The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-05

issue Of the HERALD Wili be read
with interest and the news that it
contains ioyously welcomed hy all
lovers Of order and good government
and with special pleasure by those
who are intoI ested il the supremacy
Of law and decercy in tae chief city
ofthe #e5t. The judiciary committee
OF the board OF supervisors lataly
appointed 10 take into consideration
the public utleraDcas Of Mayor Kali
loch, aud TO report what action would
be proper on the part Of The board in
the premises, presented its report on
Monday. The document gives = his
tory Of the labor agitation, and Stakes
tina, Ksll0ca has encouraged lzwlesE-
ness, and melted to mob outbreaks;
tnet he has imp6ached the honesty oi
the community; and while pretend
ing to counsel the mob that he had
been instrumental IN creating against !
violsnce, he hsd il fact advised them
to hold themselves in readiness for
bloodsbed and the overthrow Ct
the duly constituted authorities.
The mayor is Denounced as
''uns1rupuious, unprincipled, and
devoid Of integrity and fidelity to
public interetts." The committee |
recommended that judicial proceed
Jugs be instituted again,t the mayer |
to Gust him from Office. The report |
Wss unanimously adopted. and the I
necessary instructions gjysn to carry /
the Recommendations into lf:ct.
The mayor presided over the meet |
ing, put the quettion on the motion
to adop., ana declared The result. /
Some queer tEoIRbts mus, have |
passed through iis mind during tie
reading OF tie report. ard the fubse-
qugHt pTuceejingy. What al Of this
nleans is tee impeachment and con
sequent turning cut Of office of Kai-
loeb. Tia. this desirable result will /
be accomplished can hardly be
doubted il view Of the fact tha, Kesr
ney is now safely in jail for 3 similar,
orly less aggravated cGanse. bis first
lieutenant has been convicted and
sentenced to Ike Punishment, and
the mob element has been pretty
thoroughly sqaelohed. Ten mcntns
ago bhi5 proceeding might have been
sneersd "a. in derision by Kal.o-h, /
who wac then in the high tie u bis
glory. Kearney was king and The
reverend b'stEerrk.ts the power
bahind the throne who Gsej
the ignorant d-ayman 10 advance
his OWL pe1sonAl.aims ard ambition.
Bat circumstances have cbanged
wonderfully during the past lew
months. Society discovered itself on
the verge Of anarchy, and had .o,e-
thought enough TO halt before passing
over the brink into destruction. The
vigilance committee vas o-gaDized, /
and without Insulating It went to
work to reform tbs evils brought
about through negligence OF the part
Of. the better clement Of the COM
munity and the sohemiDg Of uUprin
cipled men Ike KalLoch. The revo-
luton was as sadden as st promises to
be taorongh ard effective. The agj-
tatoTs were either coWed into silence
or convicted, and the community re-
stored to lis normal condition, SC
cially and IN business sense. A
little more work remains 70 be done,
srd the getting rid oi-this hypocrit-
icsl priest politician is part OF that
task. It Is hoped that the labor will /
be quickly and effectively accom-
rlished. Kalloch's day has been too
long already, and It is time that he
found bis proper place among other
incendiarists and unprinoipled agi,a-
tors who consort with knaves
for the overthrow Of society,
in order thst they may plumber on
the wreck. Having kicked Kalloch,
i
senior, out of the mayorslly, hanged
Kal.osh, junior, for the ooli-blooded
murder Of Charles deYoung, kept
Kearney IN Jail for six months, with s
his Lieutenant Cannon for COM
panioD, and restored order where
there was g few. weeks since only
chaos, San francisco may well feel !
nroud Of her achievmeDis. She can 6
afford to boast Of whist she has done,
and the country generally will foE-
give her ior permitting herself to get I
IN the deplorable condition that she c