Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
ElVAErLEEgERtiJi-r
ii t6g Legislature to Do
n, With Inc 0penysrlre
| FsIsd BY the Governor, wills
cannon, cd lle Apostles,
.ercat iEkcitmentln
San Lake CITY.

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san Lake City.
80 ss sf ii
sBoysSttaci the qhitedlssates
sl.'re. attornsy-physicni
Features.
.4 fE l.htE
~ 5uRy BILL vErQRpo
I'm CRY, UrAu, March The
4 rs pas soda number Of biim,
.slsh have been vetoed by Gov.
1 Taere has been a good dcalsald
"A aone-fhgn power,N and now
4 ..csars beginning to feel Tie 81
"a absolute "one-man power.n
ylll which wasintended to do
an the open yenlre business and
XVI iurlcs, has been in the hands
4 :,,elisncy for some time waiting
AM veto, which everybody felt
4 ~ usinmto reoeira and which
4 I. rsceiyed. The following is the
MAg exceilency's reasons there
/ ngH 29ei s1Bbn
(.,r5EY on UTAH, ExEcurUE
4 IN. sAlr LAKE CRY, Feb. rs.
KIN aipe acaAcsi Iiopsp,9it Bcpro
srager reasons Of objection exist
M now IN my hands Than TO the
4 fbIll returned 10 Your hCiiotable
4Ilh my objections.
mo has undertaken to leglslatu on
|.Estfnd tho pipn Ir9vlded 5yClhe
lf6teress approved June %, 1871,
81 iornation of jurles, however
hAas been shown to be, must pre-
territorial legislation should be In
NE purpose Of congress. To bring
iaiy.ejQag competent tilirose and
tgielll aWlSpensiye systemWhich
IA SHOWN 20 bring into the fury
eeomptont jurors
hwoi 49, IS faulty in this. .thaL
f1Iihe nunlbCr Of names for both
1 sA-pelit iWrics are selected by
{obsto Judges uf the counties In
Il 81 respective district courts are
pd the further iact that the pro-
|icdse Invariably select the names Of
sto, as 4 rule, are Incompetent
ml ia sympathy with offcuses
sstaelaws Of the Unjted States,
|,hihlEGs inycntSdland ursejglp6d
lils rs PERSONS Who were ,enEagdd
ffsdtisnscuf the system of polygalfiy
these means designed to delay
|gtalion Of al law tending to attack
|nAxill system.
|alsfi to 1884, the counts were hanl-
i tp0 prosecutions defeated By the
|aisadopied uuderthis plan.
|N iuries are now obtained under
|aeommon law practice, which gen
plesalls throughout the limited
and where the method prescribed
|lsfeasou fails, and which in its APP
|mlhUtab has lately been sustained
supreme court Of the United
sad tho laws at last neG being
lysyeeuled ~ the face Of d deter,
atai bprtlien Of work for Jurors
aseni, and that for which their
% gteat part III the future, IS he
Of cases under the laws OF etAel
Estates.
alI hgs been conformed IL, part to
|frl9ns presented by the executive
in9ier bin on this subject ID eX-
|Eirais for blgamy, polygamy and
4 tlI cohaDitation. Itiails, however,
Eie trials fjr aerjufy, attempt at
|q,ass9atS upon officers, and con-
rs against citizens, iurymen and
ss.sFosJBg oUt.ef prosecatioDs'ei
..ases gf bigamy polygamy and I'M
aeohAbhatlOn. 3
|s9ill, II il be q rightful subject Of
ion would inaugnrate system of
fnsln not easy to be understood
|1sepilcati0n. Citizens would be-
va who are competent 10 serve
A~l States cases aud territorial
iri others who would not be com
E9serye In cases arising under the
taa. .Lnitca, States. and. who.Rn,.
law might be competent to serve
lioral cases.
|nr1lcal operation 1t wouliat times
se2ourts with one lot OF iurymen
w s9rlglnabboXn under the law OF
Esi another lot from the open
L Hslem, and still another lot under
lirom the Supplemental boy.n
lN Eppld HRaS oidabiy follow, ang
ltcfease toe cost OF courts,
peonprehend any reason why
(H,,ealled to sYrvico under She Laws
EtAltd St9tts are moi good enou 20
81 cases arising IN territory
|.NapaFl 81 The II plitRd Stalcs. II
Itasons persons are incompetent
Y ny Glited States cases, CIR
RGs and Of right ought TO be,
.ssul TO try territorial cases,
saifl 10 this territoryNre close-
x CASES growing out OF offenses
Me United States.
oli u otherwise practical, would
@sIease the already great cost OF
y zen ditm aud mileage for per-
w Eill not pc employed.
eppNlle economy Would be fatal
n ,sessure as no corresponding
" protection OF society IN any
m. Gan possiblysfoilow. ub
"A, Y glalterable conviction that he
Mallnor legal right to j1in
lsiatllre in any measure whlrll
sgppiement ard aid liu the eNecu-
~ .,,l avs against all classes Of Of
executive fespeCifnlfy retafhs
N which il originated, III
l'S 6llnout his approval.
FL Il MI REl, Governor.
Ell fim tiANNoY NIlsgsrl
nts connected herewith has
M ae attention OF the people, lie
.1s pulpit in ell parts OF tue
neorge q. Cannon, one Of the
N XIV, ley Of the church, was on his
n flllaa When nc was arrested
~ Fellows OF Humboldt, Ney /,
N n 'oVAlng for him, AZ were q niim-
ollleers, in order to secure
s,r, snard offered hy Marshal Ire
|sS,,.4a. iuf his arrest. Accompany Of
Ihi'sss lalantry accompanied Mar
|.hsegu 70 HUMBOLDT in order To
|lT rPosile TO Salt Lake. Precauhon
4 N sSalyi 4 good many Gensll-s
|tos DtAlons assert, rs there Was
IN y, l5lfehend trouble from the
toa,, s,'Vfi mons. Where Cannon
oeiore the commissioners Il.