Letter to Joseph Fielding Smith, 9 March 1888
Salt Lake City, U. T. .
Elder Joseph F. Smith,
Washington, D. C.
Dear Brother Joseph F.:
We have just received a very inter-
esting communication, under date of the 3rd inst., from
Brother John T. Caine. In speaking of the Amend-
ment to the Federal Constitution, which is very likely to
come up before the House, he is desirous to know our
views concerning his action upon that question. Mr.
Gibson, it seems, suggested to him in the first place
that he should remain neutral. Brother Caine says,
however, that he has very decided views upon the
subject, and he has outlined a speech that he might
make upon the question that, he thinks, would be
