New-York tribune., 1874-06-03
uorsF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. POLAND (ReD., Vt), from the judiciary
Committee called up the bill reported by mn som tune
ago N relation TO courts and judicial officers IN Utah
The portion the bill that seems TO have The most point
iu mat Territory IS the following:
wbp bill is 6ed bv declare mlrrisce or reeoded
v On aesuni gi no s oGs & breof NAV grant such
reason anoy and oounse ices as .e re
s ss errec - thee 5sina8t children BY The deienant
iD anl r,ason'n,e an r ~ Ion IL reees.
81 % povs the q the relation 97,"esn tsS per-
e a nlt b. necessary prove me ame oy iLe poiuno. o
%- eco or rrrteae mare oa evidence Of cohania.en
Secl.ton. he parues so, he adm be an re ma'se nay be
esAolhei -Ae aIy 4iis % " To- he slemea u The
Ass eoeens AID ne s'teF Of glardansap ana etsr nse
r1rio6 iaever They shall leon Of suits Of divorce
,s5 t5 ' M sS for ay,r1e oescd Probate Cont snail b
1ss sssad I To- , Dtae Court having jasou. when sa sui,
,l'A 2r0'1sa 6.-ei n caer Erh party ab.tlef evil
giunsl cases hal, be aI'Nl ,s.gs tf fhp0y r~.r1y II
,ss o. 1 eaue 6rncP eeas. arof that "a be & g5a
,.sr .as,r se man pc-bei bg law. The common law q
n rh STATE Ulei sttc. were le cor mon law prevails
su be tae re Of dec '2a ID ~ ,as .ea , @ a. ana avs Of
Ne CE,SN tRsp.. Penn moved a substitute for one
Of she T9t1' ~ rer 20 1S .t. TO be made up
~ male citIzsns without regard TO their religion poll
u9s Ginning g the SHetion the sPE iKFR said he had jqst
hee informed by the Journal Clerk tAat 'wo OF me 9s
pssSee n.,ee on the Judiciary had ALREADY been
passed before IN ths session. teoc anu So
aaen;ly be Y0uld have the prcee5InGs III , W
ihem omitted from the journal, ahd the OA!s "ouu uo'
M pAWES Cllep. Mass.i inquired what had become
of the Commt vision lud Cnnalshed BIsiness
NJ BECK (Dem. X - suggested that ms piisuei s M
voa made the Judiciary Committee, when ha1 re-
ported bills cIvil rights, womens rights, ahu MI
neh nonsense He thought that that Committee nau
I-tfer be abolished. , -
CoWiDg back 10 the Utah bin Mr.. POLAND briefly
e,niaiupd and adyOcaled It's provisions -
Mr CROUNsE Rep., Ne'J opposed Il as esta9ssnIns M I
s-,o~ ,,s nrrceqcuf He regretted % notice tne sen
tuenf prevaiHng tue sun1ect M the house ne nau
heard members sittIng near Pun say ~ ~ III
fcrcfbe language, that they dif not care VII. lu
,n. W contained. they were going for IT, Sneh senti-
men was dangerous 10 tue nights and interests OK any
people -, -, 49,, hts chic, nj iec.
ton to the Oil was that provision OF IL "ulOn eS
enres thai IN All prosecutions for Oanly or
men who believe IN pOYgamy are eAchueu ilo. '
iuTy-bOx Jurors would necessarily Dc ipauo up IL @
Of persons who were NOT MOrDons' anu ID tr ,h.f
systsm packed Jur.es. lie dld not see unuSi - n'
~hy every Mormon al the Territory cohIu no DC
vioIed aud locked up and wny me 1er,T,y MOI
could not be left bare for the non-sIor-
70 that objection might be tDat Nuvie
community bo prosecuted. but thaI oniy
showed the unwsdOm OF passing Laws that cahu''. %
enforced. II the people OF Utah cOnld not nave Iea
avn officers their laws. but were 10 nhNo
United officials forced upon them Tor that pui
pose would repeal ali their laws and nav none W
fo be BidIng and The rate Of taxatlo
IN that iess than IN any other reeoru
which, ought be the envy OF the General q Vernneh'
,nd of Government Of every state IN the Dulon
Mr CANNON Dem, Utahl addressed the House 10
.aDositon bill. and pointed out ITS exceptional
instlee O that Territory. His objection 70 u was tba
,D.t reason also applied 20 ali the Otner Terrific
rss so far as the administration OF justice was con
cerned he stated that he nad record OF te case tined
10 Ins Probate Coar1 Sbieh showed saa' cut o