The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-16

lntolerant spirit represented Dy prOnlDltlol
Below will be found a carefully compi
honored by states and the nation, who, afte
clared their antagonism to laws of this cha
Hon. William H. Taft, president Of the United
States
Hon John Quincy Adams, sixth president Of
the United States.
Hon. Thomas Jefferson, third president of the
United States.
United States
Hon. Abraham Lincoln sixteenth president of
the United States
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt, twentysixth president
of the United States.
Hon. Jefferson Davis. president OF the Confed'
crate States. 49,
for the presidency in 1876
Hon. David B. Hill governor of New York,
United States senator, congressman and states"
Hon. William Spry, governor of Utah.
Hon. Frederick ". Plasted governor of Maine
Hon. Emmett f. O'Neal governor of Alabama.
Hon Samuel Blease, governor of South Carolina.
Hon. Thomas Marshall, governor of Indiana,
Hon p G05 OF Of Ten
Hon Horace Boies. ex- governor of Iowa.
Hon. George w. Peck, ex-governor of Wisconsin
Hon. W, B, Jelks, ex-governor of Alabama.
Hon. William Eustls Russell, ex-governor OF
Massachusetts,.
1855 and ls62-4; member state legislature,
speaker, candidate for president 1865
Hon Joseph W Bailey, United States senator,
Hon. John H. Bankhead, United States senator,
Alabama
Hon. Charles A. Culberson, United States sena-
tor, Texas.
Hon Joseph F, johnson, United States SENATOR
Alabama
Hon. Charles A, Towne, ex~ United States sena
Hon. Charles A. Dana, noted journalist and phil
Hon. Henry Watterson, noted journalist and
philosopher.
Hon, George Harvey, philosopher, editor Har-
per's Weekly,
Hon. Joseph G. Cannon, representative in con-
Hon. A. J. SABBATH, representative in congress.
Hon. Richard Bartholdt, representative in con-
gress
Hon. Champ Clark, representative in congress.
Hon. Rufus Hardy, representative in congress.
Hon, Choice B. Randel, representative in con-
Hon. George F. Burgess, representative in con-
Hon. John H. Garner, representative in congress
Hon. James e. Slayden, representative in con-
Hon, Oscar Galloway. representative in congress
Hon Alexander w. Gregg, representative in con-
gress,
Hon. John NJ Moore representative in congress
Hon. w, Richardson. representative in congress.
Hon. Henry D. Clayton, representative In
gress.
A very large number of the most eminent di-
vines in the United States have declared their
unequivocal opposition to prohibition. The fol
lowing list comprehends only small number
of those who have publicly announced their
tagonism to measures of this character:
Cardinal Henry Edward Manning
Rev Henry Ward Beecher, noted divine and
author.
Monseigneur Hawkins of Holyoke, Mass.
ATcSbishop i L. spanldHStg dt Ht Of Peoria
of IOrk
Bishop Webb of Milwaukee.
Bishop Charles D. Williams of Michigan.
Bishop Lines of New Jersey
Bishop Johnson of Texas.
Bishop Grafton of Wisconsin
Bishop Hoffman of Pennsylvania.
Bishop Hall of Vermont
Bishop Doane of New York.
Bishop Fox of Wisconsin.
Bishop Clark of Rhode Island.
Bishop Brooke of Oklahoma.
Bishop Perry Of Iowa
Bishop Daniel Tutte, senior bishop Episcopal
church of the United States.
Bishop Gailor of Texas
Bishop Brown of Arkansas.
Bishop Neely of Maine,
Bishop Donohue of West Virginia
Bishop Thomas f. Lillis of Kansas.
Archbishop Richard Whateley of Dublin, author
and scholar.
Archdcacon Frederick William Farar. English
clergyman and author
Rabbi Charles S. Levi of Peoria
Rabbi Hirsch of Chicago
Rabbi ". S. Friedman of Denver
Rev. Dr. J H Parkhurst of New York
Rev. s. Parker Cadman of Brooklyn.
Rev. Lyman Abbott of New York.
Rev. D. j. Hartley of Little Rock
Rev. Blanchard OF Portland, Me.
Rev. Dr. Washington GLADDEN. of Ohio.
Rev. Elmer l. Goshen of Salt Lake City.
Rev. Arthur Wilson Highly of Ohio.
Rev. William Wasson of Long Island.
Rev. DR. Rainsford of New York.
Rev. DR. Nash of Brooklyn.
Rev. Dr. Lohrmanu of Decatur, III,