Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-02-09 | Page 28 | Program of Legislation

I Program r or of Legislation r 1 J v ITH its adjournment o of Friday ay until tomorrow the Utah Legislature Legis Legis- 5 I J W lature his the thc fourth th week of its session Proposed Propose I laws are re still being rapidly introduced many of or them ar arcI are arc I 1 measures the state does doe nut lUt need and can do better without others r it nr ar arc reme remedial in their nature and should hul l be enacted into law Within jP jn a shortS short time extraordinary steps will wiH have to bo ho taken to guarantee that be beneficial es mt inay nay ha have hac c safo safe passage e before the tho cloRin closing th the session their flick turmoil and the haste that IL iila s 's o of gil customary II errors In arranging this program no better u g-u gunk guide can be he beIt I. I It fO found l 1 than the Republican state platform upon which most of the I members rs of both II H House use and nd Senate were chosen and in which is out out- j 1 Jinca the work they are areto to do 10 As a sincere advocate of t the le pJ principles of 01 Republicanism ReP whose 1 maintenance we believe essential the to-the the prosperity of state and nation e The Thc Heral Herald Republican earnestly recommends to members of that I party in the flue legislative tive halls linUs careful consideration on of the program which It their party made for them The opening statement in the declaration r nf faith adopted with enthusiasm hu by bj the Republican state ste convention con r lis is especially significant i wherein it says I. I The Republicans o of Utah In convention assembled d offer no pro- pro I. I I. I 4 r. gram that I Is not bulwarked with p performances make no professions I that do not square with practices I I Further along in that tha progressive ogres 1 c platform is found the program of legislation which tho the representatives cs of the party guaranteed would woul be enacted enact d by br Utah's Legislature and Utah's Governor if the people once more placed legislative and executive branches in jn the hands of I Republicans The TlC honor of the Republicans of the state is in the hands I. I of the men whom they elected to make the laws l and who are meeting 1 daily in the House and Senate chambers Whether the program I I adopted in the state convention shall shaH be bulwarked with performances perform perform- I. I It ances ances and whether I Republican p professions shall shull square square with l I practices depends absolutely ly upon tho the Republican majority in the tho 1 Legislature They will prove pro the party part faithful and dependable or ori 1 i t insincere and unworthy of further trust accordingly as they redeem I 1 lor or ignore and repudiate th the program of legislation thus outlined