Letter to Angus Munn Cannon, 13 May 1890
Salt Lake City, Utah, .
President A. M. Cannon
Dear Brother:
It has been thought wise to prepare another Reconstrance against
the passage of the Disfranchisement bills now before Congress, which can be
signed by persons—both men and women—of all parties, creeds and professions.
Please give this matter that same prompt attention that you gave the former one,
and like it, this should be signed in duplicate, one list being for the Senate,
the other for the House of Representatives. It is highly desirable that no time
should be lost in the circulation and return to Salt Lake City of this document,
or it may possibly be too late to effect the good purpose for which it is
intended.
Your Brethren,
Wilford Woodruff
Jos. F. Smith