Inter-Mountain Republican | 1909-03-22 | Page 4 | The Governor's Duty.

THE TIlE GOVERNORS GOVERNOR'S DUTY It If it shall to the tho governor go of Utah that nily one ono bill or two bills bUIs or orten orten orten ten or more bills hills enacted b by tho recent legislature ought not to to tob b be approved by bj him Tho rIho Republican wants to S say that he Ito need have no hesitation in giving It or them his veto eto Tho The people of oC Utah havo have a a. great deal of oC confidence both In tho the honesty and In the Judgment of ot Governor Spry No matter what tho the subject of laUon may be be ho stands between tho the state arid and tho the consummation of ot any law that ho believes beHoves will not bo be for tor forthe tho the best interests of or the tho people There Thero is no question of hI his courage There Thera is no escape escape and and a n. man of 1 courage never nc looks for escapes A Aman Aman man mon of ot courage faces the dut duty before him and amI makes maltes his decision with the tho calmness of or conscious rectitude and the tho strength of ot a high position Tho Republican doesn't know that thero Is 18 an any bill th there re that needs S vetoing But nut If It tho the governor shall find ono one such such such-or or more more wo wo aro certain tain tam ho lie will not approve It Ho TIo has been beon placed ced in tho the office of chief executive e By Br the tho choice of or his people and under th law of or theland the theland land Duty and amI Responsibility stand beside him requiring at his hand a n. astern astern stern and final pronouncement And ho may depend that no noisy clamor nor interested effort need turn him even in Ia the estimation of or a n. hair hall from rom what he ho conceives to bo be right Tho rho state of Utah has hUB faith In him and md will uphold hi his hands whatever hands whatever ho lie ma may conclude Is tho the right thing to do