Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-01-22
PHASES OF THE CONSPIRACY.

a prominent GIiberai' who W
urging the ACCEPTANCE Of the prop
Sftion Of the Peoples Party to gil
the ogp0ziiIon representation in ii
Councii-he offer was the electio
Of four "Liberal, members. II
speaker referred to held that the n
eepance OF the proposal would be
point gained. He said in the ceurs
orhis reasoning: -'Ye''(the Liberals
''alraady have practical control {
the courts Of the Territory"
No rebul,e for this statement eve
issued from the courts. Yet the,
are the bulwarks Of the people
rights. When they are controlle,
by and worked for political advan
tsge by any Pe4itiesl party, farewell
to equality befose- the law, a basic
principle of American institutions
Has the assertion been verified?
Let the facts speak. At the opening
ofeach yearit becomes necess AIRY ac-
cording to law, to select from the list
0ftaxpayers 200 names Of persons 70
serve as grand and petit jurors, for
twelve months. That work-has been
done GorIS90.
It Is a notable incident that ten
men whose names appear on that
hist are candidates on the Liberal
ticket, and, rs viii be seen by the
listed numbers, the choosing was
done generally, almost in n group,
taking Off the appearance Of acct
dent, as the following viii show:
W F. James ID candidate for
third councilman, Fifth Precinct:
James Anderson O.. first council
man from the Second Precinct; w.
H. H. Stafford tsl third councilman
from the First Precinct: James F.
Bradley fs) Justice Of the Peace from
the Second PRECINCT. The latter
rather 4 weak sister-was one Of
Governor Murray's appointees TO an
Office when that functionary Mt
tempted to rob the people Of their
elective right and fill all county Of
fces by one-man-power process
L. c. Karrick (lO). first Council.
man, Fifth Precinct; Rudolph AIgl
u.s., alderman from The First Pre-
oinet; George NJ. Scott Ca2). candi- |
date for Mayor; L. I. HaHl22). third |
councilman from Fourth Precinct:
J .K.Gillespiel6Ol alderman from the
Second Precinct; W. p. Noble l75l |
first councilman from the Fourth
Precinct; E. R.Clute(s q. registrar for
the Second Precinct and candidate
as a reward for swelling the lists
with "LiberaIs'' who are under
stood 70 have no legal right to votel
or assessor and collector; A. J. Pen
Aeton, second councilman from the
First Precinct.
Besides those on the list who are
registrars, and candidates on the
Liberal ticket, there are Others
who may be taken as relatively
'onnected with Them. and sim
fhers who are specially IRON.
nent for animus against tire people
Tho constitute the overwhelming
majority Of the community. The
GLOWING may be noted:
Johns. Scott was, and probably Is
----J l---s--,---' I----e----.-s s..rr1r-s sxJI-
leTson, candidate Tor councilorship
rom the Second Precinct: II. w
Lawrence, bitter anti-..Aiormon,
Though formerly 4 Latter-dav
saint, aud heretofore more or les
PROMINENTLY connected with juries
te was also chairman Of the Liberal |
atidcation meeting; GeoE.e AIuIIeL |
ecoSnized Is a chronic Jury
nan; J. J. o'ReiIly, pronounced |
Liberal" sni former registrar.
'a-rick e. Lanaau r also on The
Of the Salt LAX.
r'5gae; John J. Thomas. brother Of !
&c Gov ernor, and said 10 be fully Il,
nhued with the IDEA that, al
ition to probate judSes-..~elect- 1
len, clerks, recorders, saperintend- 7
MS ofdist-iet schools aud assessors
louid be appointed by some I
deral authority" Then there Is
g.. L. Williams, ex-resistray and .
Lioerai'' member Of the Lerisls- t
Ire; Fred Simon, the same WIN o
He'd upon President Harrison. and b
commended the Chief Executive /
me nation 70 inaugGrate a .sholv C
lsade" against the '.Aformons.,, b
Llppman, the msu who. bsr5re o
dge Anderson, sprung the OBJ Il
;tion ID the naturalization Al
members Of the s.sl5rnon,, "a
lureh becaus. Of their religion. el
E Is also the man who, according h.
the genius Of an assertion maize 2.
him, belongs % uhs anvff;uous r.
OF his class, that being bis state 10
.atof the Proportion to the thou it:
ID Of unchaste Liberals, His Ii.
ariion in that line was made in til
n court.
misc we might 60 on over the su
Of "goed Inen ami true, by whole fol
and wind upwith the irrepressi- nu
William Slowell. Esq, who ele
orally shows up on every impor- lay
"LiberaI' poyitiral occasion to til,
1t tone. There are some fair the
; on the list but they are not sor
Z much more numerous than bee
. m5lars. Of
MS city being divided into five wb
licipal precincts. there acre en-. a..