Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
YoUso KALLoca's SPEECH.

Youso KALLoca's SPEECH.
Last Sunday evening at the Mstropol-
itan Temple. San Francisco. the s1sr'
oisss were Of unusual interest. 1t hav-
ing BEEN previously announced that the
younger Ksllooh would assist his father
in the regular Sabbath evening services,
the spacious building vss crowded a.
long ssa live soul could squeeze into
ANY portion Of 1t. while numerous men
and women wore unable to obtain sdmis-
sion. Tbs part young Kslloeh took in
tho services consisted in the delivery OF
q speech 10 acknowledgment Of the SYM
pa.hy and good Offices extended to him
during the terrible ordeal hs has recently
passed through. and defining his present
position and future plan Of action. he
expressed his firm belief that God had
been with him and maintained him
through the long and terrible trial hs had
just emerged from. directing everything
for the best. But he did not say that
God directed and assisted him to kill
Charles do Young. He highly approved
the verdict OF the jury. which hs con-
sidsrsd composed Of twelve intelligent
u~pprsjudiesd and eminsatly respectable
gentlemen. and. said he. ''undsr the rul-
ings Of . wise and i~nc0rruptibls judge. I
stand before you tonight invested with
the rights Of manhood and the privileges
OF citizenship. in accordance not only
with The sanction OF human Law and jus.
tios. but. I believe. in accordance with
the eternal and immutabls righteousness
Of God"
With regard to himself and his plans
hc said that circumstances beyond his
control had given him . Publicity in
compatible with his holy calling. and hs
had accordingly decided to resign his
official position in that church. together
d, ~. ...;,;., !, A.. u,n,.t,v ha.
WIN "s
lieving that he could hght mes oatties
ho,;s, for himsslf and others in tho
s.,.l..
'"1, ,,,,,, ~ l..
nsseesble citizen. I believe a. much a.
M man who hears mo In honest laws
-
hons:iiy e1seueu. pat %y ,r V Jo
not involve q denial II tho sacred right Of
sslf-deisnss. Nobody who does not assault MT
Inc - xh;ch 7 Wan 10 nav difference and
respect must protect the rights Of me and
mine; There ought 70 DO : reign OF peace
an ,Sundsnt opnortunity here for every
good right arm 70 make itself felt. and for
every honest voice TO make Itself neaia IN
,;on' Thsro ara questions to be discussed.
wrongs to DO righted. iniquities to DO e1-
posed. pad men 70 % punisnsc, anu M To- ~. 70
nes.' But indecent personal Journalism,
personal politics. detective police devil
tries. shooting. and AL ms.nods Oh v,ssp1 ~.
~orI ~ men. lint Of bows and bsrbarians.
In whatever capacity 1t may DO. I hope 70
% sfumensa IN som ns usSr mo,,nc ,Ss
welfare Of this Queen City Of tho West.
In the light OF the present. these last
expressions Of young Kalloeh look and
sound rather inconsistent. BE certainly
was not a "psaceabls citizen " when he
10 desperately committed his vindictivs
and deadly assault upon De Young. II
he was such q law.abidipR man and be.
lieyer in "hou.st laws honestly exc.
outed." why did ho rscklessly kick asids
the law and murder De Young whose
trial was set to take place in aweek from
tina, time for his murdcrous attack upon
the elder Kalloch ? Could hs not Wal.
only n week Longer? Did his belief in
the "sacred right Of self-defsuss" CON-
o' T.,