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Clawson's Speech.

SALT LAKE, November 4.-The follow
ing speech made before sentence by Claw
son, convicted of polygamy, is endorsed
by the leading Mormous, who consider
the Judges action vindictive and the
Grand and Petit Jurors packed and lille
gal. Your Honor, since the jury that sat
on my case have seen proper to find E YER
dict Of guilty, | have only this to say why
judgment should not be pronounced. /
very much regret that the laws Of my
country should come in contact with the
laws of God. But whenever they do,
shall invariably choose the latter. If
did not 20 express myself | should feel
unworthy of the cause | represent. The
Constitution of the United States express
ly states that Congress shall make no law
respecting an establishment Of religion, OIL
prohibiting the free exercise thereof. Ii
cannot be denied, | think, that marriage
where amended and sactioned by religious
rites and ceremonies, is an ordinance Of
religion. The law Of 1862 and the Ed
munds law were expressly designed t.
operate against marriage as practiced anC
believed by the Latter Day Saints. The
are therefore unconstitutional, and o
course can't command the respect that ;
constitutional law would. That is all
have 10 say, your Honor.
, 1884-11-05

Blaine 1854; Cleveland, l,136; a net
gain Of lss for the Republicans, over 1880,
when Hancock carried the State by an av-
ernge plurality Of 800. This ratio Of gain
will hardly be maintained, but the as
sumption is from the returns already re-
ceived and other indications that Blaine
ran ahead about 5000 in the interior. A
very large vote was polled in this city by
perhaps twenty-five hundred, which
would make Blaine's majority about
$500. Votes cast for Congressman indi-
Gates that the Republicans might get four
out of the six. The Chronicle says the
figures show there can hardly be n
question about California being safe for
Blaine. A special from Nevada claims
tina. State for him also. The State was
redistricted in a manner which gives the
Republicans u hard pull on Congressmen.
but from present appearances the Repub-
licans will elect their men in the First,
Third, Fifth and Sixth Districts, but the
Second and Fourth doubtful, with chances
in favor of the Democrats. The 1la
says: Returns are comingin SO slow that
there is very little to base estimates on Of
the results on this coast, both parties are
confident and claim the State. but indica-
tons favor the belief that it has gone
Democratic by some 800 to 5000.
, 1884-11-05

MEAT MARKET JOE hAARosE, p%pa is%. Egg. butter and game
hand, New stand at northeast corner OF Seventeenth and Eddy SIS.
, 1884-11-05
The Day in Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, Florida, November 4.
Specials t the Times Uason from sixteen
counties indicate that the Democrats have
elected their entire National, State and
Congressional tickets, The weather was
favorable, and a very heavy vote was
polled. While Republicans voted for
the Democratic candidate for Governor,
and some voted for Cleveland. the hard
est fight was in the Second Congressional
District. The indications are that Dough-
erty, Democrat, beats Bisbee, Republican,
by 700 plurality.
JACKSONVILLE, Florida, November s.
Returns from all parts of the State
show Democratic gains. The Legisla-
ture is surely Democratic.
, 1884-11-05
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, 1884-11-05
New jersey.

TRENTON, November 4.-Police Justice
Stahl, a Democrat, was arrested here this
morning while on his way to court on a
complaint of James w. Bennett, who
charges Stahl with having bribed one
VIM. Ely. He was held in 5000 bail.
TRENTON, N. j., November 4.-From
partial returns gives good sized Republi-
can gain. Buchanan, for Congress, runs
ahead Of his ticket Atlantic county
gives Blaine 500 majority, Democratic
gain, POS Indications point a to Repub-
lican majority OF 100. In Mercer county
the Republican gain is l25. Buchahsn,
Republican, elected to Congress from Che
Second District.
, 1884-11-05
Connecticut Changing Front.

HARTFORD, Connecticut, November 4.
Hartford gives Cleveland 1924, Blaine,
4,5l2; Cleveland's plurality, 1872.
HARTFORD, November 4.-Owing to
troubles on the wires due to a storm, the
returns came in slowly. Seventy towns
give Blaine 25,l67; Cleveland, 25,s67.
Garfield had $3.50; Hancock, 24,635.
The Republican loss is 67s. The same
ratio of loss would give the State to
Cleveland by small plurality.
Hartford, November 4-Later re-
turns do not change the result heretofore
indicated in that State. Cleveland's plu-
rality probably !, 800.
, 1884-11-05

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, 1884-11-05

SAN FRANcIsco, November 4.-There
were 47,sI4 votes cast in San Francisco to-
day, N of a total registration of $4,000.
The indications are that the total vote of
tho State will be at least 100000. against
G ,226 in 1850. Owing to the great
Of the ticket the vote in San Fran
cisco win not be counted before Thursday
midnight. The returns from the interior
are coming IN very slowly. Up to l0:45
only thirty-one precincts in several differ
pnt counties were heard from, giving
, 1884-11-05
Little Rhody.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. November A.
The total vote of Providence is, Blaine,
6,275; Cleveland, AL; Butler oil;
St John. %. Blaine's majority is l4o.
PROVIDENCE, November 4.-Newport
gave Blaine 2,04l; Cleveland, l,20s; But
Ter, IL; ST. John, 1877; against 1904 for
Garfield, and 975 for Hancock. The vote
Of the State complete: Blaine. 1909;
Cleveland, 12,4Ss; Butler, 425; st. John,
GAL. Blaine's majority, 5,225; against
1855 for Garfield in 1880.
, 1884-11-05
Mississippi

JACKSON, November 4.-Blaine car
ries jackson by a majority Of %. Returns
from other precincts in Kinds county will
give Cleveland a small majority. Han
majority in Kinds county was L.
3sl. The Democratic ticket has a ma
jority Of about $50 in Rankin county,
which gave Hancock a majority Of 64T.
Returns from the State are coming in
slowly and show a very light vote, but OF
unquestionably Democratic tendency.
Yazoo City cast 236 votes. 6 of which are
Republican.
, 1884-11-05

LITTLE Rock, Ark, November A.
Scattering returns have only been re-
ceived from all quarters. They show the
Democrats sweep the State on the Presi-
dental ticket. The Congressman are
elected by a large majority. cockrell,
Democrat, is elected Chief Justice. No
details tonight.
, 1884-11-05
The Vote in New Hampshire.

CONCORD, November Twenty towns
give Currier, Republican, for Governor
2,5ls; Hill, Democrat, 2,45s; Mason, Pro.
hibitionist, 81; scattering, 10. The same
places in 1882 gave Hale, Republican,
1929 Edgerly, Democrat, and scattering
2.26i. We will compare with Garield's
vote in 1880. when the majority was a.
227; also with Robinson's vote in October
1884, when the Republican majority was
lI,ls7.
, 1884-11-05

GALVESTON. November 4-Returns
from the country are coming IN very
slowly. A heavy vote was polled through
out the State. Pleasant weather is re-
ported. Returns thus far received indi-
cate the election Of the entire Democratic
Congressional delegation.
, 1884-11-05

Mr.. +. n. Chase, Director Of the Iowa
State Board of Agriculture, says: While
out at the State fair grounds on the 9th
inst, Mr.. Rounds, Of Cedar Falls, was
taken with u sudden and violent attack of
cholcn morbus, l procured a bottle
Cam berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy for him, after his taking
the first dose he felt relieved of the pain
and in a short time he was well and re
manned to see the fair. Sold by Hunt &
Whipple
, 1884-11-05
New Hampshire.

CoscoRD, November 1-One hundred
and five towns give Blaine 1905; Cleve-
land, l4,l4ii St. John, COS Butler, 1913;
Blaine's plurality, l,sT4. The same
towns gave Garfield 1920; Hancock,
l7,20s; Garield's plurality, l,062.
, 1884-11-05
Heavy voting in Michigan.

DETROIT, November 1.-The vote Of
this city is unusually heavy, notwithstand-
ing the rain storm which has prevailed
most Of the day. The National and State
tickets are o scratched to great extent,
except the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor. The county and Congressional
vote was less a party matter, and consid-
erable scratching was done.
, 1884-11-05

Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office of the Territorial Librarian in Chey-
enne until November 10, 1884 at 2 o'clock
p. m, for publishing in pamphlet form
two hundred and fifty copies, (250) of all
United States and Territorial laws apper-
tanning to the Yellowstone National Park,
the work to be completed and the laws
delivered at the Territorial Library on or
before the 3lst day of December, 1894.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest
bidder, who will be required to give bond
with at least one surety, to be approved by
the Territorial Librarian, for the faithful
performance of the contract. The right
is reserved to reject any OF all bids.
JOHN SLAUGHTER,
Territorial Librarian.
, 1884-11-05
Continued from First Page.

The Outlook in West Virginia,
PARKERsBURe. November 4.-The
Parkersburg district complete gives
Barbee, for Congress, Tors; Gibson, TOO;
Blaine, 97e; Cleveland, III. A RepubIi-
can gain of /.
, 1884-11-05

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, 1884-11-05

MEMPHIS, November 4.-The election
in this city and county passed of quietly.
Full returns will not be received until to-
morrow. Sufficient is known. however,
to show that the Republicans have elected
their Legislative ticket by a majority ey-
eraging 900.
, 1884-11-05
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, 1884-11-05

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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-01
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at 1887 for As of 1907 1lS} for AS sterling,
81 ss@4 9Ol; lO1s for IS, 100 for 5s; silver bars,
II!.
Silver in London, 5o4i; consols, 100 16d; 5
per cent. United States bonds, extended, los; As,
I26; AIS, ISL.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars quoted at
s7I@ss cents.
Mining stocks were in steady demand at San
Francisco yesterday morning, with little improve
ment in some descriptions. Boiie, however, was
weak Silver King sold at S. 81 and Bonanza
King at SO, frs. sales in some time.
The French Government has presented the Queen
of Tahiti with gold medal
Gladstone appeared in the English House of Com
mons yesterday, after his recent illness.
The remains of the Duke OF Albany will be placed
ia the royal vault at st. Georges Chapel, Windsor
At Bernice, Pa, Saturday night, Henry Shelly
shot and fatally wounded two brothers named Nor
rill.
A brutal prize fight took place near Wilkesbarre,
Pa the spectators inelULiEg a schoolmistress and
twenty children.
All was quiet in Cincinnati yesterday, and the
outside troops were ordered by the Governor to re-
turn to their homes.
over 5000 acres OF Roberts Island, San joaquin
county, are inundated.
Asa Burbank, who killed T j. Dennis, his father
in.law, has been found guilty in Benton county, Or
egon, of murder in the first degree.
Chile and Peru have formally exchanged treaties.
a newly -d.covered silver lode is causing excite
ment in Wayne county, Pa.
The funeral of the late Augustus schel was largely
attended in New York Sunday.
There is strong opposition in Albany, y. Y, to
cable roads.
General Sherman emphatically denies that he is
candidate for office. ,
Fire in Memphis, Team. loss, $780, 900
During March the national debt was reduced
s15,OOOOOO.
Abraham Jones burst blood vessel while pulling
on his boat at Comax, B. C., and died.
Street cars are proposed in Victoria, B. C.
A new Methodist church was dedicated Sunday at
Hueneme, Ventura county.
The open salmon seasou begins Oh the Columbia
river to-day.
The Petaluma annual horseshow takes place next
Saturday
Near Chico. yesterday Young man named Ap
person was killed BY a fall from the Sierra Lumber
CompanY's fiume.
At Tvia Creeks, Wyoming, the timekeeper Of the
Oregon Short Line Railroad was shot and killed in
mistake for another man.
Mrs. Mitchell died suddenly yesterday morning at
MERGED.
Fire at Ainsworsh W. t; loss, SO 500.
John Winelaad, miller, was badly hurt at San
Jose yesterday.
John Warseley, who murdered his wife in Los
Gatos, Santa Clara county, two years ago, Is in Gus
tody at Silver City, y. NJ.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-01

such state of affairs as prevailed on Sat-
erday and Sunday at Cincinnati. 1t is the
uncertainty of criminal verdicts against
which the Cincinnati riot protests. The
interference with verdicts that are justi-
fed by the law and the facts is just as
demoralizing to the jury system IS the
failure of courage in jury. The people
need not only to condemn weak verdicts,
and thus give strength to other jurors to
stand up to their own convictions, but
when juries do put their seal of condem.
nation upon murder, after cool examina-
ton of all the facts, and under the solem-
nifty of their oaths, the people should not
undo their work, except where there is
fragrant, open, notorious and willful iDJus-
tiee done-an injustice that will warrant
condemnation of the individual members
of the jury for disregard of their oaths.
Even in such cases the Courts seldom fail
Go interfere and protect the prisoner, and
it is very rare indeed that the people have
occasion to protest IN his behalf. The
logic of the Cincinnati trouble cuts two
ways it is double.edged it is a rebuke
to weak juries, and alike rebuke to false
sympathy for murderers, and which found
mediums of expression even in the case of
that Infamous wretch, Wheeler, the thug.