Show I I I The Deseret News had another of Its I TI characteristic editorials last night a snarling about tho manner In which i the country received tho Evans polygamy poly-gamy bUl As usual It lays the blame I I I for the agitation not upon the polygamy i l poly-gamy bU and those who urged I but i upon thoso who objected to It The I fellow who throws the brick Is not the i ono who is to blame but the man who is I hit is the culprit for making the outcry I out-cry I is never thc polygamist who Is in fault but tho person who objects to polygamy never the pledge I breaker who is wrong1 but the ono who protests against the breaking of I h pledges never the lawbreaker but the on who complains against tho breach i of the law It Is an old position oCv I tho Ncwss but this time itis talien Tinder unusual difficulties 1 u dlfcules There was i no trouble here except a few n complaints com-plaints against especially offensive polygamists the country was at rest ii as regards Utah no ono had any 1 thought of trouljle whea l at once the Evans polygamy bill was sprung sIrunS and passed both houses ot tho Legisla I Lglsia h i ture itp purpose was to stop prosecu I i tions for polygamous living and ii Samous lvlnC If it tr had been approved by the Governor I it would have stopped all such prosecutions r prose-cutions for all time to come In the i r meantime Mormons following the example I ex-ample of Apostles I AposUc Abraham Cannon and 4 Tcasdale and 0 number of others by I 4 going out of Utah could have quietly marred women at will in polygamy I polysaDY and bringing them to thel Utah all al concerned con-cerned would have been I sheltered from I < f prosecution except in the rare case 1 I where one of the parties intcrestell L might have prosecuted And Andyct yet those 1 i tt who called the attention ot the country thos d to this infamous l I bill and explained its purpose and Inevitable workings are f the ones at fault I |