TAXATION AND BOUNTIES I 1 vc congratulate 0 the people e of utah upon the success of all our in albon uin their own merits and that none of them depend upon territorial rit orial bounties tor their w continuation 1 we are unalterably opposed to higher ramps of taxation than ithe the necessities of public expenditures demand except I 1 for value reg regularly I 1 u received no public moneys should be paid to any private I 1 person person sr r corporations on the li at by directly directly aiding such partial parti etho th public will be indirectly aided we hold that the legislature has no right under the plea of aiding home industries to give public taxes to private persons or corporations while the public is indirectly bene filed by every house that is built every improvement that is is made arid and every le legitimate enterprise that is star started teI yet to admit that the government should attempt tx to pay its citizens for their business ventures that may dai directly estly or indirectly be of benefit to other oilier persons also leads to the theory that the government should support the people instead of tb the c true doctrine that the people should support the government such a policy must end in despotism ar in in the rule of the few that receive receive such favors from the government