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Show ILEBKK GEO, T. ODaXf J. T. GUXST. J. UUAST. ODELL GRANT, a EVENING NEWS. CO S, 18S4. Illy THE UTAH' BOX rx TUB MITOiaBLr, WAGONS. SENATK. SPEECH OK UEXATOK CALL. i Mr. Call." Mr. President. I am op- potted to the amendment of the Senator from Missouri and in favor of striking uuk m; iecuon oi iuo dulm i aiu op-pto It for the same reason I am opposed. to this bill, and I willthat take this occasion to submit a very few observations that 1 desire to upon the record in rejrard to the billput iuelt . As I understand the Constitmlon of the United States and our form of o(l terized onr order of social life, the; other has had as its essential characteristic the contrary, or polygamy. a uereioro it can not be supposed tnat and the founders of this Government the makers of this Constitution in conusing the term reunion' did notas the template it in thv broad sense opinion or belief which men had in reto divine gard or powers and the "exercise supernatural religion';' as the mode of life, the of observances which they believed were necessary or proper in the observance of that religion : It can not be assumed, therefore, that in making this Constitution and using the term relipion"aud the "free exercise thereof" the founders of the Government did not intend to forbid Congress from legislating upon that subject. It is equally manifest that it was intended to refer to the States the power to prescribe the social relations, the domestic relations of the people, and t2ie order, of social life, and however sovereign may be the powers of Congress to make 'needful rules and regulations over the territory: of the United States," it has never contemplated that these should concern the form or religious belief or actions of the people, or should deny to them the principles on which the Constitution is lorined, and while, therefore, from the must necessityonof the case Congress Territhe organic law of a legislate tory, the condition! of the socialprescribing order and may prescribe that polygamy shall be a crime they have no right to deprive the people of that Territory of the right of In order that it may be An now, sir, what have we punished. here? We have not a bill proposing to punish polygamy as an offense against social order, but we have a bill proposing to and destroy a sect because it believes teaches polygamy. We have an enactment proposing to destroy a religious sect, because, as the act and the precedent act known as the Edmunds bill afnrm, they are the teachers of polygamy. Kow, let us see, MrltPresl i dent: :vi. sec. . That the law enacted by the 1 -- -- an attempt, to substitute the secular before the law of Christ "and the'roo- arm of the state for the instrumental? nogamio order.- - We have overcome ities of Christ, who said unto Peter, them and they are disappearing before us not by our using the old and for according to the Gospel of Saint Matthew, "1'iit up again thy sword into his bidden and rusty weapons of civil ana for all they that take the sword secular power, bat by the power of place; Khali perish with the sword. ' Thinkest our complex clvilizatlan, by the lec thou that I can not now yray to my ture-roothe press," the aclentinc Father, and lie shall presently give roe school, bv the freedom of person, by more than twelve legions of angels." the right of private property, and by And from that day to this there has all those things that make us the greatbeen no moral reform, there has been est and most powerful people In the no triumph of Christianity, there has world, making with our English brethbeen no progress ot civilization, there ren across the ocean the power that has been no permanent establishment the civilization and the en- of the monogamic order of life in the upholds nf th hnmsn race. livhtrnnipnt trust. Mr. President, that we .shall I place of poiyKamy- except by the power of the ministry, of moral persuasion, not ignore these rreat principles: that f intellectual progress, of the priest, we shall not unnecessarily violate the of the press, the preacher, the teacher, right of local : that the scientist, and yet we are asked in we shall, so far as it be possible, con this bill to disregard entirelv'these mi nne ourselves within tne rights of per of son guaranteed in the Constitution; nistries, to return to the practices to sub- and that, the Dark Ages, and to attempt while we nnhold la our laws stitute the power of legislation and monogamy as the only proper social confiscatory punitive enactment to relation, we sn&u leave Aiormoniaiu a suppress an error 01 opinion, an1 error a relation, as a superstition, to the ot belief, a superstition.- bir, xninx preacher and the teacher, to the Caththat this bill is utterly indefensible olic, the Baptist, the Presbyterian, the 1 think it Is a perpetuation of poly jvtemoaist, tne clergymen ui au uc' - A nave , gamy. , tnem. in laitn nominauons. 1 desire Before closing: the brief re shall never consent to make them In marks which 1 have made to submit a ferior to the secular arm and discredit few quotations from the early history the efficiency of their great work and of the Christian religion, of the mono- - h:ly upon Congrcss,by legislation, to i inane ttmie order ot lite on this suDieci. buuiofoctet wiiw-u- t read from Gibbon's Decline and Fall to a opinion. policy publie of the Koroan Empire a history of this church property, because confiscating the religion same enur-- t ment. the same bill we have laugui in it is a gross l superstition; now: beioret wi tins Bame policy 01 shall not consent to a law which pun arm state tne ot secular ishes the children innocent because their bringing to advance the 'purposes of religion, parents have brought them into the the same nolicv of punitive and con woria witnout tne eaction oi that re fiscatory laws, it matters not whether llgion and that law which I believe to it is by blood or lesser penalties, the be the only true religion and the only same principle of teaching, religion and iust ;law. : However, much 1 desire and good order by suppress- to extirpate poirgamy.iicannoi consent morality ' sects who entertain to degrades our own married relation ing particular certain " opinions. the same public in order to make an menectuai effort policy of subjugating human thought to accomplish it. However" much and I will and religious ' opinion by desire to destroy Mormonism, I cannot by do violence to the religion of Christ in enactments, of punitive law wliat is and what Is declaring not religion, a vain and tweless effort to accomplish and what 'men shall; and shall not be it oy violence ana persecution. lieve by either the direct- precepts of the law or its indirect effect. I read Gibbon's Decline and Fallef the Ho roan Umpire. Speakiueof the refen of Justinian, tne nystorian says: . -- eut . , - iiii pi. ent HARVESTING MACHINES. nt, j the-righ- t" . ..- i ' - - i 1 " i5.. v - t't ' i -. M f , . J T i m, '. 4 7' - : 4 government, it is a government of a government of religious rignt, freedom of opinion and action, and a founded upon the principle government of local la ail not confided expressly or by necessary implication to the National Government. At all times the right of legia lation lipon those things tuat concern tliu family relation, that concern the home, the security of the Individual, the security of tneir honsext and of private property, lias been conceded to beAvitliin the province of local Ine distinction of the State governmenu means no more oufunder Constitution with all the s so.vcrcijj i right of legislation In regard to those things-whic- h concern local ua jiely, freedom of WOOD religions thought and action, freedom of speach and freedom of the press, of personal, security and t t private property, , It cau not be' questioned that this is principle of local an underlying and fundamental principle of all our institutions, and that there is no power conceded to the National Government to take It from any portion of the people, away for it would be a strange rule of interpretation either ot an agreement or a con- Legislative Assembly of the Territory of stitution that it should be so inter- Utah conferring Jurisdiction upon probate or the judges thereof or any Of them, preted as to destroy the leading and couru, said Territory, other than in respect of essential objects for which it was in estates of deceased nenutna and in rea. the Therefore the incidental pect of the Kvardlaeship created. The Samaritans of Palestine were a' motley of the persons and to make race, au luiuigoiiu, seci-- rejeneu umwi vy committed to power Congress oi inianis, ana in respect or tne property Fatrans, by the Jews as schismatics, and needful rules and regulations for. the persons and property ot persons not or the the christians as tdolators. The more than once sound nuad, are hereby disapproved and by Territories luut boeu cross had already been planted on their holr j annulled. adjudicated by the highest tribunal of e ;. mount of vianzun, bat the persecution of the country not to give the power to Sf.c. 10. That the laws enacted offered only the alternative of ban- by the justmum Congress ta Interfere with the individof the Territory of Usni or rebellion, They chose the latter; Legislative Assembly ual aad personal rights gnaranted by Utah which provide for or recoirnlze the under the standard of a desperate leader the Constitution to individuals la the capacity of illegitimate, children toi inherit tiieji rose in. arms 'and retaliated itheir . or to te entitled to any oistribative share in wroijrs on the lives, the property and the Territories. , . of a, defenceless people.) The temples of the father of sneh It ii apparent, therefore, that there the estate Samaritans were finally subdued the are hereby disaproved andillegitimate annulled ; rearular is no power in this Government, no rhild of the East ; 80.000 werebyslain. forces no illegitimate child shall itereaf ter be were sold Arab the to lntidels rightful power to interfere with any of and the ity.m) by to inherit from his or her father or those personal rights, and that the entitled to recleve any distributive share in the of l'trsia and Indian and the remains ot that f estate unhappy nation atoned for the crime of his or her father. power of local of except in those respects in which It necesSec. 13. That the acts of the Legislative treabou by the ein of hvpocrisy. It has been 100,000 Uoman sabjeets were AMembly of Utah incorporating, continuing, computed that sary to assert some constitutional bro- - or in the bamaritan war, which confor the corporation known as extirpated viston, Home necessary power of the theproviding ouce verted the fruitful province into a Latter-lar Church of Jesns Christ of National Government in the Ter- Saints, desolate and sniolnx wilderness. Bat In ajtd the ordinance of the as should ot be the the guiJt of murder it ritories, by analogy assembly of the State of Deseiret coul.lyreed not beJustinian, applied to the slaughter of the Chnrch of Jesns Christ of always has been, and as it now is ex- freneral I juter-iaso jar as the same may nnoeuevera; ana ne pipnsrv labored to cepting only this bill, or the Edmunds now taints, l with Hire and sworjl' the nuity of the have force and validity, are here act confided to the people of the Ter: iiriBimn imui... y disaproved and annulled, so far as the ritories. J "v by name may preclude the appointment bv the am interfer tilr. I to oooosed we BOt iov. see, Mr. rresldent, that yet United States of certain trustees iof said from that time to this, as we shall sec ing with this principle of in another paragraph Of, this work beause it is the foundation of corporation as is hereinafter provided. Here is a direct enactment respecting this act closed the progress of the our Institotious. There is no pre the Constitution' that the au establishment of religion. V In Christian religion, prevented the es scriptionofinanv people particular locality are tended to "prohibit the free exercise tablishmcnt Of the order oft monogamy Alone fitted lor government, and that thereof," not to punish the act of po- which we arc seeking to establish, and ttflrhti HrunActlA In. lygamy, 4ut to punish and destroy a gave that thf tniNnlrnl country and Us races to ititutions shall belong to them and not sect. It is a bill to make war upon r from that davto this. to others, but, on the contrary, the opinion, a dih to create opinion oy act Again, ip another place, the historian to declare-blaw what says: . principle of our form of government is of Congress, religion shall be and what it shall not the capacity of the people for Catholic the Jesuit, Mendez, Alplionso and whatever legislation be. If this Congress may declare that of aeeepied in the name hail deny the capacity of the people this. that, or the other form of religion patriarch of Urban Vlllihtlnopia, the hoiuasre and abjuration of comis. is not true his penitent. i contess," said the emperor religion, it for equally is a denial of the for the next Congress to declare ww ins i,iuens mat tac l ope is tne principles of the Constitution and an petent the ; o l. a cirr .Presbyterian religion, the and..the ....... , . .. of uimcimii insertion that our political institutions that the world. To him sovereign 4re placed on a false foundation.' The Protestant religlon.the Baptist religion, swear true his and obedience, feet at reDistrict of Columbia and the places the Methodist religion is not true otter peraon and kingdom." A similar ceded by the States of the V ni ted ligion, or that the Catholic religion is oath my ud repeated by his eon, his brother, It may prescribe the clergy, the nobels, and, even the ladies States are the oniy territory over which not true religion. the logic ami the authority ' of or tne was the l.atia the Constitution confers on the United upon bill court; Willi honors aridpatriarch in this and in the every 'wealth,; and ids States the exclusive power of govcrn-inen- t, Territory so missionaries tneir; or as of District and far churchea erected the Columbia, not can doubted be and there it ta the most convenient stations of that the powers of government must power of this Government extends citadels empire.!' the Jesuits themselves deplore exercised nbjcct to the fundament what is and what la not religion, and tne tire fatal of their chief, who ni urincinles of civil and reliziam declare that to be religion which Conthe mildness of the gospel forgot and the to be declare shall cau for it so, liberty guaranteed by the Constitution gress poheyof his order to Introduce f with hasty a be is uot bill this not denied bill that tioieuce of Itoine and the inquiall citizens) of the United States. sition ofthe.litnrgy Wo PERSONAliliY GUAIIANTEE Hie- - above toWe AV.rtugal. - Ife condemned the propose by this amandmeutto to. punishapolygamy, but it isa A bill to of ancient, which practice.; to. bill Terdestroy particular sect, away from the people of the health rusher tltantnpertitioa had first good to be UNEXCELLED by any in the Market tahe ritories the riht to legislate through uestroy certain opiuions, a out to re- ltveuted the climate in of new A Territorial legislature in regard vive the practice ot the bark Ages aad a new ordination,Ethiopia. was in Hie ted on and request the public to examine the same, before their to their. own local and personal . in- to ji i ng the power of the secular arm hapiiem, tlitKnuliv es ; and they trembled with horror atltlit ion to and institutions. Having in- of ibe tate to affect public opinion wnea me most itoiyot tne dead were torn above we terests purchasing elsewhere. hat which we ant from their graves, when the most illustrious we ' now change say opinion vested them with this power, I""' ;i Vj P" of, "carry a Full. Stock propose to deprive thein of it and do and believe is,i not a correct religious of the Hiving were excommunicated by a ' invest the entire power of government opinion. of their religion and liberty, But Mr. President, the bill does not theIn the detenus rose ; t GALE 1IAY RAKES, C1LPIX SULKY PLOWS,j over them not in congress,, not tn in arias, with desperate Ahyssiiiians Under of the there. We l Commissioners'. stop in pretense but but President, zeal, i'irie rebellions were have already taken away from all the confiscating the property of corpora- extinguished id.the, blood Of the : women of that Territory and leare it tions in excess of $oo,uou, prescribed in two ulninas wexe slain ; in b.'.llie, whole in the field, or to the women of other Territories. the organic law of the land, what dons legions weroi .slahfhtered tavw-nj and neither of the Ca,J tuitocated la theicv Without expressing any opinion on the it dor The great hierarchy nor sex could save from an wim ner; vase power for merit, nor rant, of woman suffrage. 1 regard tnonc We thank the public for .their very liberal pa subject" m or some, uuaiu enemies good, with her vast Institutions of ijruviiuaiuus this legislation as entirely wrong. lint the victorious njonarchwas finally subconwith her Is same. a solicit continuance Mr. ami of charity, great practical That the the dued the original tronage Farley. constancy of the nation of his by servative influence which she possesses mother, . bill. of his a0n, and of Ids most faithful Mr. Call What docs the Senator and which she is exercising for the menas. segnedi listened to the voice of welfare of mankind, possesses a hun- pity,', or reason, perhaps; of fear; and his : , mean by that? l r of liberty of conscience Instantly rewMr. Farley. The original bill takes dred times the property of this: cor- edict' HALF A BLOCK 8QVTH OF- THEATRE, I female vealed the tyianuv and weakness t iof the poration, throughout all the States, in Jesnits. suffrage awav in Utah.On the death of his father. and in the District of .i Mr. Call. The Senator relers, I sup- the Territories, . .the Iitin and expelled patriarch, Protestant restored to the wishes of .the uatioa thefaith pose, to- the act of 1HS2, known as the Columbia, while the great so much to and the discipline of .Egypt.' The monophy-sit- e tvdmunds bill. That right having been organization, contributing of the world and updinrche resounded with a by them under the original the civilization acquirednow its great chanties, possess a triumph, "that the sheep of EthiopiasongIst were propose to take It away holding act, we delivered from the hyenas of the now; times of the thi nrooertr from them. Whether it was given, by hundred and the of VJ'eM;" that In gates sobtary realm an act' of Congress or whether It was corporation ox the Territories and in. were forever ebut against the arts, the District Columbia, ana it Is held ationfta fa4rl Via funnli..i...n given. by an act of the Territorial Le- tnetheir trustees and by individuals for it lias been accepted by them by gislature, of destroy 4 Mr. President, history repeats Itself I and acted upon by them, and it there-lo- re them. Under the pretense ing the property of 'corporations In From that day to this now derives precisely the Same excess challenge re-- t of $w,000 In the Territory of denial !Of j the asserlion1 no moral force as if it had originally enacted by A: no for confisbill the form, provides religious institution, no per- then;, if they aesue to nave it done Utah, the awav with and yon are acting upon any cation of the religions property of the manent form of religious ontnioh has and leaves the other; un- ever been maintained by the power of i petition of the women of Utah, that is Mormons, touched. And it provides that the learlslatioa alone. The Christian re another question. success and the mono- United States shall appoint trustees ligion owes its But Congress is now asserting prac- for of of gamlc order - which is the foundation m whatever form it may be, . i the remainder . the .. .i property tically, .n... i. .i our state is the result of moral ot the riirht to speak for them, to eontroi burthis jauruivu vuuitu j buu uie pwpie religion shall have no control iiasrpnor intellectual ctiiture, of re the sn0ge against the. wishes of the of ieoyle Of the Territory, to disfranchise over their own property their own' ligious tcacu;ng Dyme aietuotnsts, tne a pari occausu ot tuetr luruiut religion churches, their own houses ot worship. mptisis, me iTesoyierian9, ana the and to enfranchise another port be- What is the reason for this discHm-Inatio- Catholics,the.prcachersof all churches. r is Can it be denied that it is the teacher atid the press;?' It is the c I 1 11! cause of their form ot religion : and the II I bill as it stands has precisely , thls because Congress says we have decid- power, of the Christian religion, and ,cQt ft;; Mormon religion Is a false you can not enforce, you can uot create effect, and the amendment of the ed that the and teaches polygamy,- and opinion, wnetner secular or religious, religion, extends Missouri this 2 Senator from, Ph to its teach- by law. It is treason to the principles disfranchisement of women to all the our people are opposed Territories and the District of Colum- ings; and therefore we declare it to be of our Government to atterj.pt It, H bia, without reference to the will of a false religion; and will proscribead-it is & violation of all the traditions of S our history. ius a wron? to that freethe people in these Territories.-- The and persecute and punish' its dom of opinion of speech and of . the conditions of suffrage bekn? to the herents, and extirpate it by law? Mr; Brown. Will the Senator from press and of thought which is the ef people of a Territory States, and if him a ficient cause of our great progress; wish to prescribe the conditions ' of Florida allow me to Interrupt , i . ' and which after an eventful struggle suffrage for themselves, so long as it is moment? " Mr. Call. Certainly. of many between the social consistent with' republican government , Mr. Brown. I will- - state to the Se- order otcenturies, I can see no reason why Congress monogamy- whieh has been V nator from Florida in that connection developed under the law of Christ and should interfere. I am opposed to this entire bDI, and that I And by looking to the public polygamy under the Mahommedan or I am opposed to it because it Is an at- statutes of Massachusetts that they Oriental life, has given in these later tack upon the principles of the Chris- permit the holditg of church buildings centuries signal triumph to our civil tian religion ; because it ignores and by the Catolic Church, no matter how ization, our relation of one wife and no limit; one hnsband, and niadu it the founda-tro- n denies the power of our system of valuable they are? there is then each parishf may own flOtMKM) Qf tho social order ' of , ths great civilization and -of morals to overcome and nations of the world. whether secular or religious; of property besides, Ja error, Mr. Call. I say it manifest that Mr. President, if I had th Power of beeauoe ft proposes 'to revive the Dark Ages, and to the purpose of this bill is net an honest legislation upon this subject I would practices of the freedom of the press, attempt to deprive corporations of enforce, by such punitive laws as are substitute for the . lately Infroduro'd la D,:C.;CMir' Halo Wn'reroam. nbero It Is tor the power of religious thought, for property in excess of fuO.000, but! its customary ami wuhin the scopeof our is to destroy the Mormon UB " " the teachihs of the irospel the ewerd of uonsmuuou tne irHditJ.lneii.. For" .arn,-nlaof of apply t Mormon Church, ' the Mor- fenaes against thepunishment Civil Justice, the power of the secular fturpose csUblished social t ' mon f t y oruer faith, .ot tne oi iorce criminal arm,, polygamous marriage; but jaw to and create opinions Kow, sir, 1 am opposed to the bill, should caretuiiy endeavor not to make by punish thought been tried in all first, because it is an effort to establish war upon a sect, upon an, opinion. I law. Tnat has i. the world Js fuir of it a form of religious belief by act of should send the preachers ot the (The. history-o-f MKcoki not I kTi:t:r TrphB CownanlcitlM of its lamentable failures.;? It Congress; second, because )t is viola- Christian Church to combat and over fsuda full for all tive of the great and essential principle come it. 1 should send the gospel ot proposition to substitute of air our civil institutions, Federal cnrist tnere, wun ins great commisour free instrumentalities the qf . tbo poWer of the State1,1 the and state, that is, freedom, of thought, sion, uo ye Into all . the world and Si.--- - - "r r s ; ." power ol criminal law,) the freedom of religious opinion,! because preaca tne gospvi to every ctvatnre;" punitive, f onGscatoi7 power of the- law, and it it Substitutas an Inferior power for ithe and if this thiiiSrrBenot within the in defiance Divine power, for the religion of power of Christ's religion, it it can hot only proposes to do it not the state the -1 of law: the oe assailled by the iuflnences of our f our Constitution, Christ, power of tne priut-ipeJoint O. Sanbmo: V.7 "T" TT W. c. Eobtox.' tn the establishment of religion; of civilization, Uit is out of the very letter of the Constltu- - social than order to take the place of the there is no power stronger, in confiscatingthat, and I'i'ain opposed to this bill because It Catholics, the Baptists, the Methodists, puuuive taws tnat can aestroy it. But, Dealer ui oJ Manufacturer of til kinds of asserts and assumes the principle that the Presbyterians, to take the placebe-of sir, a ..nave an abiding faith in the it is competent and lawful for Con- the influences of every religion, power ot the Christian religion. ' Its it is violating the very civiliza- uriumpns nave gress to prescribe in the form of law cause l.ww years, tion upon which this Government rests and they have ever beenforwhen Its folthat the citizen of a Territory shall live and Its lowers in underlying principles. adhered to the doctrine of the in polygamy or shall not lire MOW, Mr. President, this bill pro1 assert it to be a logical Savior: "lie who takes the sword shall that If Congress has the poses to confiscate and take away the perish by the sword." nmver to nrefecribe the condition of property of this sect, this church, this Kntli Teuiplo SI., Oposlle ViilVy House, S.J Cify. proposition trqes that freej It isofphilosophically social life It inay prescrlbe either poly- body of men professing religious opin- dom thought, freedom of the nress. however 1 however erroneous, ions, will monont-aniteachiti". or Now, that charitv whirh go religious Tine wk ukrebyto nKspECTxi.T askoukA! tiiat gamy joncsr toprepared they may covereth a muiutude of faults, can not extent wimjn idolatrous, however pagan to any lengtn or at ur place of 1mihum maketocnW all kinils ot FUltSlTUKE. tLI 1 a as em to be Christian come aroUur of Tartoa in kinds alwaj on hand. CK'UOOl. (and constitutional contaet with uneconomic! the limit of our opposed it.M l iHK a spctully. power In the punishment of polygamy as an it as much and a far as others), be iws, mm uneconomical, institutions. A9Ttk beat FVRXITfJRE POU.HII and Ci rAXEB prepared ajd old. their to cause and social-orlit of opinions, apply of .a tr All kinds of FafnHure repaired. . Jobbing promptiT aUaaded to. Give us call and offense against the "iw error oi opinion, rellglOWT or to 'public schools, without we will try to jive aUf action. . over them, X make no arbitrarily communityot a Territory. would sccuiar.wiLnoutiriumphing comconsent and without we need not destrov th mrtAetnioo and their just that. ' lint i layseif S1P and ptamo of btnineaa . otposit Valley House, Ko. 108 W. next door to complaint on a of the to tHe to of over of the them, pretense laws vote pensation o. la government analogy l Box, Citf. TurmiUueCoaiiMuij'afcUire. oO.tJOOjOpeople ; t ; oi isua proviaea mat reai "' """jwiuh: iuc vriucwwH States and to the general current "of that tne aot ana Drac- excess In of J,0U0 held by any estate feat of in thiscouctryffa public opinion should escheat misguided people in the Territory of the organization ci a Acrruory iaw religions corporation forfeited to the United State- s- Utah are following nron thn nM anH should make polygamy a criminal of- and be held by any religious cor- forbidden paths of xenturies aco. 'We fense aad making war upon the opin- real estate : over and neeu not refuse to acknowledge the ions: upon tbe belief, upon the religious poration in this Territory $M,0o0, It it be the policy of the facts which these statistics disclose: aentunents.cf.Jt people.v! car above law that no corporation shall own more the absence of crime, i While I woul I YrescrPad as t ; their; sobriety, than 300,000 in real estate, and It is intheir contcntednpst.tbelrwonriprfnt in. dlnaXlaw of tixatiisnHtorr, nctil it h" tended to enforce mcrdy thLj, wnyi3 dustrial s access, the excellence of become a State, tnat it-- i svsii iil is necessary to deprive them ot that tneir public schools; the absence of social life bUooi 1 1e iaconioriuity to lTvPAnHv? lUht tlAt Wirt til ra TAm r prostitutions as it exist in our t the innocence of children!gres Sud . AME CJHTSK1 TA3IK DICKS ! and convert it into something other cities; in5t rf tkc want-absence of oovertv in anrf i vi ..V' IVlX l than real esute and h h ,? L T,;i However great hnay ba our detestation !; TAJIK . t he i w t nifiTHXIN QUAII4 t 1VII.I WHGIS- X ' - t tner nsear it h 'denied that Ot polyg:tuiy, t Wo fcav oo4 tapp1 of U kada o. let us recocoize the k l AhiX nnt U Without COnHscatlun, hls tri power of a Christian civilization to upon i MeaV--irfupon.fr opinion, r,: 'overcome it ' V the aid of tesevery i rclisfion; forSerno; leA,', : ia fact a Uw virtues whichbyeven i t I . in a .i broadly JSomiUntf ,iw. are possible onlv t.on &nj fur tLe i community the of the liirht and influence cf o""r Chrisof sach .prohit;it:r;; Can tian civilization, Mi! . , , i free exercisepnrroseot , and which wU soreir , ' rriv. i of tablishrret t ct r i"iiujvuisappearijfiiiieiurt,ier a not for but public uo, e propcrtv,a cf these Consrn-strol.'.' V" -r t e without public use and without any ueycicprueDt .uence of a pabligpeople il oplnioa thtrecf, the compensation? pntnc policy aaversa ta 'e a o 3 vf prevaL-'V 'A - t.Wis.jy l'ive ta it 1 '.. it,tr-world, lll.a. lierjry which peraacution and severe throu2,-.ou.l sriiitv..-- l LLcr'rchy as Tit Is iws wia create... t.'s .A r years; r I t j . 1 me iionammsdar, reV "Son.wt ' "i taaca certs ia oi- t 1, was a it as hve hundred W ALL DE'C Tears fjr t laiowa joiycauious . it" 1 an i:ie verv vt;-- i 01 overr. 1 etltntion l C . m i t , tijrity it!t fre c ' 1 HTCl - t. at fid the ci.cf .r : V l i i ctriae . r tJ .- -t cf r. t i; j f t' Satif7 Street, , : i ty : tt3creat.se. t. 2 CZJV. tT :r;tvrlr' : . rer-jon- al ,ti - - 3 U i i . f j 1 J Vi ' V-- j. . r i , - Si. , . .I. . M - . ' . '.' J , '' ! i '111 y i , , . i. 1 - I !" 1 : III' v . K . i' T V ! 1 r r . t - s1' Jo- -. . v J, r iH-- : " 4 - " COOPER BROS. l i ' 1- HV i ' ' ' j ' , i REAL ESTATE . i - j s i i 1 , . 4. SO. CFFICE. LOAN C AGENTS, , - - - i . , Real ; . . 19 i , ( ' II f t . i 1 partiea on xsuluaand'thoruuaa f'- j;. ' ' tloa of TM'ee. Peeda. We draw Mortaeaes, ud Lma, ie" W his, .evtv. ui a earefut. au.d evatviMMUO atau- ner. Mt-u- 1' I'..-1- I f rny y HtJSSELL j'. " ' . THRESHERS. & CO. " . ! i v . - - ,5 I ' n ; . , - , - - indiiM-retio- f - r jj In the ;' . I - uiiui-eesj-tu- Etc., Etd. a2AB3UAGESBUiGIES, inam-geut- s s 4 - - Ba-eUid- - Sanitary .Plumbers. Steam Fitters Gas - S'i,2 . i nr JC3 iii .'lie p - - - 1 ; . . , - . . I rs -- ; - tie ru clvil-izati- - -- on .. '-- - f."","t't s Dt-e-n I'iiirniture kUpMstery, mua poly-gatirt- to-an- y v - . . -Co-o- p ' . ; i Turlicy! r I, Jt ifi r'naset -- 'I' A s- .! '' i buv a WiM tf three"rooms Ciu rwin21st Wat I and aecrnetlM 7X10 the rodt i laid ui Ij eh Itm fruit tne. mi huu-red duiiars of put chase eaa fee left ou 1 ' at m ptre-t.1- uioue) : er annum two full V ia la Iho . . 40O ih hettuor la h:oero, wheat, bats aud bariej ; fiv kindred doi'ars lu water mt at. There is a iaoaa makbintt. horse iwo M hairjw, ou vow, one span of txar. f, ooube art of aar t eat, wsBoiiimu.o. boot lined wiio adobes. ( f two roMJusaud sutnicer ktlchwi, srrai ars heds, etc. a rrr tons ehat.oe- I fur ims wkhiua le go td fardUba. i:-ri.i TXtt vale or wt.l rjcbaoae for City Trc-- 1 Aon or land hi this niint, nj lou kouasun Hiaod water rlabt: 20 g od Vft ao-clo lucero. An opf ort nutty fuc tatce - t $ wiahicg toeovac ia lariuuiay 1 0i Acres of land. 5 miles ami of Davis A..Vf County, Id acres in luceru A aoud or Dairy. t snail aouae pace fur a Milk' uaueli ... f on It. . ... 2 a'ory Atore brM, $A K AfS viiibroomed a- od iiy water i.t pi.hef, toe h u e, a choiue comet bt 9 nam ht 6 full .f eeleoted trult trees, half block wast of hAV time on Mkln Hirett. P. tctutr au .'in t ; u- - , part or purchase ti oo-- y. Feven roomed llriek houe. Vested fejrifSn we-- , betweea t If b nod tirrt prLJKJ Sixth Suth rtreete, staAdee, eartsd, fruit . , : t nets, o;t waur, tot 7x10 rods. -1 of 6 &r'ck hew A :) flrt atory , V-W lot 4il0 r da, FUa, and tooated !) lotto: Ward, 1 bit eaa be bouehtat : a toarg alo; nrre than halt of l urebate . . mone can be left Ou U. O i AAn A Double Jutuse, 6 rooms to each Q'i.XjyjU bou-- 2 stores blab retiie forSUI per month tn teiMu's; U is a rood iu vvsiu,eut;!beK)tl8x7rod, Tib Ward. .'' . Adobe bote-- of. S rooms; Sf nnn Ank.good h ituiiur suiubiefor a ,t WJpe Here; kit 5 lix!0 rods, ou tint Kaat street. Prick do use, Veate anewiriy V- -i JU on First West, bet-- n en f iftb abd rlstfc Konh street, 4 tods east frot.t. Midi dcep WIU take ono awsif d we, balauce j ut mn - !c: 1 ? 1- f a , . . mm.: , 1- -1 - .- 'It '! 1 S iVj I 5 U ! .L e. d vvUU . ; i t3.( A' W W )9ll I Bie Bulidios; Let tn IVarJ, A VV rod and 4 wet s aith 4h V" iVl fiont, aaia deep. ii b use of alter way In eouinaa akb 0 hers. i.;;,;.v,,!;'- - .:V- -t i ;. MM rem h Sout hi tielwoeu Wtu audWttt eus nortecn stjlo new Brick A nice QAfWl aou VJV-"a.eotirattikMt rootaa," o ohm. t&onfii 7x10 rods cjiauw of Land on- ri J' cel'ar, col bfue, baro, eic, mm Al 4 front by VJ rods deep. A a nod tatw rln. Uend m tilitbv fMU bj:wcua Seo. i4andTbrdouin. wt.lbtir a full lot ontkeKifMterntk L near ttee TV a R SliVVl A BulMioor plUWn, K. K, 4t5 rods, uit able lur tt larire feet r i " . ijnn ' j510 rods io lO.h Ward $400 ft 1 ftfi Per frjot for tinl In 10th Bod 30 i tot &'Afifi SOth t rrnnia. lot pd, ?eveoh Ward. 47rfYV Vi Uw $70"j gain. SB H 'M1 If n ' L 'F 'I V .' i J ii 'I 'I Ward. t t t ; . t j . it v . i ' i ( S 1 2x10 ': '''rHHlty east, : ' ... u ' ' &pUJJ joa toedted to 11th Ward. .' , . nice Ctircer, Lot front k0 Pinn iW ra. s tu tout D, T rods -JUJ IP I , warda&aM rods.; A Bouse of : .B' I V '!' i .s.t s. . , .t . -;; and a Let 93,10 Md, 8eyenm ard. Will buy a farae Rouae and a Lot 5, in roo. 4lb) ward. This a a bar WI'I buy Twa Houses 5 Farms and Fnrmlng Inntl. w buy live An lot near ibo kKC Asjlum, two aouaaouAt aad two acres io lucera. - '"tv Grass Lot oa West ftOnfl temirie street, , , 4 eonnrv a llou- - or rooms aod ta acres of v .... ;.- - .. .!.--f-- vS.VI i - As - 1 4- - j . I.i , I ;(.).---,!-- 1 5 ? il! r hnd.ltranlk l fnun lnniM Mlnnk. a mi x riatiea. in xohana; ua t r t cmrth Warti. io A ftftSfMl Ooal'Varm of.ir aorrs; wttk 4000 fru t rwra at d gtapa 0 mmmi ta c tan. ti vdietl lu ouwitar taruitogion. ; u,i, 120 Acm ror Land ever ) tJan. $700 a mr iuMu I r.itt-rt- ':::K :"'i . v .. a ;- a' if. w i - --saaaa M ;'i:'.'.c- . Acrea of Land, aalka Lake City. &1 rW) wl" bl,y l'--e Mre of Land, ffffld T AUMU for Uajern. miles north tf thy. w I ho a Lot 830 rnda, w lb a I 70n VV fftirkfvt hAllb BVn4 at aiitn rrtX a If ak.n Wia' 40 SJJVi nottb of Saw VM way U -- I - t T i ' '. . J. a v ' t j ";:( - . 'H" v'i ir I For IScnt. W MM of B rooms, near TV Si B. o. A . Ba!:iotd,$U it por mouta. j A flirf.. mffb Biikhmt Mnnw sf I kmml tp. Sbtitn Temple street, lor iS 00 per mo itb. ba-i wo rwn-- i a no kb iu on rnur ween rirat and tvound But'i E3 00 rer Twe rooma and ' anmmer kitchen tor 17 00 : flr'-c- - . ..-- U.Jtt prraavctb' ne rutot kair Mock rroea Peaefet Bank. " lven ou)4iu8h ward. Three town oa Thlrdtu:a..l bkMks - 1 east of Can House. 'a - " 'f5 J.,;, y, . - . ! - Tins. jA?fi: s. rixra' or Ati.' t i srnTii f. t it - ., , 1 1 ; ' . PHIL 11P?LE c CO., BLACIZarUTHS, i- j - : iM T'Tt M aod kfanufisiuirrs ef - l f t i ' -if. v " Jumna y y.CAnn, f AAKJ.MA!m Gm e, Jfc p A. I . f-- t M- r ! V PKICZ . T) eui t'l.. - (I r ',t'"i M Vw baM-meut- t ' ' t il v 4 1 i - 1 m it d -- j- i - a:ia - - - t v e, u-f- auc 1tc-:ir-tr;3c- i Vine, tte.it Lake City 10 miles.- The tend la " - , r. sate or winextbaoe. for dt i or: fill Kor fun- - stvica n fartnli m ViuvV - In IuKh sou iaid. k cat- isxptrtr, L s !.( 1,1 :, poh-nou- ' 11 ' ' ' . 1 ; 1 f . - i'. 'It A Hoiotf two rrores and lot lit x 10 rod, Ia4 O jt la cbo'ce Iruk trc t, part e lutebasw am y esa be Mtt u thw 1I1OH. Paid irouert M Mxth a, beteu tioVruth and klabtb - 'JCiirlcoys! Tiirlcbys! , $1800 ; y. n -- i Td - r motiia. at 1 per cent. , IIonscH find :ixfs for "Sale. r e is : yt-ar- - - r' To JiOau. lea-a- , : I i .'tar lienis L'olkeed. Loaned frr otter fir aa tr.t "V fstaus falo ta Inatal meat tar Caean tots ra. tW Bowes feet, 'i.t ( ,jtk it I o JOr to Lean ISiST" Money a i , j ELOCL GRCESEECR .. m h "I i a IT n i. .. -- :i . ! . , ' I i' |