The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-11
SHOOTING OF JUDGE TERRY


In California for you to know how this would
work. The supreme court has decided that if
the marshal was exercising mis- functions he
could not be brought before the
been any judicial authority to investi-
gate such offences under this law?
All would have gone harmless, ana such was
the condition when we were considering this
bill No law existed TO make it otherwise. Bv
this instrumentality elections could be carried
1t would cost fifteen millions every time this
vas done in the United States Then, too the
President was authorized to employ the army
to see that this law was sustained. Even in
Ireland no more dangerous law exists Yes
they would place bayonet behind every bal
lot any man who utters this has lost all
Am rlcanlsm. Applause. This expression
causes a chill to run through every lover of his
country 1t was the honest expression of Re
publican purposes but we had one recourse. 1
respect the American soldier and do not he
lieve he could be forced to trample down the
rights OF this people. There would have been a
revolt. Even more, they proposed TO drag into
politics the erIn1ne OF the Judiciary. There is
law regulating our federal juries which pre-
vents their being used for partisan purposes
No one wants this repealed This pill even re-
pealed that law and allowed the clerk to Sc. e IT
them. such was its design. to carry ont the
ends OF political organization.
OUR JUDICIARY
stands too high to enforce such a law, and they
would refuse to lend aid TO corruption. Bnt
they wanted TO convict only Democrats More
the people would not submit to this, and here
was danger of all their representatives. heinz
kept al home. They wanted to put in it n ner
manent appropriation of which kind there is
but one and 1t pertains to our inGebte. ness
and unless some such appropriation was made
they would De soon grounded. and by holding
the senate the payroll would be always pro
vided for. This alone was as great a crime as
was ever attempted on the American peonle
AS test OF the honesty of the RepubIican
party. when the amendments were made TO
provide for Congressional elections at times
otner than at state elections so as to kceo
them pure they would not consent to it. TINS
clearly showing their full intention to control
state as well as Congressional elections
This was said to be done for the purpose of
regulating silent voters, but it was only a pre-
text. But my time is up, 1 must reluctantly
say goodbye and yield to the able gentleman
who is to follow.
The chairman said, the home of Presi-
dent Harrison IS represented in the ma
tional House by a Democrat, one who
would not obey the orders OF the American
Car, and when brought up for reprlmand
ne replied that ne considered it a badge of
honor. He presented
W. d. BYNUM,
who came forward amid great applause
and said:
would have preferred to have had my friend
Faulkner finish his talk, and if 1 start sued anly
and stop abruptly you will understand we are
on limited time.
The Republicans propose prohibitory tariff
one cutting out all products raised here, and
say they want TO build up a home market.
1t Is impossible for US TO restrict production