me. but must be referred n
other men whose rights are rsc,ed
This lies At the basis Of our iustitu-
tons" The speaker made a strong
point Of saving the children. the youth
OF the land. exclaiming II want this
traffic to keep its hand of our chill
dren" Then followed an excoriation
Of the liquor traffic that fully eQualled
IN intensity OF feeling and terseness Of
expression. Col Ingersou's fierce de-
nuuclation GOV Hanly told numer-
Gus touching anecdotes OF the sad.
Borrowing effects OF drink that had
come under his notice as the
executive Of a great tate. as we'll
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