Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-04

u. sanford bacE 10 the fir.l place ON
TIE Utah bench, IL das none into
history how that distinguished iurist
was removed because he was moi I'm
accord with President Harrlson,s
policy regarding Utah. The particular
acts Of which he was guilty no ono
ever seemed 10 know, but he may
ttuibfully he said to have boon The
pioneer In the great work Il pacliioa.
lion In Utah, hud many there are who.
despite the home fuleplauk, would lie.
light 10 SEQ MIN virdlghted by recuiv.
ing the appointment
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For the ether positions Oh the bench
the applicants ate to- many 10 specify,
MIR. smith, letter known ns "I<pn.
lucSy" ifOm bis long residence ia
Idaho, has a nrsl mortgage ON the
Osdeu scat, anu Lawyer MuNally, uno
Oi the sinlwdtu iu the recent fight, has
p'e'eupiod the probate judgsnip OF
thiA Ctunty.
IL l. generally Understood that the
Advancing yOuhg lawyer IL. W.
Young, vlCc-prvsidcut o. The school
h0aii, aud "A grandson OI President
bfighatn Young, can have either oue
~ tie asscoioto julgeships he whnte;
also nat u was common un igtsfiui-
iug ~ lhr HAT usg)CiHtinl, am lug II J..
puDllCans lnd Democrats alike, thai
Nt. Young "es 10 be- urgeu tor the
place now hlled by ia .gs Baricn. But
lawyers ptopotc sni Politicians dis.
potv, anu the scheme fsll through,
though " III reports say trut, 1t will
hardly nu cunt tO mole than post.
ponement Ia Mr. Youug's case.
John II. Rumel AMI G. II Barra,t
IRE In n neck and neck Tnre for the
poetmastership. Bot are such evenly
excellent fellows that one N de.
"hlsy the bust man wln.v Bariatt
was Tho hppointoo under Cleveland,
and clean record h. male. Thee
are half dozen applicants for the
Ogden and Provo Dostoiiices, aud
every village In Utah will have n
new man 10 put up for Its local Office.
Here viii be- attended n rnro opportu.
MY Tor thu Democratic adm uiattatiOn
{, undo an Injustice whion has been
aotying one Tor years past;I refer TO tho
old practice Of iabooing Mormons In
the appointment Of pOa,naslcrs. Hlth.
erto the policy has been TO bett1w
these Offices on Lt erals, N n Liberal
could b. found anywhere within the
radius Of the district, and tho conven.
fence and wishes Of tho community
have been mtde entirely secondary
considerations.
Coming down n the land Office.
The positions OF registrar AID receiver
are comfortable betths, AMI many there
be who seek 10 nestle therein. Mr..
Parks, Clevclan0's old appointee,
would fnln adUrn his former seat, and
Flank Harris, tbe real estate man,
Attorney Cahall, II. l.. Cassidy, n MT.
Blakcly, w. Il. ID. Barnett anu somr
other ate seeking one place or tue
other. But | can give them ali n
pointer. Mr.. Byron Groo, former
editor OF the Herald, anu n toiler for
Democracy In Utah before many OF tho
other aspirants knew Utah was OH the
map OF our common country, has been
mentioned for one Of the land office
desks, and my advice TO the other con-
tesihnts IN 10 refrain from selecting
their bureaus until after Gro0 gets
through. IL is known that GrJo and
Richards form the only two exceptions
Merritt ana possibly the committees
have laid down not 10 endorse any up.
plicants Til the names Of all arc before
them; there will he no minority report
In the case OF either Of these gentlemen.
q. w. Snow, sou OF one OF the frat
United States judges ever appointed
for Utah, Is M applicant for the post
Of surveyor general. II there nre any
others they are more IN )iest than Mr..
Hu1w, and their light still glimners
under n iushel.
Amidst all this tumull and crowdiug
for place and prefermsnt one ma me
remains which ia little heart on me ms
iips, an which might almost be
thought TO have heon forgotten In the
excitement OF the hour. But II " not
40. The chioliain who went on the
warpath 10 meet the rnscarOra Sachcm,
who encountered him at CjicaED, AMI
not only took his scalp ani all his
head ;ear with 1t, but literal y turned
him over AMI slanked MIN with a
fesouniing thwack that echoed back
10 Utln's vaiea--he Ia too well remom.
beTe1 ani too deeply loved by the
democratic hosts 10 DO for n moment
lost sight Of. IL the name Of Henry
y. Henderson 10 seldom spoken durilg
these days OF planning, plotting anu
contemplating, rest assured that 10 IN
only because II Ia being reserved Tor u
brighter destiny little further along.
When the glowing star Of statehood IL
set IN Utah'a forehead IL will shine on
the names OF two OF the brightest OF her
sons, aui proclaim n her choice for
senators Henry Z. Henderson anu
John L. Game.
As 90 TO press the alarming news
reaches me that the Tuscar0ra tribe
has left It's feservati n anu put forth
candidate for the marshalship In the
person OF Martin Lsnnau. Also that
that staunch son OF the old rod, vii.
liam Burke, has decided u Try his
fortunes ag linst Brigham, Norreil and
Benson. Good luck to yon, William.
There IL not u sturdier Democrat nor
truer man IN Deseret than yourself,
anu none VINO bore himself more
gallantly In tue trying days when
Democracy frat threw down the
gauntlet to Liberalism. As for Tor Mr..
Lsnnan, he baH about M much chance
for gaining the mar-halship as his
brother has OF becoming o journalist.
AMAgEuR DEMOCRAT,
N - Ia Al A