Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-04

Shc'h1u iu ht. circulnr Fy Unitcd
SAt,n mlr,hRis hHvu ~ more figlt
tnrn any uthuf vO.rf ~ ir Nuiiu Ilr
guArimil Or unlhng plncla, aHi iu
-uppnn Of thi4 - temoht cites t lice
cisiDu in q crrtth uisp 10y justice"
brewer ot the supreme cuuu Iu-
ci-r ciled n Clearly not IN ppiuL ns it
was uic where there were no Duiiri
States suprIvi-urs 81 election II
the polling plncus. II hl' no
hearing va "A Casu whUrf There trt
Unitri States supervisor ~ rr cup.
ported IN the discharge NJ Their dunrs
ny succiil du'y mesinl-. by -uc. Uu
2ul5 " the Revived statute, i- made
he duty D, United States r1ur.isItH
VI citc iou iu "'tav orcupHuty utI rr.
main Ne such lo.itiUn ffUm ume %
~ no. whether before or iruHt ttr
ballot boNr', as will in thuir Jui .uvut
test ENABLE tucm to see rnuu pefsln
t'lrrius him,elf for reg rli.u pr
Offering u vote" aud ny section .l.2 %
rs maze lhv duty at mnph1, uit
general iu titles nuI snrclH 4upulos O.
"kurp the imAes ami support uuI prl'
teut the sui ervi-nr. Of election IN the
discharge uf tltrir dutlos."
IL clearly follows tha. n deputy eau
occupy npy poaitiJn IN OF au.ut u pDll.
ing place that HIpery..lr may
occupy, whether btiore o. iehind the
ballot buxus, or whether within or
outside the guard rail. PART OF the
marshalis Cuiy a. 20 see that tls state
statue IL compiled with that secures %
the voter privacy within the booth
while preparing bis ballot, ant which
prohibits Offering or giving posters 10 a
voter. Within the rail- 10 u the duty
NJ a marshal To enforce all Of tue rr1.
Visions Of n state law not IN conf iC'
with the federal Law, ~ to what sAt
or shall not bc done within the gula4
rail-. IT "a lis lawful right Wh,n
necessary 10 Occlpy position within
the guard rail, aud II 10 biB duty tn
arrest any person, no matter what his
Official position may be, who interlores
with that night.
Section ii22 provides tina. you arc
exempted from arrest while Ia the dis.
charge OF your duties by any officer or
authority Whatever, with or without
process, exec ting at thu authority Of
an officer or court Of the Unlei statcs.
Any person, whether sheriff police
officer or constable, 80 interfering with
you In tue performance OF your duty IL
ilablo 10 arrest and punishment by the
United states courts by imprlH1nmuut
Tor two years, or hno OF 5000, or
both.
MGuW on U. 8. SUPERVISORS.
LITTLE Rock, ARR, Nov. S.-The
Democratic state cJmuiiltee hl' issuel
10 Arkansas otllcers clrcular5 defining
the rights of United States supervisors
aud deputy marshals At election. After
"a clear exposition OF their rights AMI
duties, the circular Rnys regarding the
appointment OF United state. deputy
marHhals TO take charge u elections
Tat there ~ no authorization In the
Federal statutes fOE this except In
cities ofaO, 900 inhabitants or more. The
only place affected IL Little Rock. There
fofu ifauy marshal should DO appoint.
cd elsewhere II would be without the
authority Of the law and consequently
tho duty OF the peace 0illcefs OF the
county 20 uphold and maintain the
sth,c law In keeping watch ut voting
pfecincts-nud United States deputy
mafshala can exercise no authority at
election proclncts or voting places
other than any other citizen. Ii they
should attempt 10 take charge Of
booth or officially do anything In con-
trolling or influencing election, or VIC.
late In any manner tho state statutes
they should be arrested by the sheriff.
The circular CLOSES with caution TO
do nothing rashly or outside OF the
law.