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Show * THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, : SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, 19, 1907. Utah, Mormon and. disqualified, who SPEECH . k t t j : , At the Was aor expected by ~ ° of that protestants polygamous , this likewise! refrains} marriages, but a the be large worldly affairs being for. rhe is shown| against Mormons, of] is not prophets and yan rEaa eS : it Christian de or Jewish of sect d quiry en left United States From the State of and 0 Utah. at research ussiduous not one in-|numberless case has|of state. massacres heretics-these churches, or are are and not slaughter held to require ‘ ews. ee Other claims of disloyalty of the Mor-| It has been frequently said that Sen-- mon church are founded upon certain|atoer Smoot should be expelled from the features of the endowment ceremonies! senate In order to pe the see and upon the contention that candidates the American ho I do not see sevutors &fess by this act authorized kindred modern heresies|ask us to deprive Utah of her senatorial] been ae choice unless they.are proven to be true.) It would seem in respect of charges they have created. cease e of pais ke ea ul and to deny ann exercise full exercise} pares arent auibas ae Gano t aaieod a e fig fr éecclesiastical. body. whose doc-| > the né al power over national af- trines are publicly promulgated ratified by a vote of the whole con- les gregation or convention of its members, || lic agen ot ahs en," i i no i. Epindipe as in de wow only be attained under] of this nature that they could be easily | the American Constitutiea when. each! and overwhelmingly proven, if true, be-| f the dual sovereigniies within itsSleause a ‘ of the nature of the offense and sphere exerts its powers to the ut-} the publicity rat would be ineident oj most limits for the he public weal; wwheoe i sc issi 1 vublle wea as the states and the artificial bodice hogan tases k ; 40) the lavalty act stated the terms upon which Utah v 7 would be admitted into the Union, advaivesan and ot constitutional constructio dar $.De eigetion ofshuman itherty protected in his of ours individual religious be- ee divine "tle thein Tins: the right to disobey reveelatio given to the of the Mormon church any|other head hand, of|avall that) its his him members)lileves religious asa submitted to| the law , , law| , primary) Senator, it is belief protection if possible that will he sly says, merely. Smoot he The aneFirst,. lous a - person that' eopl Bee pee pérfect sentiment shall ao , inbubits 1 a ot aE9 needs = or property oa geet at nis or} : her mode of religious worship: \. ate ek t mo © n rs modern = condi*tons= assaults repunic Provld- upon ; olibbe d eto Their } and demu-|i foundations the for political rogues = sehenevar ‘the erie of the are there that F concludes s was imposed uvon her voc able ordinance it was providing the irre-| ous. for perfect] sentiment marriages and|is to It is an to easy step taken, because take the next represent the equal state of U tah in Sia the senate.him The askedof to expel and senate depriveis thenowstate one of its votes arbitrarily. -Can it do} ie . a ' : but} the power, has It has so? onlym Certainly as: congress power to refuse all appropriations taces.Bo or ee the senate sen to senate "A after rati eR tacton eee dispassionately eo f iG the first COHL to s ‘ one an oe f ise aacritne step might who those of three tests t een pore e its Deaths S be to the senate lies in the I rend I that for the » upon examination of the quote Chureh Articles an] Also from the|a be He hele Fiat :Smoot, ‘ and why? , pelled for believing ‘in the Mormon ex-/a re- ligion. ex- The irrevocable man aceused a of crime; it should and I believe that two-thirds vote to re-|and it does re-| eject a sen-| : from his position of honor and| Senator | power, to which he has been elected by el senato the should sut and ordinance state. sovere a The simple constitutional nis of unite atfen do The of Doctrines in for of the 7 reason. the : being s . Mormon He should vindication a of rasta rtain Cone. member ee : not or officer requirements & of fact eastly for : ee a9 cas » be expellec I! Utah's law, Properly enough, tional, p a violated] couiq ; wan oly-| Mormons continuing : ; J , pol | relations with Senator Smoot's/ i attach itself to Coula attach Whether or of age, Meee,had been he an issue ne e | conscience, erty Je no feeling] as Faith. and t the law men nee For meet then, should a and Utah be depriy a of = seers atorial law acainst 7 cable to: est del and ing the action of If I were asked polyUtah Ba irks Tt hic ove state, and w then now the hele to the Union of states] admitted was she there ' would ‘and that ae t was known es a OM sen pinegedt ahoulditha senate |te 5 to prescri no moral ry i ae Tas Shh Rae Q aah st f far. nO AG of. as officers. of. n} . Second... them does. not chastise' them|fecting a require ra omic sere a of its members, qualifications the of majority of the senate can dete p08 whether. or nota senator posse them The' Cons stlee tis also provides that the senate may, with the concur-| a member. expel two- thirds, of rence be punishe d at le ow elec-|qduet his of time the saan and connives ae It this will Mr, %@"c®, and, ane e|senerally ou paca by and construction its chosen allowing right the reason. upon insiat them for any It-is and]onee. of senators, selection a acc ordingly; and 3 or riseseon ae eh whate theory PenareS | Row Siic the ‘the be contention the sole ae man so they to It might when thus a e : cor- nat ie corect. be a commanded -you..to that corect? Of the 3a if they and a the essential the will fact By of the Deity as yee eee in y that rather ofé t crime, tity, on Oe OF offensive gross immor- and apropriers as Is a erate st F unt. !)cleties 0 ee ensrighHet. o havea disorderly for hers the} Armenian, : cha ) theocr: ot - tne Mormon do not belleve erie afha s authority orld'srty ‘| prope won taps of any they to I then himself a to 2s fittonally steps ray Py the this h to : the to approve she will be the fi when ¢ onsequéntly 1 uv senator of is the «not qualified United to she|a senator. un-| dictates of Mr. his Smoot church last t tion, States take into to sit| account would rather obey than established to acquiesce olved in to add! wer rights of es Paneue 4 ‘ai alifications of G *Constitu tional Republican' the} em- ; ae the hand, Mormon ZIRE If, church and jt F willj lead 1 to Senator vindleation, and = the aRavee> indicated, lete ee conclus aes ion ie : not} pone f Sou Hag the dile coke‘home It the chureh the demands, 5 as «expulsion eee nee that Sena y violating ; ticket undertake : Home} would, because being i ; « ; eat Set NORErerice: for ie C as to the propriety It is beak. shown with ‘that. tt Dee maining produce +r ow ar Berean Ot i , i taken the oath have to required were not 1) take any oath Hepa Se : polis : Wh week. Se will against any it, and the state} (vol. 1, pp. 436-437, 744; vol. 2, pp. aout be corer i a . elven date Den Cine beginning to Ss May go:on ° the niet re Enrico. that instructions had been sent] Washington dis attor-! ston to the > district with was not that who hewere living to ininterfere polygamous! from eo ela wives yates = aaD they ao ne had it with taken. thelr|arms O71 de oe of |land s, , appointed reporter of Nevada. This" 4 ° |. lat oe ‘ 34 Sy, : not 4 ey ae 1, claim will ane the and danger ayer : oath, rs Ai the defense a a ERO es UState 00 ae sta in pre-| | makes ed States the for In of time = | ; he constitution os ie Reporter. Court Supreme D_- Finch, Feb, 18-James Newof Senator secretary ae ieWashington, 7 nor was it Shown that any :erson ever] he admits today the story that he gave the tip "fe , which money , could be had rs attempted9 | stewart one who any y Spec heard of any stock. howie mining of a certaip outhowever, of] made hand, ths Mormons the other |jt. Utah Qn have enthusiastically. taken up tee does no manifesto , and a It was same way de a t}) had if the before with lealPetes given| cis ely the bate i ev wreaking : Car- Mining Lucky Finch, D. Made oe ee fo'ba ‘a be ig the danse a he kha aust dtte hhnself ino * tour ce aor ae Bee AY: wan at oe Gadske, Marie sehen' Be reed prear. lean espe ihere|James Coen eee con ; ts uso, Andreas Dippel, = Antonio Scottl, Anton Van Rooy, Robert Blas and Pol Plan- 759, 773, that testiffed have OR 168: Se oe eee Many earth." the of adoption the ithe ee 2 Shte py oe Omaha, St. Paul, tara Minnea: ee De a anc Pittsburg, Lol 1 S. one fe: Soe aes Sere hignca on aweeae , at, ma te. Bk c Pane e s ;City, Sthes have Meee stated that they | ; ia not | acraldine take wi OTs ‘or. » emus 7 et of] person or : any country , or ~ rove goverainent 2¢\-chureh | or kingcyum or any thing of the Ikind matte ‘peclbs "March three both in Washington. . " wi Ser performances "| oblizition or obligation NG Itallan section will Nenunbre mathe in: Boston. for one, SUEY, FORE SECON AUS ate ee: ‘Met et Pinbe week }lowing cereit na Wha . an ttn who arc those offi-|to pray.to God to avenge the death of beein ec singers JE tue ae law. of the| the prophets upon this nation. ‘This fs], ; oe Wiah 28 the er ea 1d cone <0 ace describe ee lel is) S The French and Se cons ay te nights w ve certainty, what that obiigaIt was ; delivered orally, gs and " P Sepia > claimed of ‘sha Conreid to Present Opera on 2 Bie 5 American Tour. York, Feb. 18 areaif oan c @ onere? Sane tay the but that church°- whoAciehavetao atten Mirth one "SALOME" WILL BE SU New. of his ee OR sanction - politicians by to Heinrich raais ex been honor " OIE -reeard: to the endowment or cath of vengeance us those f+ ing was to : had Be Eaicb of éé t {t would be neces-| to.that coraminidate Cerin é = charge of the Methodist ee Saas ltsoe,ce ue oonedsdt hae not ac-! rela-| ore was no. © committee disposition ‘(2-887 ve pare or ths prosecutors or on the part of the ople te complain, and that his mitdetotends lawleave| ine oa would > 4 hundreds were living in open death th hets 1 upon an this s naprophets of .of the ea i of peen : polygamy, there were scareely an A In In view vi : pe ! ae e ac t-that it is s Al= tion. a prosecutions (3-709). Judge McCart 5 God wl wreak lhiseven-o oO- was at that time assistant Unite - mighty By 2 1f God 4) ever" to one for convention... Justice this incide nt in his Utah, hold ofdegree of Is aly on. was. nation weed. ; Soe he a pp. 103,4 119,1 not attempt to his every much % a, orceektitn ts In: stock 12 121) thate taking such tu prove Stewart Stewart ~ on: made e up about cloaned | Circumstances selunge- a <3 iowe an] yajye :of. $17.50 a shi NO Is that $250,000. The the1 was time. good In It-|adqyised report > gave rand eStewart f on" the.Ipg dollar¢ cents twenty. he] ¢ testifies that he anyto uve ng Senator Smoot himself ogainst| state enacted a law cohabitation but never en- | never took any oath but = [as a senator, in the enfore took any active interest It. tlon| ment of the law. in respect to poly be cana to obey and uphold the ¢ one BAO iadgzamous cohabitation, and while Salted j tfon and laws of the Unites abe . in. the | sentime nt and the general understand-|¢luding the condition in reference | ins Was against such enforcement, that! polygamy upen which the state [inion the into was admitted Mormon,} Utah a himself. | Senator.Smoot,. AGREEMENT a </ 7 and) I YET tp ey Eb ? SLIMe excom Aentrilca b and withdraw Ip." fellowsh p a ities It Tova cha $e t te mci peGal 12 th 1e- creed read just. pen ve to beter ley en al Ww atithorits test | ASCOT hon: ;.the lreihthat shim Heard ae SvaruBne of eins If truthfulness} absolute He Brininvangwerkl Chic "thenai of .onyjction. an d rellability itt a teachings of: of .1 proposer pe unment. this this heoletse 7a it and dog every citizen rr disqualifles e : : |lence; to fully third quilts a { mee test in to will) the I ne to as qiviqual not roposed. posed, { 0. BDPLY hat ‘even oF "discuss tne) question Diseases Shores' EYE rue 7" sy e nent to son | persor command re relation receive receive and that thethe cure Damerys M ne ie Mot ‘to' the disre- | Mr. ha Ths Tayler, sel. counsel question propounded l4udement too absure tous consideration. Eve : 2 leo God for guidance pura fc for prrotes tants,4, me, , is Rees the|such the} But, L N to enough reasonable assume these charges alleglance by fac Mr. the ears Presider jcelve is e UaPr enjoining at it pee Is claimed that church may and) divine revelations) of subjects: and Sane ;dratovallty nt to to: Meg the pares o atta religions based on verse A DR. HOME IF YOU TE A. J. J. S SHORE SHORES. now | Hin. the ANE Onan re velation by ereatures, If oe dee : denying such fs to aoe ils, will. or nor = oubles trou lung all private nd get their - So-called "Weakness" in of chronic hout the use Snes treatment advice free. men 1s mere- inflammation| of is internal remea local one en- tively, It is original and scientific, and| at roved absolutely effective by veeuearie of en We are gonvinced| chat hy no other methods nt restoration ent, no one is un-| United States Suppose he does aay am 1 disposed to challenge the wisdom permanen ahead who| f@ vigor be accomplishe government this of fathers the wayjof any in are revelation® these to|of senate the ask to be true or to binding upon the church until it Ran provided that in such matters every Call for . ai ari ring February for a they cure, aremedicine enabled free. to cureBh or i Children of quick cure nnexcelcd. plea ar can full and/| of strength and| every name of aif Eye Heras and each - the -_- afof oe many aonm A= ne and FOR' of Men, whether Drs treatment, Y ¢ and Se Con MEN exclusively for the treatment and Department consult bl liful a d nature. Dra. Diseases and for ice Sean Free Advice DEPARTMENT a Special diseases di priva advice en and for the glassoa is training. caused are by { Ignorance, excesses - = 3 5 an hel atl othe : th 1@ vicictim o 00 olson-an of eexper rienced mens kindly phzaioians, CURES BY MAIL ~ 1" LIVD OUT OF TOWN Ss f thelr new "symptom 1st | that God has the power to reveal his) i will to man, IT am hot prepared to deny that the Omnipotent Creator of the Unilacks cts. 10 {nsertion. or $15 for Baap: s AND or Ct IDE INTL nd PRIVATE m bad companions-middle-aged find their SEO Reed went ie : of est my| ser< disease. have contagio or toto} in leémand i atte a for any embarrassing and} and} rea-| this 1 and of . SPARMENT oF, 27 years' offitting Shores Dr. to] wish wish for asthma SPECIAL A felconscious In such of his} as to be awar: his varce, and In that; to of God. proper e Eye dential | from Senadanger arising earls the particular bellef receiv may he that Smoot's ) y| a direct revelation from: God; that he ts} j : : but It-costs < 2 fever, ReEx- The in ad classified Sell _It-Rent It-or case treatments-even the old and chro OF re ont cases in a very few y be cured for $16. Why suffer from catarrh when you can be cured fer #1 ‘a aaah apetash also treat and cure all curable Nervous, Chronic and Pri- ey in-| in-} as ‘ hay 11 ONLY---$1 -00 FEBRUARY Mor thes diseases, catarrhal treat all $1 .00---DURING will & Shores Shores Drs. Ww change -- ness, whee think| to wit. a rigid of the attitude 8-line publican with] meddle3 priesthood whose : of oneShores dollar per eee * Wonderf u IN ow on Drs. al tein ie % constitutionally fncapable of| but. enjoins Si cast RAE Orne sae GY Ome , of the state} being a m. ' : HH jment This conte Beles of ,r ao sree) Whieh found on of volfor the or ‘lume 3 ofwill thebe testimony. inpage an 612 answer by| 5) |W re ‘the church, requirements loyalty ) y so sa isf ed no more iain religious fe ia ‘a Ball ri peo { the ormons are sal » beheve hierarchy more or less concerned with i affairs. : they So arei not the : ants |seect , theocracy | tor a tthe| 1 ma. 96 wi : a Syetatia oe hurch, peas the ig tol }a of . effort Another in the ‘disunderstanding to reach an not be satisfied we can why another, as the outloolc is Very disagreement, oe fears of an a reversal to see to as well.as public to the |couraging Po'yn ex ney but sure, |" gradual, sntaranted! directly parties Site merabs uC among practices |samous ar fisanythis Sena exact a state,aintof : afte path Oaenoed heme ce questioned. aa be pie" Bn, l'this from them) Bes ae The conciliation. a of out.|way lie. | mundane sleeping at any nh obey, nabploaliothete ata to obey, and will not Mormon chureh 1) # direct revelaul being of is defined! capable fhadwrace with God, poli-|Jowship of exercise "the ""orlests). representin | present €, or hear be by of them ate aed! tk fe eope a ray | Of to inflict | x them Butte, Mont., Feb. 18.-The confernee tonight between cormnnrltees. repme met wvinting erafts and the resenting. the p lished Ortnothing ing 1G in the accomplishea publishers it at}conda. condemned time, and at one |gamy governors, ineluding Mormons, hat fige r{ offic us it concerns so far as case thets 1elv) ate this Cs-OF regard,Jsiy 6 ‘ accora- from dying 1s polygamy President, Mr. of senate the a into of be expelled from Well, I do not. think | should "Senator Smoot. the fact tha to emphasize In !only served ended have mat rlages | Poly gi ;mous ‘because merely States United ithe Gor a is such 1 worship the God This reeital, which reads like a chap-|-yoted to sustain that statute, and ay ut Itah. A fow years are 3 nothin: in| neither side is willing: to recede from ter from the Spanish inquisition, contains| by so doing he directly encouraged and Eve life of a state and nation, apd in a s original SreuaG) and that the fight ink atwill be5 carried st to a tnish bemarried pluraily persons |few years the1@ lat 1 a at a delefiant i hisus; | connived ; ax belief F ; Senator Aron t's be regards1 in violation o f ;sew re id : Be The failure to bring about an agreeobwill be rare Utah's admission bore be-| law possible conflict of any case in auty tw r the law of the Jand and any rev-} He no more encouraged and connived ayEre of curiosity : . ; ent between the two factions of the shut prolonged a "ans A MpEA EE be;m not we should men, practical has than law the of violation his| at. a by vecelved be. might which elation. ae if Butte ea u aes COnEDDVeL er , that? with Sita nt United the of presidents the of I quote! many directly himself or by ure rp + * for the press 0 taug spo ly- |} down haye religions ot) 1er 1 to in «appointing It states the whole | State s time and again because is testimony rene ioys :‘socle aoc ty lidence of overt act or statement on his on the: rig uf of) part to the contrary, then the sincerity| BRE tt 1rhage neither ab i! society, i thelr | ' : 1 physica can only te 1 ae UNCON a C uy: cation of\laws of the land? | the head of the Morrion tified the ¢ | 1 inquire again, is this true? For if {t)does at times receive the United "Strtates at to takelis, Senator Smoot should be expelled for|in respect of a oat ete Pennsylvania, was other 6 a * ertain public of to| was nothing more than an obligation the. territory! while control, 18%, undFederal to. under ayenge the when. pray to the Almighty to mesto. The ee I was under direct}ceding. out) polygamous carry Maker to would feel ae obligation to to mingovern-|},ound "ae deal L Wii with \conduct. that any to try msn oie life ae elt oa their In-any exist can that government. all other that unauthorand and of the universe, rnments are illegal xpelling an Ge reserved ts upon a ade Racca ly a symptom si Now, let-us Inquire, as. I have proposed, jitpal and-temporal ,andspardicular)y nol wha ie, today, and A opaeticln ee a cane em ot ali 1S aoe an d twenty to f years |if the practices of the church in this times of perbn and doubt, and many land, brought on by ! jt taught and did n i{ty 3 J tl such in the prostate ¢ ' sident, I would 1 beb fatrol of netlacc 3 | respect have ‘been consistent "with. its | believe etleve that fit md receive s . euldance early dissipation or by the. improper| of my Rtate, forge as sus-| ‘Now te it truc that, Mormons must ab-| ngs. That is, have Mormon office-| [f the Almighty can not' speak to! M treatment of some contracted disease. | 4 Cor pjete and radical cure Is, thére-| ‘en to the:| holders disregarded the laws of the land|Smoot he could not have spoken to Mos-) the chu obey and|solutely aie ee and the sot apa the birth, deve™ Soren' if| disregard of the law of the land; that a|and pupstitnted therefor the will of the|es or Mahomet or Joseph Smith or Brig-| Bl tor¢ qa question of restoring the prosof theraisenational as e jnuponprotest| Mormon's allegiance is first toandhis that church)‘ hurch, of There has not to becestablish n the sug-| as thepore rane ae ue RU be, OCT and as tate accomplish gland to itspromptly normal state, and this my vent the | and secondly to his country as gestion an attempt any | ham Reon Young, Sara E. we and complete- As . the officers only, and 0 hfo eae, sorted With monies, merely % aw, and Mormon alike,| The Mormon] letter. state s Selon On abit. preceding onal ey ulgated you Yes Smoot. ‘Se natoe jit a oy" term of ‘service. | ne tl ling must be borne in mind in|‘ hureh. teaches... in PE DAY: 200 the charge A ane se reasons becaus tl 1 can ay ection w mh these claims and that] that Ks is a Ce eats y and : acres Shee: senate XI ai that owe to take int a n the e et falling w rhith i 1 by ae ein Mise: iki urietiallac hen he |. 6 ird of the Jaw of the land. : the wae etl Is Perea tent land we ee pro than ee =~ y e ‘such agalnst} in bringing offenders abilits laws to punishment We do not. believe tt Just ag" other | a net religious influence with civil All ones on ane : senator Smoot pois a} | ‘ a i» - c®aol ° Smoot, Senator: that d; and } welfare of the nat aay ee : inHy disel net reh organtzaof this oie an officerthereby member re-‘ that li ly, rovision-namely, 1 is and dominated would:| P| al‘ine tlor SUORUFE pre exercise political authority, Con titution ' » te ; iis : xpulsion-th ons r| Yield obedience to the ‘dictates sof Nis cdience: -to' : the authority. wenale Re ie Se |< buns h aah is in to the | 7 5 ot She A all thive r characters Jand, anc 1erefore and. ca not) . . t ben twothirds vote y if©) they ‘| Seen lovel_citizen' of isthe:not United States, |, -So.much, wr, Pstrash‘ld 2 if, Mey 0?" |} sition ‘ to officers nag is true that for polit: cal, candidates have. received the ka Wa vse merely | oon I polvg amous, MIDE prohibit npn ail ney al authority'| politic I understood you|men highest is theForaker: priests "Se mater use and forward step should n ave eee specify ae imagine ie aad TARR A RIF CIRETATCEST cuiring the greatest moral courage. the The] jaw against it js not enforced. Senators etc P a ne. | con. natorsete.), it was in. the 7 form of a lec smo { " ane Js that a ns nN gp ae et SeC in. HOt, "Osfe- | texe; founded mpon the tenth vereeies = th. e epee actte or " NEVADA iN OFFICE GETS oe ne : Revelation erie de Gee ads, otheur ane PHN offenders ectiting tow > von te. of his yen alfa avenge not judge and true, dost Thou during the time! Even state. his zer that Utah was still a territory, inime-|our blood on them that dwell on with the*creed I] shows that the] a_ theocracy, -* in a theocracy , at. n » -08¢. office live eho VO VISE » colmeeinoue Rope ° ot * an United States, but which all, Gentile to bea dead knew El Tt 1 s 2 on It will also be noted that cers. were not violating any Pra that, ane hee hadhae to thinge kG gs ut ehurch auKett ret thatc ! ts i alae aoe now per nee nara They Maes Senator 'Gendtor emoot! "let itis Oatet = oe geja Soaltinak j ee church stockholder who + baa CS te Pee iconferenee. and y the | conference, the i. ae Smiember ‘ot the ay ytentes ai "upted. ry that Sgn and ae in recanted the ‘posalbility. St nown, Lotbcheal base any mis-| eb law | revelation * with. reee _ ce Vanni spect which th th oa ara ar _churgh positions 55 retalr ee he mele nnd Shs advisthiltty confirmed a answer your divine ha euntor Knox." That Ae ate vol Bilter district attorney, testified| ue f Of! > commission encir | rood church cheree Mormon Is no a him ag ainst are as ‘Stor rnugnent, win LUIS Me pe . the and Calvinist | fi church ution' al provision | gal rig his .tors maturity ud meé auee res eke ae a of pres umption in ofcounin iy | part gov Beers es eae, taken no question ‘action: has oa eH ong be, and the ae law of the land./cessory you|} tions? understand ant this, in connection have read, conelusively Mormon church {s not bound | are a right:and have . repre and ; Con-| ar limit ations ‘imposed "by theuntrame ines the eine that to his country; | onaly ey left = The or ee Be woose® heir) jof 6 God, Goa, as it it Is Ir termed, is theA only eled in their rig as sta to what respect. as a his eath took he that and you] thing, if effect in says und It, iff} forced and to me, directly ey calan He what the) + could riot do it in this country I would|do not flaunt this relntion so as to at-|]senator without any ‘nental reservaand 184-185), (vo 7. 3 ,pp. whatever tion will be said} } tract public notice, nothing I could where aS|704° (4 some other country el "Mr. Taylor So that you would, of} about it." eae in oe answer to the dae (vol deference, and respect owe all sen: bet i | cove rnments 0 + 1 ert‘ sats yr ret he 1 qualitie ations und charSORA of priests ' if ine matter ins the in representat LS oe if acter wig their aiecedcd! to with ives wis Jimita| by ?- divine s authority . whom sena ers i: a4 ears of E . ; United ie ee _ ‘or sen wh tion. state ee Le ae ot r the1 cael ige, nine y¢1 n inhe upiee eonfiiet States, aun a Subject to Morimon's a oe st : of a formerly Lannie - to F to Cd tly membe > poin nis mind that Is the eentrolling t accord-! / es oe ee PD ALE mi del, : : uble to ex; ae Any one e : re Be the trou ae Faye and the Infide See estate Dua. (ine, to. the rules ae re euletions 7 moe The truthfulness and sincerity of his} umin the history oH Sear of| the common Able [ze scleties, provided that such dealingS be) cratements have not been questioned. If} Congfitution as ee ee i pe _ | cils without any inigotartlon into thelr yor fellowship. and good standing; but We] they could be questioned without any ev- senators: must Se sult of a oe should haye who way countenanced :With4 t legale - acts, ie the conflict with is binding apprehend fundamen rs "Sen mo ae Sens cornet are oy Oe 1c /o a) protection to | ishme nt of the guilty; and their}laws I cone ve thatlio ment ontn1dgeme everya that: believe Wer ago aa eee ; 7 -\the f: that it Teton ana agi. One j |ment,,.. . hereby one religious soclety oe 1s |lrevelation . ‘ x nie : lc! itt with, in confilet chureh of his , wheredy an fact he qualifica lditional secifying is ab-| His answer of the land. its) the laws conclusive es another andproscribed and, fostered. = chat ‘his Cons le: Sys era Peete mas of e nolict [ot He anit 5"Speclfg, upon this matter. solutely euel dna the privleese oe iat Sa eee pes ney senators th selecting of ree ‘ se fi not dis¢ : ae Story . |! gehts of its members as : citizens : deniec to be absolute in each ' Tia ee himself, and and hehe alone, a ' knows the exact canon not inated he stated Teaty ore him) sar» Doctor Iliff, in ‘ ee of the Taw revelation, 4 ravmlation at the same time, " however, a ho | 2 r d_the freedom: of ‘conscle ‘ahG 1a}. is a member} 4), He this: only the of officer and nothing more There to} to disapprove is}brought any rule of the| charges fright atinsud,of to than only , at a violation of iaw candidate , on the ; be borne in rrin@ that in doing|the constitutional aa merely upproved of their| McCarty refers to maintained have usters, etc., who oth of a man's declaration accurate more to] or according to body the to admission tive had been| and Say And I v lation polygamous to ‘the® chur¢ * | the to God, in ‘relation. murder, | guty that se; th is accredited United|ne the is disSmoot Senator if that further possibly, there could to his country ,nq breach| thé theft,.and robbery, have} treason, all Smoot, Senator regards As inan was a for then reason, this for qualified utterance} and testimony whole His all . respects.|!).2 in peace, general. the unblem-,) of of man isa he op only | agreed the are by measured and Sep re similar very re-| and conscientious, careful, that of ts | thelr to - according punished be shouta | cont every sing posse character. {shed Constitu~| the power to say) stitution: qualific aHon isa senator riminality and their tendency to» evil) varent chs ter, not secking in any way)| the same standa ‘ nan enterconse-| taining the same aiken itt aie ws, is disjust the FG hials: ‘hime If from laws of is thatco govern-| the offense by the 3s , among States him?eee e then, we]/orthe thecariUnited are not : a the se F ions. enough, or 10 SAY) against may 85) ment in men which itted; | ie f is positons. which) qualified. ana require other qualificat 4 F eH atter-at : a. . lity quence o it j 5 ae } ee ies 4 ro C8 not trust the Judgment Of} well) go to the foot or (th ma ‘land for the public peace and tranquillt | n ust have nae fils: impressed upon the The one thing alleged agains Smoot he ; obligations and duties which i pie 2 y dilemma. the horn of nadaj-|er with by the interfered be et sare , r = duties ach % Renee Beecacren acura oe Reet heads Pir the a situation it Js perfectly comF re and PreD proper for t he-church ba ure church Is not teaching polygamy, ft ts to :be ; 1 > I : age, of 3 ee over a of citizen 1 ,years nine elected when 1d Statog, These of Utah. habltunt in qualifications : a s numed not in our mre doubt as in this more:: but thojy "acta "but acts merely. upon : a Quality of the as moas the See atewritterd a ¢ acts as measured by the) of that church, and therefore standards . ‘ir eae . ce Dee anes hald ie sari as po Right. here----- Pardon me. Sup-| received, as you wha consider a. question. that) should have followed Senator Beveridzge's| estion. understand you, then, that law is a must] bre fundamentally that it you Mormon andchurch © j FTO Oke rules ¢ ener sir ow Oe z thy if be} | °° you all) of protection the for laws lto. enact that theory the upon based action states will send eriming ils or idiots o Atiaone in the free exercise of en ir re-| the senate jesle does not seem | jiejous aa but we ap not belie 14) | to weave sti ce right } hav to me nh La \'they a igt m to ‘a state to to 1 be concec 4 in gz much t prose ribe | or Sripiiege this of solemnly | citizens and deliberately it has after clected a senator after the fullest COn-} them in thelr opinions so a ree | to are reverence and On| gard to concede his-merits of sideration the] by ribed pres qualifications tie not do opinions religious such' and jaws. the) business the of blush first. the nol} we can Se eorhts and Constitution, ACY ni nor justify sedition con-| honorable and Intelligent majority | state's by lis, Beat him sof deprive ote heme vote of ex-| without them peace and harmony Publisbers Pudi never}]Conference of Printers states that he has ay) In the face of all this, it fs now con-| TI, terror. | course, obey the revelation coming from} a an offense or an offensive | bv Bp blagiad by, anarchy extends into the period of sen- | hum: laws being instituted for the .ex-| @oqo 4 tended that while neither the officers } te ian any fe oroassumed any obliga Accomplished Nothing. If I knew that God/of the United States nor of the sti ite tion controlling Hie duty under his oath scenator Smoot. and avialt a aesetion | pre ss BT pORG of regulating our inte restS|\" ice, Service Special holds hin self | Republican that he stitutional Smoot] Senator again action jroposed se ee yulsion. I do not: Pehiaie the senate} ae Tae sly consider that any qQues-)} tion is Berigusly involved con except one of expulsion,| Ist will is nol There a two-thirds vote. Seeing question as to Senator anne possessing | the American encourages,|and he that js WW rev- the law of the land, that revela-| right dleto/disobey has aof nor aid imental peinciples. of. vou Ore ton? Oty overnm | reverse a obey I would to me, spoken Fant had individuals andynations;,"bacween rt) as the after Bes | nit man, and divine laws given of HeaSO rE ONES Pa 2 . " : If to this it is ob jected that it conven, prescribing rules on. spiritual conMy rears x Pe hea ae ak templates admitting a man who may belcerns, for faith and worship, both to, be Lae Sea Rens ¢ d also stay i. nediately expelled, I reply that it Js| answe red by man to his. Maker po; certain thing and also sta) 3 states, andj country? believe that rulers, We con- | a rule of to adept proper |) oraly the] to intention: uly, metarred have eae mem oney Smoot. Overman, The & "Senator Smoot.. tigann tor: Knbat. "ag not ae ie that a Sav: acas: ene rellgio their all people, fs in lege which ca ra is acceptec -" sree agent and} ndoniniaton ; Sit aft-| be Shonored in his station, - rulers oe find the. punit | magistrat s Se Juages: the however, to sénate the a two-thirds of by should "the © | asue ‘That.as* to all San teal man's moral: vivvam ia a moment then the the punish eulit, but never suppress| whether | terest. ) terest, , x re { ater : tile I did not GonSe eat ted ee Ber cna: | aRGLTOB, Doe Teather fe the aoe at all | Fonte rive tht lew 1 for the ask you, as tion of law." (Vol. 3, p, 611.) Senator /It is only ashe may desire to ain his wae Be ae o bed Tene not yield to.‘answer' my fhe wien church, mH in andrenee So hee of) chtirch connection shat, me permission ta ‘theey importunities ms . en) and In seme aaF es vuta) 4 the ormon as such he has|of the church Js essential. The rule ‘ e upon reetly, that jiu, in. thelr inherent and inalienable rights by¥ the : laws of such governments;| are unberebellion and thus sedition that every and coming citizen protected, and dee ie when | pulsion ‘ ieee Constitution pro-| ciitns shall be the judge DORE verte WyPresident, the that the senate EIDE Mr. vides : i out was pe is a clearly Bros ctrebiaa eae that) applies nothing and | = "Senator AWS are! y secure | <0. suc tected mental} ‘ s case. tobe states are; instance subject, power toinstituobey | the judgement to our bound alnloyall as cli ey hierar< ais isrhe mess; ithe) the first he) ause ieae pital ae ee - or a s : x senator the that] and death, so-until i ek aoe. ROME: loe: rev-}7)°). matter one,, grows which is eiaee "Sanator) Rmoot is a mongeamist ait haa, freme peuth poe hia face ane m i ; lifted his VOTE he polygniny, ie * c by precept and exar home awning bil sir, Senator for|and either In| by them, for|of rea in re or "5, Jeb ve that all men are bound another sovereignty to sustain and uphold the respective gzov-| to state concisely the | ernments in which they reside, while pro-| xD ? font : Ss Be ‘ EeRtioD Smoot? . Sen: a expel as See paar iS nhs ce epors is it Ss reCnUuSse wicked in th is. that some of his friends | ** Ly ee their existence women|of ral s : ey X the question Tete Ti ye ad ited: swith Peake darth ean a thts ly asserts, that' he Smoot Senator Tao? Vehatewoula Ss described to bind the conscien or men, n c-| n: ‘ tate forms for le or private devo that the civil magistrate should etatratn ime, --but © iever. control. conscie rue theory of the Constitutlon upon) his Impertant J point, 1 would unhesit-| imp this say: ae Fi That the Constitution under-| (oe % selves would nitude nA, of such an e haracter as to ustify exoeiing hint tron the | tonal y > ‘ . . s United Stites senate, especially sitce he asserts under oath that in case he should]! yetent 251-) been to its having addition in suppose, received In that way, it is confirmed, whatever term you use, by the people.| were} man.| accountable ees > a i t suc BN here arerciee tie bight Shonia pa ee ee he ever sae eNaahide i uigor His: violatin'violation of Fed YS to" Yee the ary Pera iradaral en 1: tio 7 a Poligeee he Such so. recelved / be, the right and control of propthe protection life. all governments! that believe ‘unless it, of he ‘K er > , recelving of no position at "Senator Smoot. T do not think It couta] MCAS, and avalifcations, Zor the parti] testimony, (vol 2 Bm set-wm) The in| _ society. See no yt ree, : peace, human law 2) believe that moral character of ee ty prescribing were Wade , ons cons of his state by the action or'ss tayer in. el ing m, then the situation 4 wholly changed and funcZ a different in its elect- will shown er expre >ssed in habit church chm bP , , and encouragin olyeae ben self-explanatory and wil ; ean aan ee ae "that the Fete Oe aaa prt OE ane of the American home Is nvcled here the ofproceedi (See 3, also re- aitduiee fails. You may take either ponarks counsel, volume pp. the 656-658.) ¢ tee the land. whieti! is bi diay and) voted to who. sustain in officeto members the|upplies lay cohabit of with|to continue Bh ch is bisinding Up-|chureh - =) Pp me No.|mandatory in equity and justice should and upheld by the volce peer unfitness, \of allegitions upon > will / ty expressed the formerly, for sougl i _- ent isle fs raved SO uGca ca eah Atlee in A EE ui HG "its. way to. enforce fled challenging the ofUtah embodied in uy defeating its| senator, LB tea the a church's : : the) Botely thistle5) Hot s-denner Of euch sae, pp.' ordinance of your church by which ale ition from abo ven en c Baa bokeniy Seople tu ecece Serie vindise Covenants relation to them, or administering clet sty ee nee * e/a to| vty leave JIT, in him-j|elations every day or fact . testifiehevhas os . ‘never so "com-|of a tie ‘the: law of followS)(Vol. Smook. Slane ue on . of DY wu man is thirty yea> fi 5 , he -will -of ean of the United pple f -a citizen - yereig Cit e. republic) oF ae instiis. religion that believe ani oe. E a m OF a decision ane oe the anprescribed, and States: seis an U Tor eeeat SE ld e t e t h pe obec an on antOehat 1 as perieds >|the ° x 0 consent men are amena that and of God tuted +, their existence rests with a majority the facts, b elected} of rould-not out being ignorant oselis ustiA SOE ra. ~ | to Him, and to Him only. for ae exercise re ae bs holds 1 established, | Mecessarily' a therefore, as o1 eNglous the Mt! and held inviolate an Balle secure) individual the free exercise of] any pressly, and with Mormonism in view, oe evolve the orl quality of guaranteed religious toleration in the] 4nthey relate to facts outside ané consideration of ethical be e€x-|.a,im not should He of Utah. state pelled ; that the 2° good safety that . We andbelieve require- not he law ee pre the Jaw of the/| conflict. His testimony on as h ta honor: and to kings, | laaa subject magistrates in "Senator Overman. sustaining the} ‘Senat al everidge. pose a revelation is their acts in making laws 5 powers, feel 6 e the}been of if yelation ; thas3 wherBase ould: go noe is iSsnntor Articles senate would merely confirm or refuse| quire, to confirm such nominations. his is!quire, not the » proper . office°C 0 eS . senate. ator . nominating would aw law the Wisohat "Benatce Bevertdge. No. jo what you wana Sa an ; officer of the paca church a- 1; 1 verses 483-185, pages 1, We Believe that governs nts instituted of God for the benefit of than Oe y 4 would land obey testify Boo to obey but: countryIt, and thig 53.) point : : Deacon oe es aoe Areas a can not be expelled character to its sen-/improper the right of a state ly when atorial choice is challenged. Tr it were} without a two-thirds vote. It requires, otherwise the state would be nothing/the unanimous vote of a Jury to convict) more land, - to did receive Fe a Of of the Mormon church that and the|rected its Senator Beveridge. My mind di-| bookFaith of doctrines and covenants to that very point. It ts was rather] Mormon doctrine relating to human goy-| important. We have a revelation ‘Senator Smoot. is}s ernments and the aities of citizenship § ~ set out 5 in 4 great detail. . in Pethe = doctrin nes and covenants tha : fact taken upon insist Se a he ea thatc church the records the T know oo i coer in the } *; "We Boye a being ? 1 ain ruleI of t no" defect jof the Constitution for which f am con-| presiden r and ae cnow, of no hate i "does not obeying, "honoring, and re 1 can not see that any danger | law judick il-| to ascertain n Senate of the/!and; but he should Fself e anding Re s him contention the ras eta -cled, "ina{mon church teaches polygamy and-eanene ana anni taal courages its practice, surely the fact Most suspicion as against absence OtlaUy | ignnator Smoote Lhe line i fhanland wives which were taken prior to the) This is no more than would be expect MnGit ‘yielding my sudgment ‘to othl¢sal proof, and that Is to subject each! . Thin we live. manifesto of 1890 and the admission of|ed of any Protestant mjnister. The | aa hori ated 1 Senator Smoot will Mormon oe to re inquisition as to his} '..senator Beveridge. "Do I tnderstand|the state Into the vation. It is claimed) same thing has occurred in that very rata' his ve the "Mormon. ehureh; and ™@ nal opose sta to submit. { lo you to say Raz tal hanciinenania aries that by thushe voting to sustain them in|state in it. regard to a Methodist iminister | * ithout converting5 my lace: here: rom these charges to all : ' rjthe church encourages, ‘countéenances,| whom. was desired ‘should becoine dP . of a man's religion, logical one of exclu- a third benefit doctrines|§ same puniee can be Pate made mutatis| }same ar argument ttre | mutandis in' support o Senate S|! *W. | instances, a . Power ou Raein allCa these etye> oy 5 oe , Herons Utah has not the power to main té ain " oa rt representation, ON this bad idds to the necessity of le sena proceeding z _ over look to be to Senator Smoot was regularly elected | slopphecause, Of 0, Tans Pee. toward | U2 aoe ought requires a member of law the ratherae than, ; ees ascerta a if it eee or other public o hia official judgment to & law its acts various Mormon officers who have served Utah since her admission as a state, and! 4 factif such disloyalty can be shown as with the other states, since by reason|taught, or have been taught in the! of the. Constitution {t had to be. She|past, by some church. organization to| is entitled inter alia to representation| which he belongs, which that majority | in the senate. If any j valid condition] believes to be, or have been, danger- | toleration of religious pronibiting' polygamous their evidence of which ; is Suscep sinceptbie. : e® hen d ton Driers church dictation. ~ "Senator Beveridge: I merely want' to Have ch' 2 revelation, and it should | consulted, in. order that it may deter- blameless, and the whole case against The thing to do in such a case Is to|eontinue a question which was put a aac him to break "a Jaw of' the |2Mine whether the added duties are of Simigoty fa}ts . all 0 to examine the doctrines of the church as|moment aco. putting It i t implest| United' States: he la , ch a character ‘as ‘will unduly inter|ja™ns president, Ove Bhe Shr eae pr rated 5betweennitsthe simplest} Unitecbefore ates, ‘the coun-! fere Fore with church work. ; cae | support the Constitution of United theypy are » now > promulgated, and -_aA sible form. se A As law. of} try viclathe ne.woul the 1 - here is noth nITe iat ait the this tind they teach no such disloyalty ad and'.any eeavelafion: which: {s ; compulsory this hasapproval or}Sttes. Ee mebils ok end charged but quite to the contrary, binding upén the. "atatbers of your. It was stated byee courisél for the pro-| ing permission. Eachabout. officer a perfect ; Mean ‘thatPe ee iveBakesPP ie nee If still dubious. the next step would wee church' " . 3 peatants that "the chief charge against|right become to resigna from his church position not to oafdant ae right j ie gue SB ak Pol yu e a Ea a sub- | MYS¢lf{ without candidate struction that begins to contain the} danger to our country involved in the! contention senator ofsol theTipUnited tleatae ine thathe a deprived sent terms] s equal on admitted was tah oa obey to con- | constitutional of propaganda they|new Otherwise marriages. plural of ing and best aban and a Mormon sena cer, to submit people of the territory of Utah and]/ance and dneincerit , and misrepresent-| the United States, the condition upon] ing those just and constitutional poll-| which, for their mutual. benefit, thej|cies of the time which had a due bestute was ac e 2 ave a reason for‘ exexib-| as admitt ginning, have their It: constitutes tence, their und work shall ishave a ‘lue ending | the Mormon question compact in Utah. concerning| The Mor-| When accomplisned. mons were to forever prohibit the mak-| Mr, President, I know no tenet in the| were not be disturbed about their| religion, Fetters on their minds were| not be imposed. destruc-| tran sought Toe thelrto Setntie feiailiea e as Po the its§ Pear ocala to bechurch sat the Mormon ee rhe > per she C < legislation about] : unnecessary ; --daily affairs, and *Lormal condl. ee ed by ceascless agi-| jons-agitations fomentec vy ienor-/ tations-ag nented by sir t teachings furnish ocr in case or personal eee : , . ee: Roe amoUs citer ee : was the agreement between the gz . epee eae This of latter of ey a pre acon ated wake in theAas ha here, he 6 be: of. Utah on condition that its fairs; when there are. no attempts lO) voc, actions m: e daily witnessed. {jt} must obey the law of the land, and there} ceive a revelation." That. is all. Wron Should ‘pass ian "ordinance encroach upon the undeniable reserved | 2088 ee ao ts Pore ae eee s a revelation to that effect: and that|the importance placed upon this matter irrevocable without the consent of the ers of, the states for the: aggran-| iii, the truth would be to examine their| #8 between a revelation ‘and the law of| by counsel for "protestants one would. be he 1 people of said | 2izement of national power, when the doctrines and search into the land, it Is the duty of the members|led to think that Senator. Smoot had their acts. . oe s i eeaea, Sainte tat not|. violates| that Brees church or hey. Snare that Senator eases asked bellef| ¢hy,¢ eee the church, even though > te 2 church conference and and be this country 28ains aw ne né Senator|is not an offense or a defense, A man | Stmoot's testimony Piurioe this is very|may believe what he chooses without ear. e states tha emt esti € members of) fe:fear of molesiation from the mlelaw or dehis ehurch are free agents, and that any} privation of his civil rights Ont oe invited cordially to consult tht . depar ent oe EE Or CHARGE. under the C ure DRSs 3 su re 1is RIS MODERN SOE: Yn all private diseases to that pay the you may fee for a arrange re 1 small weekly or monthly tnaa ene as the cure By gr WHEN' CURE No matter you your what oe failed may trouble to i or who cur sult these Master, Specialists, free of charge, and learn how CALD you can yet be cured, OR WRITE Drs. Seen & St h lores, EXPER Houston SPECIA Block, 249 aan St, opposite Keith-O'Brien's Store. LAKD CITY. Office Hours-Week | ay a. m. to 8 p. m. }10 a m. 5 p.m. Sundays 9 Ev £3, T te and balldays. > a DR. G. W. - SHORES. a said: / eta Knox 5 : ' i Mr. Mr. President: The Territory of Utah mee Sapniec oy & state by proclama- ! _the President on January. 4,| 1896 (2) Stat. Is, 876), that territory hav-| ing,ey by the Bie adoption of its: constitution] f s of November5, 189, fully complied with the terms of the enabling= act a a of Jul 16, 1894 (28 Stat.-L., 107)... This ene pie ; : o% pat the " s blood, has to the Resolution Reported From the Committee on Privileges and Elections "That Reed Smoot Is Not Entitled to a Seat as a Senator of [J Yorn. showeae of tah & polygamous marriage] tieoecxpuision trem Cie senate of mem ehat after the admission . i eee of the history of the church i what are admission;out vengeance and has a bloodless hisrch ae-| tory? The crusades and the wars of the suc $ } ee é et fact? Not-|centuries, an ewish wars- the most lence taken place the without the members reason excluded Federal office And if seayece ‘t6r vengeance for or vio- it} number had what withstanding pnantry it would that marriages since the manifesto and of the state, u , In Opposition Gentile, is likewise from Brokecuting the old "Morni on poly-| samists-and they all do ; , Se, 4 . os |
