Inter-Mountain Republican | 1909-02-26 | Page 4 | Nothing to be Proud of.

NOTHING G TO BB DE PROUD OF I 1 L LAnd And ii analyzing the resol resolutions tons probably the tho first thin thing to challen challenge attention nUon Is tho the fact that thanks are returned for that tho the pioneer bUon bilon states are to still Republican That is la true And yet they still sUll buy sell and consume liquor They enacted enacted enacted enact enact- ed prohibition laws but they do not have prohibition The difference la is a radical one ono And wo we doubt If it the tho party luis has an anything to boast of when tho the best It can show Is la a mo fino law that remains Prohibitionists who ho are arc sincere sIncere and and most of ot them are want are want a n. bettered con condition they want a a. diminution of ot the Devils of ot drink And when tho nearest they can come Is the placing of an Ineffective law on the the they certainly havo have not advanced their cause So that the Ule boast that tho the prohibition states are Republican states Is not so important as It would bo be If It the Republican Re publican states HAD BLAD PROHIBITION Not ot Just a law that READS RIGHT but a n law that IS CROWNED WITH THE SUCCESS OF A TOTAL ABOLITION ABOLITION ABOLITION TION OF THE MANUFACTURE SALE OR USE OF INTOXICATING i DRINK f Here Is 18 a a. resultant paragraph We Ve therefore declare tho enactment enact enact- mont ment of ot a prohibition la law by the present present present pres pres- ent legislature to bo be necessary Sa to the welfare of or tho the Republican party In Utah and pledge e ourselves to the perpetuation perpetuation per per- as a a. future policy of ot tho the party varty In the state of ot Utah Nothing could bo be fairer than for citizens no no matter what party no matter what belief bollet declaring that a D. certain cult would be well for thc the gen gen- I oral and to pledge themselves I to make that the tho permanent policy polley ofa of ot ofa a a. party