Salt Lake Times | 1891-01-29 | Page 4 | Tonight's Meeting

KINK.II I'.H Mt.KTINO, We believe the action of fie city council in resenting the infamy of the Illustrated American was just and timely and proper, but we also believe that it was enough. There is such a thing ai giving too much prominence to a scurrilous publication and thereby aggravating the insult and injury it wrought. The resolutions passed in the city council voiced the best sentiment of the community and nothing that can be added at the meeting tonight will reinforce that manly declaration. Hence it is superfluous. Let the resolutions reso-lutions already passed be printed and distributed broadcast, together with Governor Thomas' oflicial report, twice made, that life and property are perfectly per-fectly safe in l'tah. Such a declaration coming from the Liberal council of the chief city aud from the Liberal governor gov-ernor of the territory will have all the influence and effect desired.