Show LADIES MASS MEETING AT n F f B 1 j hiir vier b fl T amasa k meeting of thu tha iddles ladies of lulai 1 county 1 unity in wab was held in the m me ap eting ilde line im at coalville Co alville je jie cember comber 1879 ahw minutes bf IV which were taken but by pam some i a pa misunderstanding launders g were not forwarded ori orl to this office mrs E 10 of request subsequently 1 reported the meeting gi by postal delay the report did not reach us till recently bince since we received it tha press of I 1 matter through the burton button trial etc j has bag crowded it outland we it in a very condensed form mrs airs S B S richards war called to the chair T bullock wab thriven secretary and bitter suiter boyden assistant r the president stated the object of the meeting whon when mrs urs E davis of bait silt lake read the anti auti poly gamy petition circular and letter ietter spirited then delivered hy by mis rheid um mrs marchant March ailt atit tuf tut of Peo peoa amma aMra Mrs gentry mr 1 sal sai man 3 mrs 11 rs margaret Robin bob bloh mma mra D J J roundy boundy of wanship Wan ship mrs mis M lV workman mrs arrs y S B mrs E davis who rend rena read A letter ietter written by to mrs president 1 I 1 eff eif i thet following was wag then read and adopted f wei Eci that thai wp tp the women members of tho the of jebus jesus christ of latter day summit county iu mrss mass meeting assembled sem bled db hereby 1 enter our n protest against liny any and every interference nce nee with our ons ous faith falth depriving us of our ofil rights as American elti citi citizens citizen zens zeng and andee wo fully endorse the anable and rc resolutions adapted adopted by the the women of the latter day saints sainta in mais mass masa meeting assembled ass assem bied in salt lake city nov 1878 boshep R saimon Balmon eiders Elders r s alma jj smith and tho thomas bullock a few words the choir fews do what Is right I 1 and arid th the 0 ban benediction eiby hiby by aler 44 earah sarah S richards bh wn I 1 arn ma arques ue ted tp answer an swa r an i 1 n qui A y respect reap eding 0 in i tb tte e vall vail validity dt p tho the proceedings a ata aia a school meeting held on tho ad of march lio iio notice pt which wera on the another abnot ino jno eting may be called in the the ban san same Bame y year ear this iq a matter that anyone can understand loy toy y reading rending thelah the law upon the subject ten days gotico is the requirement therein specified of 01 courso course cour Q nino days gays ia Is not sufficient if a ax viks was levied adf that meeting taxpayer tax payer chooses to resist rist collection the trustees truit ees would fail fall hi ti a legal sult suit in county where a paper ia is published li having general circulation the therein rein reiD notice for a meeting for the election of trustees J pr the assess a school tax must be advertised at least three times and notices must also be posted up in tree aree places in a the district where thera there thero there is no paper the notices will answer the purpose hut bui they the must state distinctly the lime ria ala place e and object of tho the meet eai ALT r baere is any likelihood of a difficulty it cu in the district in question in consequence of this mistake mista ke of WE tub trustees they had better call another gand talce care to aa w time for a jugal gai ti gal ariar r there ia is nothing in hi the law mw prohibiting more thau tan tau one meeting of this k jn JR I 1 abr ajr a y ear r e iEst soe foE oliu TURES tub establish in ant af home indus I 1 rica in this territory Is naturally beset by many difficulties in a new country the thle manufacture of various needful articles assumes the character df afan hd experiment obstacles arisa arise which were overcome a ages ago aun 0 in the I 1 r great reat r workshops ork aho P a of the avoid a nd geen seen hindrances and expanses confront n the venturesome eap cap capitalist 1 ital 11 1 1 V or patient lab iab laborer w v ho attempts to e embark lr in an any y n ne NY industrial enterprise bubb but the t avate greatest A drawback home manufactures is outside competition in rn the populous and lon ion iong long 7 settler cities of the old world and if na t v bu business A iness has settled down futo into grooves along which it a smoothly in boty glides obstruction r labor Is 4 cheap and plentiful material il Is easily accessible 1 blea markets are close at hand money draws lut lub but sut small interest mechanical facilities are numerous and constantly improving and the abundance ox skill at a muscle makes the overseen overseer as s well as aa the th e common worker anxious and ande akee afee to A excel el in aguir a new region all thi this is versed reversed le and thu only onnet offet offset against these immense is the cost coat of freight from Jac to this market i over and above all ibisi e homo home has hay tty contend against the vast capital while jho can his i competitors com command mand thousands against the thousands of home companies loom up the millions of outside corporations the theodas odds are aro great and it Is 13 only bythe sympathy r and aid hid of the con oon consumer bumen admer that the manufacturer can be sustained d and business aru aro usually pushed widely apart buying in la the cheapest cheap eai tai market is one of the chief alms aims of df the shrewd merchant makri me did an article says he C abood las lab laggood good in quality and appearance e at ats 18 low losy a ligure as ha I 1 CA can D lay it do down here from the tho mise east or west welt and ill 1111 patronize jou you 37 au if not vuot not now from eom a commercial point of view this looks quite consistent it is 19 of small smail the struggling worker to plead the disadvantages under which be he labors and the good he is ii doing in providing the u u employed it is dimply a matter of dollars and cents of profit or loss in the eyes eyia of the dealer but a little reflection on this sn eject will show that there are material advantages in the encourage encouragement e of home industries that w will ill ili overbalance a considerable differ ence enee between the cost of home pro du duets acts and imports import ff the paid the merchant murchant for the latter goes butof the territory and ita its benefits him in hr common with the of the community while that hat which he expends foi toi home products la hept far home circulation circulations cu lation lations ra good share bf which wilL wiil comel back to hidi him if he ha will heip ho help ip I 1 to create fand and foster a popular i r re feeling eling io in favor bf lof home productions the general purchaser pure haser baser wiil will be willingto pay a taille more for them than f or imported goods and thus thu 9 trader will gain as ds much or 01 nearly pearly ey as Is much lauch immediately as from the ibe bale sale of imports aud and will profit indirect indirectly yby by the increase of busi riess liess anda and ther retention of df money for local circulation conse conee quent upon the success of bf home manufactures s all who are interested either from principle or profit in the building up tip and development of or this territory and community should give preference to homemade goods particularly larl lari if they I 1 are m as good and within a as cheap cheap as those of ture tore and should d assist in defeating the schemes of those who seek to break up and destroy destros home enterprises terp rises recently a drummer from the west endeavored to induce one of our merchant Ef to buy blankets of him to the exclusion of the homemade article offering as an inducement a I 1 reduction in the prien price so 60 as to give the dealer a greater margin for profit the merchant alit decline df stating stati P g he would rather eli syll ell tudhope tiie tilo homemade home made goodstat goods good sat sst at a small profit than the imported at a large profit blankets and shawls made in thib territory of sound good genuine wool are really cheaper than the mixed do deceptive and really infer ipp foreign a articles finished to the eye for a little while c an eastern house has hag been offering boots appearing eq equal u al to manufactured at mhd th 11 big boat at a lower fg feupe figure ure declaring that shome thi industry would woul a not n ot be allowed to exist in completion com petion with the mammoth outside arm firm but an honest boot is worth two ot of the cheap filled and slop made things often palmed upon the public and with proper encouragement men i utah boot boo t anu ana bifid shoe shoo makers ban fill ithe homo home demand to the profit of a well weil as workers the latest attempt to nide ride down one of our local industries is the raid isid oti the F aap trade we have factories in this city doing r a flourishing business there were th three until time ago but one after a hard struggle against a adversity dver gity sity has hns ha succumbed ft it was 1 only I a small concern 60 cern but manufactured noet not excellent soap boap mr hi henry honry enry enty neil nell and the utah soap manufacturing company each make a splendid article full fuli fully y equal ayal and nd some think superior to the beatea beales best test eastern stern hran bran brands doi and it is sold as cheap cheaply yi one kg vig ilami nirm firm which has done an immense business in utah has now determined to crush out these those enterprises 1 and lias has reduced ed the price af pf 0 ite its goods goode that house a adopted the same policy when omaha onah started to make soap arid and after succeeding in IrL crippling the business there mand and retaining its grin krin on the trade soon raised the puce again there is no doubt that the same precess will be repeated here liere if the tha people are foolish enouf enough to aid and abetA abet the t be scheme eme now ovi ovy the best policy for obi ohi our r friends to pursue is plain by pat ron zing such industries aa we have named we benefit the community every local manufacturing institution that can be conducted on nir air principles i provides employment for jabo rt rades for our hand band business I 1 of a general character consumers should akk ask for foe such homemade articles BE as are placed on the market ariu and arii take them in preference to others dealers should pue put them forward and bring them into notice men bierl who spend their time and juad invest their means in home manufactures should not be left to struggle ang single le handed against great capitali capitalists ats and gigantic corporations po who jabek only to bleed the territory and fatten while levie letle we fall it is a disgrace to any a n y community c 0 m 7 to foster foreign ohp speculators e e u I 1 a t or a and starve out its own artisans and A nd such a course by the latter day saints is not only suicidal to their oinbe own bost best st interests but a BID sin a against god and a violation of the spirit and the letter of their most holy faith think WRONG AS USUAL A SEW few years ago the people of this territory were expected to bow L down in mute worship before the wonderful yond erful wisdom of ebel ibel the ji judicial trinh trinity ty exalted by the arbit arbitrary iary lary power of f the jeide Foide federal rif government to tl M 1 l to if idt U b S L judges X d 6 dho for r itah to regard them thern with a anything less than awe or to ven venture ture an q opinion in opposition to theli their nf ya al denounced as aa jeb and arid qa quoted doted A apo of the gantt e contumacy and treasonable spirit of the turbulent t mormons cormons Mor mons v alt ait time and experience aper lenke have manifested to al all ail classes Cass gs af pf the community the fallibility of the idols of the bench and proven that they arnliot are not only subject to the errors common n tp common humanity autar lutar bub but are u I 1 barly prone to ta taking the wrong view of important su subjects the latest demonstration of this indisputable putli thel fact Is s the case of mary G hussey russey hu 1 say vs job jou smith which has been decided by the U st S supreme court coutt ermith Mr mith had the right of possession under our old local a statutes to a it piece of properly property in this city which he tie enort ort i to dr di bernhisel the mortgage n not ot being lifted in du due e was wash foreclosed and hud the property was solda bold sold under decree of court by the LT S marshal mr jennings becam became e the purchaser and he conveyed it to mrs hussey russey the land in this city then being entered under the town towa elte eite law jaw the kight light to this piece of pro property perty was disputed and was decided in favor of mr is r smith ohp was s allowed 1 to nile file fl le on it IT the he cas casa acamo came before the tho th third ird district court and subsequently before the court of the territory and both dour courts 6 affirmed mr smiths title the principal ground on which this decision was reached was waa the alleged lack of authority of df the marshal tona toba ake ahe the sale there were two marshals in this territory previous to the passage oi of the poland bill the united states marshal who executed the process of tha tho courts in united states cases and the territorial marshal who performed that duty in cases cabes arising under the laws of the territory the district and supreme courts here ruled out the latter iatter officer and put all ali his business into the hands of the united states marshal but the decision of the of i the united states st a tes in 6 beugel br brecht e cht cabe pasa proved that tha t this was wron gand that the judicial Jud iclal trinity had made a terrible blunder when this land case came up before the them rathey they recognized the their ir mistake bu tonly toniy to plunge into another which was worse tharl than the first for the only remanded the united states wates marshal to hla hia proper place batby but jy their deci decision sign sidn Inthis in eab pas ase aae e repudiated the acts ha hel had performed while the de facto officer of the court this the supreme court of the united states spates declares was a grobs gross error be caubo during all this time the marshall acut aeta were valid as being those of b an officer de do facto th they e y w were pe i as much if they had been done by him de do jure an officer de d usurper bor yet within the sanction bauc tion tl of law but one W who iio claims and assumes to exercise onn off official iclal lelal authority is ls reported report Fd tobaie it and the com corn hij Dij unity acquiesces accordingly the consequence ia is that the de facto marshall bale sale was valid Tall dand and therefore all right arld and claim to the property held by mr smith pissed to dr bernhisel and BO so on fo to mrs hussey it is curious eunious and amusing ton to nove note 46 the thi many instances in weh ob the vaunted judgment an and ana supernal those who gho assumed to d be b our judicial magi maFi masters terai have bon ben oon oen proven brov lamentably wea an in and re iq margay stupid we ume that we shall no idi loi longer nger be bo expected to wor worship ship and adore ador ethem them aa mg the embodiment of legal light tind and learned majesty ichabod li chab od i j i MRS HAYES 1 I THE ner yer ne xoa yom yoa q graphic ra of margh starch ath contains a well writ written tetu teti a article on the position occupied by bv E mib mis i there The remarks in oi the graphic were p prompted 0 by py the appeals that hava have been made toi to ill ili the e presidents wife en erf the polygamy question aud particularly and by OL two column letter jetter I 1 in p t the he chicago tr tnt aune bune addressed to mrs M ra president way hay es aa as wo the graphic says raby by a person signing herself mrs am arin eliza ellza young asking the lady ladr ta exert her influence against that vastana and increasing crime theara the P 0 o asks are re these persons so ignorant as to really think that mrs |