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Show ANOTHER UTAH WAR. The President has decided to renew hia aggressive policy against tho Mormon?. Mor-mon?. It will probably take official form in a dav or two in a special mes sage to congress. Be had a long conference con-ference this morning with the secretary secre-tary of state and attorney-general on the subject, aod afterwards visited the capitol, where he invited members of the senate and house judiciary committee com-mittee to a similar consultation. The immediate reason for this sudden movement at this Biage of the session is founded on a memorial which has been forwarded to the President from the Gentiles in Utah, and which will doubtless bo transmitted to congress with tho executive message. The opinion was expressed by the adminit-tration adminit-tration members at the capitol that tho remedial legislation could be secured se-cured before the lst of March, provided provid-ed it was in a less offensive shape than the well-known Cullom bill which was defeated in the last congres?. Bow-ever, Bow-ever, an attempt was made in the house this afternoon to instruot the judiciary committee to report at any time a bill to repeal such of the laws passed by the territorial legislature of Utah as were in conflict with the Organic Or-ganic act creating the Territory. Delegate Dele-gate Booper, who was In hopes that his people were going to escape federal fed-eral persecution at this session, fears that the new movement means a bitter and deterainsd fight, which he charges is instigated by a combination of interests inter-ests to crush out the Mormons. New York World. |
