The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-02
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A NUMBER of attorneys
TT , - - = % SiV III coi vie
juice at imaginary targets, IT, L. +
ing the late trials as if thew U -
protecting act that disuual the
Venfre. ''o0' ~ pen
If ANY one doubts that the Il
ton in the recent trials has ( re-,
Quoted with Yindictiveness, b,
have been present at the rece
nelly trial and heard the cues
well as the manner of asking thSs
oy Mr. Rarian to MessrS. WooduII 0oi
Loder-two OF the gentlemen WI
so blackguarded by the filthy Il,
for giving a verdict according {
convictions in the Clawson case
RaTI2n resented Mr.. Benefits in =,
lon only few days before that We
HOrmOns were influenced bv that,
but he himself showed as comDl
falling into line with its infamous
mons, as the most Sulphurous, b
stone-emltting MOrmOn-eater Mr..
nett could have had in his mind.
LIE WONDERFUL unanimity of feefe:
which prevails in the mutual breasts
Utah's Chief Justice and her UnitC
States Attorney, is more suggestive
the Aillennial reign of uniyers.
brotherhood than any one svmnfo,,
mat has lately come under our notice
Ii they have disagreed in a singI,
instance since they began drawing theiI
SalaTleS and dealing out persona
opinions, cut on the bias. in the TbirC
1udlcIai District of this Territory, then
Ihe eagle eve of reporter with whom
insomnia is a family heirloom. has
E3Iled 20 discover it. 81 concur with
the prosecution" has become as pro
verbal IN act, as 1.-The witness NAV
answer the question" is in speech.
verify the day cometh when the lion
ana tie lamb will lie down together
with the lamb inside.
IRIS becoming more evident every
day that the defense in trial for
polygamy is a mere matter OF formal
ity- What with packed iuries. a parti-
San iacSe, prosecuting attorney who
mas pledged his reputation" to put
~IoWn Polygamy and a sleuth-honnd
ttS;si4 &eath any juror honest enough To
act on his convictions. it begins to IooiJ
rs Il the accused party's most economi-
e14l Plan, whether innocent or guilty.
you'd be to plead guilty, save LAWYERS
-ees' secure the clemency of the court
[ - 90 10 prison and wait patiently for
tT5oFernor Murray TO come along with |
me copper act.
AT THE close of the Clawson trial
when the jury brought in the verdict of
quality one Of our Federal officials. a
man very fond of display and bombast
vas SO delighted with the result that
nc vas unable to control himself, and
Win broad grin and hearty chuckIe
be remarked to one of his associates. 81
guess there Is some law after all isn't
mere We don't know how he felt mr.
FhaC ne said after the humiliating col
aPSe OF the Connolly trial, but we
Nould ADVISE him to wait until such
Ia ICeTs are finally passed upon by the
supreme Court, where, from all present
appearances, some one else will have II
. say guess there is some law here
TIE POLITICAL agitation, which is :
reating SO much excitement east 4
longh it affects us but very little here
ad SO far aroused the members of the
'alyerSity's two debating clubs, the
eta Gamma and Delta Phi, that they
eSolVed to meet in friendly debate one
venlng last week and discuss the Drin-
LPieS OF the two great political parties
9N III existence, as set forth in their
'atIornlS. The debate was not CON
neo, however, to the platforms alone
III also to the actual principles of each r
drty as exhibited IN their public do (
Us A1ter the question had been ABLY
2ndled by both sides, before a LARGE
nd interested audience. the indoeS
ave their decision in favor of f6e
ezRocratS. This shows which wav
iucation will incline the young poll
clan TO take.
Ire LENGTHY report which appeared
our columns the other day purport-
g to give particulars of the magnif-
II reception rendered Blaine in New -
OK city by ministers of the gospel y
en- II we admit its truth, shows none
e less the low political trickery to
9lch the present Republican candi-
Of0pT
in bis point. His conduct reminds ms =
~ much of that of the dealer or pub-
trader in patent medicines, especially
SSe for private diseases, and if the
1ntry should be so unfortunate as to
Dose him for President for the ensuing
IL years, We viii doubtless be made 10
~ sensible of the comparison when
Aedlclnes get time TO work. He has
nlNted himself like the long-haired
2ri2tan who claims to cure cOrns in y
ntaneously, whose panacea stops all
ms, or whose stomach pad makes a
II man of you. But as the limited
ne Will not enable him to reach ali
IT'S OF the land. he must have this tes-
l0nial signed by the Rev. Mr.. Soandso
1 others In order to dupe the ignorant
1 UnSuspecting as to his high merits a
1 thus 10 secure their votes in his eve
or. and
'EE wIzARD-LIKE methods of legal
erdemain employed by Attorney "
ksOn, to get matters before the Jury '
On by ordinary rules of evidence and
NY other court under heaven but the
where he sits as prime minister.
Nd have even less chance of heiDo