In nearly every annual message that I have had the honor of transmitting to Congress I have called attention to the anomalous, not to say scandalous, condition of affairs existing in the Territory of Utah, and have asked for definite legislation to correct it.
Ulysses S. Grant: “In nearly every annual message that I have had the honor of transmitting to Congress I have called attention to the…”
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Grant expresses concern about the situation in Utah and calls for legislative action to address it.
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