| Show LIBELING LEGISLATORS I Hoses wrote Thou shalt not steal I I That was law Had some scurvy scrub I cf the time taken that commandment ind applied It to 3 neighbor with the coupled insinuation that it was cx Pfssly mt < nt to cover his conduct the application the innuendo would haven b have-n liliflou bo it is with a morning contemporary I contempo-rary When it quotes President CanTons Can-Tons sc mon on bribery delivered three yeS ago it meets the hearty approval of every senatorial candidate as The Hrald has reason to believe and that uf every member of the legislature legis-lature as well But when It says that those refer eates to bribetaking apply to the present pres-ent legislature when I says that the condition foreshadowed by Apostle I iann m has come the Tribune deliberately delib-erately and intentionally libels every niember > rf the Third state ifgislature In glaring headlines over manufactured I manufac-tured sfxiaJs the Tribune has charged the corrupt use of money in the present exit leRiMciture Jiy hId ing a false construction upon p ivue correspondence obtained sur riji > ttiously and by making an unwarranted ranted implication of a sermon the Tribune has sought to create the Impression Im-pression here and elsewhere that the members of this legislature are corruptible ruptible In eel y imaginable way the Tribune ha triel to blacken the name of the state the reputation of her legislators and th ° character of men who aspire to I i senatorial honors Di members of the legislature regard I I the Tribune as being to insignificant M receive a public rebuke at their hands I Or do they intend to remain silent a hue the inudslinger adds the charge of official corruption to the category he ha sent out a an advertisement of I Utah Again we ask What are the legislate legisla-te s going to do about It |
