The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21


concerned, aud your community, e 10 a very
important matter, you d-sire Innocent uaoaeud ag
ose cute all pertons who arc vioato,s OF the iax s'
before cio<e the remarks that nt And csaka,
rrs tton Of ceraip crimes that have bern connttsd
xil make mention Of certain ofeaoeA that sn certain
pave b,eu comm,tted vigilance therefore necessary
10 consequence Of the Legislature having provided
proper means there Is mot that aid givea that is
desired enable the Judiciary prosecute s duties
but will say that the Legislature, In my opniou,
have eesiated prevent the Judiciary fro bringing
such Offenders 10 Justice believe that outside OF
resrory, where they have aturs NJ all there Is no
place but what bias provision Of that pors,ns 70 ot
usis committed to prison. and detained uatl oont
having jurisdiction try them Such pro vision
that suhcrise Justice Of s6s peace 70 co mir
person accuset OF crime 70 prison. iud that party
be arrested. brought before Justice OF peace
and tried, II IL 10 caee that he has jursdicton over,
but II It ia crime that he try there is
provision that be he taken TO the having Jus
aud be tried Immediately. From the nature OF the
District Cours-snd they are the only courts having CRIT
upa jur soictOp-tbey designed Ia yestlgats aud
IVY ali criminal cases; but the ocer be- authority to
d.taD peson IN his custody, but he is Immediately to
take him before court and try him; but Distrt
Court cannot always be IN session Tas Legislation was,
those getting oto that which ID 0ny
court that has jurisdiction. They have provided the
Probate Courts . .,!n criminal juriscti,a. aud :.
n.ade that hey should bs brought before
Court and ued and the fact that th.rs additional
legislation 10 provide for bringing them before this Court
pr, that Il done prevent will say that
Probate Court have criminal jarsdction under
the orgsplc lat Court is connaed roat og.ao
provides Tor supreme, district aoo obste cu.s ana for
justices Of the peace. The organic OPERATES the
legislation Of the Territory; the Legislature bound oy
that organic act IN their legislation That organic a asb
sage that bese courts shalt be limited By Law, but
pot 10 be presumed because that the shall
Ss limited oy sw' that the Lssisasare sSsl exsas y.
court with certain powers, II 10 not reasonable -
suppose that the Lesisture shall 60 extsnd those
powers they might az well give prooate jurisdiction to
Probate Court When the organic act the jdrsdc
ton OF the Probate Court shall be as limited by law II
mesrs that they should be- as II ia undersooJ, hunted
BY The laws Of The United States II that the lie
gslature has vested toem with criminal jurisdiction to
prevent the District Court from having anything Of this
kno to do The reasons for this legislation s not my
otect speak of at present We say they have
10 90 The fact Of person bavog bseu before III ~
court bar his coming before this-it more bar
than would be II he bad been brought belore vg
Committee in California Any person suing in that court
| woud be lianle in o civil actO for damages
do this 10 impress you the necessity the strict
Court carrying out its Jurisdiction, and punishpg crm
pas At the last session of the Legislature understand
that a commission appointed revise the laws
and hope that they will take this SUBJECT cousidsra
ton and make such provision as will enable the Court 70
DO us duty. Cbere Is another general matter to which
wisb 10 Call your attention Toere has been another at
tempt to dest'o this Cour-c Destroy ito usefulness-to
bring the Judge and the business Of the Court into dsre
pu,e before the pecpeven to bring the jurors uto dis
rtpu,e There is question about this; read 1t in tho
tne organ Oh the church In that the judges
IN manner that calculated to iolre them before the
people; that organ also the jurors abused aud
spoken Of IN language that Ia calculated 70 influence their
minds cay these things are in that paper, tue only
published NJ the time in the Territory, and s
proper mention these things. These thugs were
enforced by oos Who was al that time the Governor the
executive of the Teri tory When you person # that
KIND who bouni to enforce using language OF that
abusive character, the Court thinks is within its
vince 70 repe such nsnuations there cast upoa IT,
So far as the attorney concerned feel compelled
with regard the jurors who are selected from the com
nunity tor their good moral character, say II Is proper
tor you to disregard all outside Influences understand
that the pei who was then the executive had suit 10
the court, ana because he could not got the coGtro
Of the minds Of the Jurors, he made those remarks.
speak Ct 1t because IL effort which
brng influence destroy the independence OF the
Jurors, and TO destroy the eflcisncy Of the Court
These having been made 70 destroy your efficiency,
ed by shoee outside influences that are brought TO
bear and operate upoa the minds Of the community.
| said 70 you 10 the outset that great Number
| OF cases bad my knowledge, Of crimes having
been committed through the country aud shall axe tue
esEsfs hsys sss been
have prevented II you do your duty you will ne
elect to inquire plo those matters allow the often
to go unpunshed. may mention the Mounsan Meadow
murder, where wboe train was cut Off except fe
children who young to give evidence in
has been claimed that this offence committed By
were engaged IN IL besides When the Indians commit
crimes they arc not 60 discriminating as TO save
save e ,ba 1 sns Kin the rest sp~ vou ,ooS
at all the crimes that have been committed the West
ern country by the Indians, and there ID no where
they have been so careful TO the innocent child.
But this be not enough We have evidence TO prove
that there others there engaged in It, large body
Of persons leaving Cedar City, going armed, and after
they got away they organized they went aud 70.
turned with the spoil Now there persons who know
that there were others engaged In the crms brought
yourg man with me who saw persons 60 out in wagons
| with arms others on horseback, were away DAY or
two, and came back with the spois The Indians com
get their share; they seem 70 think that the par
ties eogaged with them kept the best and gave them
the worst The Chief there (Kanosh), is equally amena-
bic TO law and liable 10 be punished and suppose it 10
well known that he was engaged in assisting exermi
nate the hundred persons that in that train. Knight
name 70 persons that there; great OF
them have had named 70 me. And yet Notwithstanding
this crime has been committed there has been effort
msns un Sonr h s.sv 70 lSss .,
is fact that they have been guilty Of that
offence, indict them; send for them and have
cncn to another case, here, at sprngve that
The Of the Parishes and Potter sprinev Vile il vii
age Of several hundied nhabtante there s one young
man that was intended 10 be killed. he his
lie followed to his unces house, and here are those three
Killed and the criminal goes UNPUBLISHED. There
can be no doubt but by the testimony Of young Parish
you will be able to identity those persons who were
connected with it, He tell you who was engaged IN t.
and who followed him 10 the house Of his uncle. Here
three persons that we're butchered In q most in.
human manner, and the offenders have not been
brought to Justice This Is sufficient to show that there
has teen an effort TO cover up instead Of TO bring light
and punsh At the place there person
killed, Henry fobos who came from California and
koHE W uc OUT got IN mere Wncn tho flCuu09
between this community and the general
and was detained When Henry Fob6s here he made
Dis home at Partial Terys-staid there few weeks du-
ring That time his horse and revolver wore stolen he
made bis escape, tried TO get TO Bridger caught,
brought back, back, and muIdered-and that is the
made; his body has been removed several times,
10 thai now perhaps could not be found Shortly atef
his norss was traded oil by Terry Here said to
be killed by the Indians and then his horse Is taon By
Terry and traded for sheep. II seems 10 me that these
are maers that you ought TO nyestg To- Fobos, be-
lieve, Lived 10 the State Of Illinois; he had wife and
children and he was very anxious got back and sup
pose that his vile is still anxious about him. but ss To what
has become Of him she cannot tell gay this case ouqnt
TO come unoer your notice and DO investigated ana the
offenders punished; don't let them go unpunished Taeu
there was Henry Jones that murdered up here be.
| Leve no was nrst casratad up in the CITY, then
went TO Payson, was chased TO Pondtown and was
shot there. 1t Is said that he committed some offence
but persons do commit Offences public have no right
70 axe Tue law into their hands, they have no riSnt
20 take persons AMI punish them uuIerstrud that ne
vas castrated tnat he down here that he was killed
ah1 inc mouse Ia which he and his mother was pulled
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