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Show THE COUNTY CLERK. Tho focal ft. o. p. oran has evidently evident-ly determined to concentrate all lis batteries upon Couuty Clork Haver-catiinnnd Haver-catiinnnd loss no opporlutnty to throw mud nt that able ofllclal. In a recent Issue It Infers that Mr. Havcrcamp hns rhadc derogatory rcmniks about Mormons Mor-mons politically. Nothing could be further from the truth, nnd tho En (inlrcJr mnn know it was tititruo when It was printed. Mr. Jluveroainit real l.os nnd appreciates tho loyal support ho Ins received from tho Doniooratu of Utnh county, both Mormon nnd non-Mormon, and nothing which ho hns ovor said could hu constrund Into a reflection upon tho members of the dominant church. The Enquirer hns several times referred to Clerk Haver-camp Haver-camp as a ''c'lrpet-bagKor." Now what that sheet's definition of carpet-baggoris carpet-baggoris would bo Interesting rending. Mr. Havcrcamp has resided In Utah twelve years, and over ten years' In Provo City. How lout; docs It take for a mnn tn becomo a pormanont resident? resi-dent? Mr. Ilavercnnip was a property owner nnd tnx-pnyer In Utah county and Provo City eleven years ago. What is the Enrjulrcr'it Idea, of a taxpayer, tax-payer, and If It proposes an equal test on lis own caudldairs, whoro will It get off at? Tho Enqulror's position upon this mattor Is babyish nnd certainly cer-tainly Indlcatos some personal animus ani-mus behind Its articles. As to Mr, Hevorcamp ns an olllclal, hu is able, obliging nnd gentlemanly. His ability and worth tiro universally recognized In Utah county, nnd tho election will provo that tho people do not wish to loso his sorvlers. |