Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-22
BOTH SIDES TALK,
Ugi o. nils Moral z.-Iudta Powers
Lecture ca Slaud iiaWlins
Ia Close.

TOT "I"H | NN.N' IN.l SUIT VIII I"HINlNts
~ c..,u, a.d DUiei Justice Merritt aud
tired jury viii Awe "a sigh of relic.
. lu.B D. tue d 90 Jay % tns hearing.
Greater port OF ysstofdny afternoon
was Akau up wish Che hd ifc.s Of AZ.
,pruey Nsnau, .i suufrl Or Tho plain.
uli AMI zee denounced tur TfJuHs aud
i,s Udltuiu Boz most scaluius terms OIL
| through. He maualur1 that rtcut
| wrong had been done Go Arthur Brown
| sud BE- asEtl tho Jury t. give ulm that
/ redress 10 which uU WlH entitled, iu
/ nstguuHCe. NuWsUulurs were bup.
/ pIsud 10 De conducted 100 tut Interest
| tho people. The theory DO that tue
| pfUts 10 The guardian OF The liberties Of
I the puuIlr, aua Is eat pnrUfs aud those
| who conducted them are supposed 10
/ be above tue m 40 igalUualtH Of ruty
] rsIsJuaI uiBukrs. 10 was unrl, said
! council 90 im .gtne q mas like II race
Greedy IrsCruutus o. M tue high plane
OF tue Nrw y tx Tribune, or the Ruld.
log fplrIt of any DINER great paper
coming down TO the level 10 a coward
~ do, who, protected by tue wall Of
! his editorial sauCium, became nn
assassiu Of mru's Chsmrlrfsi aui who
confessed on the with oss Stand that he
had written a certain editorial tor The
purpose Oi "slasninA" Arthur B own,
whatever that may m an. "sashiug,"
suppose, means cutting, cutting ami
! w0uulius his irrlin r., tue feelings Of
bis family anu bile Liruds, The mnn
| who BE- oil the head uf the ilt J. ku
! I5BuHc says be VIZ To tho article Tor
| tuat pufpopr-tlat hu thought Arthur
| Brown Was riding pretty higu morse
anu be wanted g. call him down, Tna
/ original article charged Blown with
twO crimes, iifs,, that " rejecting
votes which he knew ought 10 be re-
/ cUlvUi, Iuut h q felony and punlsh-
ALL ny Inn, flsJumout IA the pBli.en-
| uufy auu by nue.. Second, that u
attempting 10 get out OF tue way ono
/ OF the Witnesses 10 HE crime. That IL
n m,surmcauor. These two crimes the
/ Tribune knowingly Aud falsely charged
uguusL nn honorable ami reputable
uiugrn OF this city. Nj. NAriau went
/ On 10 argue that the many articles
which appeared in support OF the orig
! mai one which iOTmud the basis VI the
complaint, showed deep aud deadly
| malice, aud pictured the editor "laugh-
INK Ia uis duvill,h giles a. lac dipp.d
Ills pen Ia Kali while To wrote ms
sditofias." The 7r,5,s.-- -pt0pis, said
council, displayed hatred ny the wy
they kept nngging nj this plaintiff;
they showed tury were his enemies,
Tor they DOME write In that manner
abUu their friends, those sycOuhnnt,
! anu lckspitiltH who tOady 10 the Ir.b.
] uue, aud dare not call tueir
/ sUuis their own. Ihcso defendants
| knew they hal published lie about
! Brown, hut they had not tho maui.
utas aud the fairness 10 acknowledge
| their error, aud attempted % bull1Ote
| 10 through. They forgot that they have
MT got tuu power Ia the Jury box they
once thought thoy haI. luey can no
/ longer lash people with tuuir murciluss
| whip, aud people DONE Jump any more
! When they ok 90. rus uubudlud
| reign OF tue Tribune has come 10 an
oud, Aud y.u gentlemen ia tuu lucy
need NOT b. Hinid Of their chaslise-
mcnt for duiur your duty. lie Old
| power VI getting even with people IL
| gone. llo IibuHc has no feelings
| when any oEs U.ulI uuu. The only
! way 10 make lhcm feel be- 10 touch their
pockets, anu sub,tuuii,ldam,gts IN tho
only way ia whigu Is.lcg eau w uOue
la Inls case.
This morning 4 ,orEey OGDEN HIles
began his argument u 10, jury un be.
half VI tue Gulvudauts. Cuu eel .sId up
! was guUvtd 10 think that MI NauAn
shuulJ have - lar IuigOttru al self -
/ 10 be- unable Co clnllU. his emotions
| aud pA.sIous while speaking yestrr-
| day, aud uu sincerely hoped that that
] gentleman wuuiJ i've long enough 10
! regret his words anu HlUlo-izs TOR
| having useI turm. fhis WIS u case
| which never Hu.uid have been brought
! h.ru, uuI % u.d been brought ~ graf.
! ity resentment rather thsu tu FelTess
/ personal iuJuTos, lie ielt sure, huw-
! ever, that IA deciding this matter the
! JuTy wOuiI not allow any untiCal az.
terence which they might IA We with
! the Tribune 20 disturb "a. oven balance
! % thult ladgmcut, The defendants
utterly rrpuIiated. uisClHimvl ana die
NvOw,l ne allegations msle against
them. Counsel luNstrG that public
journal mad the rlsut, aud % was ils
! luty, 90 cuuClsu the acts anu conduct
| ui public ON aurs o. srvurr terms wuuu-
over tho acts OF the case warranted
| anu Justified. lue whole move
mere on the part of the plhiuuI was
a "suhp'o ttCln--a construction had
been pas upon tho article IIrCtrd g.
| WuICu % uIu not urAr 10 mAltrT.u
not whether Arthur Brown met Heg-
| Guy upon Tue rtrtrt on tue lB.u OF
| fuU, 1892, anu whether ue ssil any
! thing 10 ulm, The essential Justice u
| .uis cssu, tho essential subject matter
| Il II, Law la the ounrge tuat WAS maze
On tho o II VI February that Arthur
| Brown mad bullIOzsu voters at tho
| election ON tho uay before, The iuci.
| lent ON tue srreHt Was merely detail;
| but enough evidence had been intro.
luCed by the plaln NJ counsel them.
| selves 10 show that brown div what Ia
substAHve tho Tribune charged on the
/ l1th ~ o. HE arbitrary anu uulIduEug
conduct "A, the polls, Mr. Noble, f8r
instance, testified that there was great
/ excitement there IN consequence OF
the Illegal Jer4Ou OF votes, Hu. under
such uiioumatauccs, counsel askru,w
70 no, tho right aye tho duty,
% a public newspaper 10 condemn Ina
fevuge terms any person acting IN an
official capacity VINO ILLEGALLY reieetud
the ballots which were prupsrly
tgudereug Wa the Tribune 10 DO
blamed when IL had s,oOl up as tine
| champion OF the great right VI man.
huOi suuugg2 Attorney Hllea
answered the criticism OF Attorney