Show advancement of women conservative old england is just now fighting over the same ground that this country went over years ago in relation to admitting boya and girls to the bame colleges especially such hiigli institutions as oxford and cambridge BishOp Selwyn baysa nt it ia probably true that if women are granted the B A degree they likely will aspire to higher lionora then he adds it ia a terrible risk to throw into one common crucible the education of men and women women would be pulled down by contact with alie rougher coarser nature of men that is alio old stock argument against the advancement of woman hoed it is what we have recently heard here in utah regarding womans comans suffrage in regard to the risk of which tho learned englishman writes suffice it to eay that in america it has been proven that women add grace to college lifs and can fairly well compete with men the pres ence of the gentler sex is a pronouns cd refinement ture wo mahhood it has been proven repeatedly always ele and is never degraded 7 y contact with tho coarser rougher sex bad women of course make hien worse but the majority maio rity of women are pure and good ahn the latter labeet with men in public assembles and deliberations the men are always more choice in their language and more guarded against vulgarity common observation will prove the of what we say and we sometimes wonder why learned men do not therefore reverse tho rule and instead of baying that women will become worse flay men will became batter through association of the sexes pur women in politics will have a beneficial effect on government and we hope to aee comans womans suffrage in thia state fully exercised locae over sensitive ladias are inclined to the belief that it will degrade them as the old rule holds to associate with men in politics and they may be reserved this fall we liepe all will work for better government ern ment and disregard alio old balsa falsa rule above stated RHODES of a visitor last feefe lard reporter on atie money question him if it was true abt he would oppose sendina auy free dilver men to t at chicco Chic ra plied yea the become a chestnut cueli more than this ro but abia one of showing fihs ihs alood ll are not silver men meb it does seem that the Democracy of the state will not helhe eutell bailing over the judge It bodes who beall fry but such men aa judg jn dd judge merritt and gov west are auti dilver men THE Waa hington post says of the political manifesto it elems to that this statement urn isheM no ground for a fresh assault anthe utah cormons mormons Mor mons but they are catchier catchi nR it all tho bame we do not think that there would be a protest from the arrans of any party if the methodist the catholic or the episcopal church should apply to ita bishops the rule jaad down by the cormons mormons Mor mons there are dobli lations assumed by and duties devolved on the leading officials of the taftt are atto alber with political politic nl or office holding it toiba that it is about time for all parties to let up on the lat ter their earnest dedire to keep their clinch aa an organization oat of politics baht tp win for tham bitor ih n WHEN justice of provo died there was lefi pending in larf cohrac considerable litigation monts were on which cautions were ever issued aud othar business notably an inquest was left the comity court has been asked tn appoint n but fur some reason continues to delay tle matter r i a doty and the violation of il by the commissioners makes them responsible on their bonda for all daras gea done ephraim enterprise persists in saying eliat the prove enquirer is the only paper in utah that Is stand standi i ing out for tariff before silver it to ua that the enquirer has been very pointed in explanation of its position it wants a tariff and free coinage of silver to go hand in hand the one will not by efficacious without the other in favor of making one issue of tho other ft KI r i council winch does not relieve in a bounty or bonus bo a injury dur gnp the next two years yow is the time tor the city to exercise its liber aliby to advantage in case th e projected railway through provo canyon is assured of success the junction should be at this city by all mean for it may lead in time to extensive railroading in tho eastern the state brown is rs ported as positively opposed to any bolt at the st louis convention we are ourselves much to bolting because I 1 we cannot see what is thereby to ba gaind we have full confidence however in our delegation it is composed of conservative and considerate silver men wrose best influence will be in behalf of the white metat cannons proposed amend the indian appropriation bill providing for residents res identa of a state where a reservation is located to be appointees wag killed on a parliamentary technicality it ough f to have been adopted carpetbag carpet bag officers areno gad polica are beginning to ta ke action against permitting minor ain salo oDB the ordinance cannot be t oo 00 closely applied on this score the police will find public sympathy with them if they begin a vigorous crusade against its violation denof the state should remember the meeting of the association at logan on may let that hospitable city it malting preparations 0 o ca bosl gorgeously tl re presenta tives of tha bresg let there be a big attendance WE agree with the salt lale tribune when it bays that proposed brach of the eio gracile granile petern We tern up provo river to park city i a flank cf segius s PROVO should now lecome a wholesale whole tale center it has and with a railroad heading toward eastern utah a great field in opened |