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Show t dence upon which the allowance is the "Mormons'? can be pros'sribed f , may, bo f the tarn of the based? unto-day- rnblb.d w'er'y WEDNESDAY by tbe Oodbic Pubuhis nd SATUBDAT Compasj. Charles V. Penrose, Editor. E. STRA TFOIID, Basinet Manager, OGDKX. UTAH. NOVEMBER 6, 1875 SATURDAY, - The following persons are authorized to bust-ne- st collect tuhscriptiont and transact any connected with the "Junction" Office in Hammond. M. ' X. ' ' Smithfidd, Hyde A. Noble, : Park and Jiichmtnd, W. -- W. L. Welsler, Umworth. ..Jamet Jhjrum tide of Bear All settlements on the west franklin, Rieer, in Cache Valley, J. N Barker. ; WiUard, Malad City, Willow Springe and Samaria, Jot. W. Dudley. 0. L. Robinson, Fannington, w Address all lusinns communications, E.STRATFORD, Business Manager. v H'v' Box Z2,' Ogden,' Utah. sot ro roLYQ jlbiy. -- n m ISORESf 1N ON CONTEMPT AlTTKOKI2KI AGEflTS. their rtspective settlements. Logan, ProiHdence and MUlville, stand,' as we The case-theIf religious Methodists thus : Ana Eliza liberty is to be saerificed in order to derstand it, about also alleges that she was married to Brig-haget. ,at the ."Mormons," jt may numYoung, who had besides, a wrk to the injiiry.of other,, religious ber of other wives; she becomes dU bodies in the not distant future. satisfied with her condition and asks ; We closed oar remarks yesterday onthis subject by a stateuieut that alimony cannot be allowed unless a marriage be proved or admitted, a proposition so plain tba one would suppose no argument would be neces sary to enforee belief in it, or the production of authorities or precedents; however,' it may hot be imwitproper to introduce at least one ness U prove it; we therefore call upon Mr. J. P. Bishop to tell us something of what he knows on this subject. The work ot thU gentleman ou marriage and divorce is accepted as authority, we believe, in all the American States, and therefore whaS we quote from him may be regarded as the "law of this case." He says (Book X, 202, speak"The For some months past efforts have ing of marriage and divorce): the marriage been made by parties here and in the necessity of proving from the fact that it Eastern States, to remoAe Mr. Jos. arises, net alone is an essential ingredient in the ofHall, of this city, from his position sinco no violation of as postmaster of Ogdew. Many of fence alleged, ke place, our reader will remember a petition matrimonial jduty can;" matrimonial relation docs was forwarded from- this city to where the likewise from the Washington about eight months ago not exist, but that, as the divorce is the requesting that Psstmastef Hall or dissolution of this relamight be retained in office. This suspension ot tion, if there is no relation subsisting petition was signed by all classes there is nothing for the divorce to citizens, 'Mormon and is the and all joined in a testimonial to the act upon, and so marriage worth and integrity of Mr. Hall and foundation of the whole proceeding." We abo quote from. Bishop (Book his eminent fitness for the position he occupied.' This petition had the ef-- XII, sec. 386.) to feet ot checkmating tor tne ume ,"" " As7however, th?rlgh t alimony from the marital rela-tiobeing a movement looking towards caa result only a fact of .marriage between the Of lata renewed efforU his removal have been made to onst Mr, Hall. parties must be admitted or proved, bo a decree ei;eiirf-oThe urged against him be-- , before there can sec. - non-Mormo- n, p, r ...... , . 'we-bcTfer- in the fere there were any eift of President" Grant, an3 will; be' likely to live when his term expires. They have never fattened on government patronage-- and can live, if, they in the lose all the post-offic- , past-offic- es Ter-ritor- y. We are glad that the President has denned his position in this matter. Wo suppose it is also th position of; the Uepublican party and that they have dropped the polygamy plank of their platform, and adopted the broader one of hostility to the "Mormons," as an obnoxious religious body. This is clearer and more definite. We have always, maintained that of "Mormonism" the opponents cared nothing about polygamy,, and and only raised v a hue " and cry about it, because they considered it the most vulnerable point in their creed. . JUut the end ia not yet. If Ibis speech ladi. Mr. MeKenzia f a trip' to Ogden w aceouDt .r it made a raid on Boyle', furniture room? and flatters himself he "'o won. aerial bargains. hut , '. ousted? - - i ... out for .the cash, and when he mm vueiumer is alvrayg accomMc." also int...;.-- .i modating.Walker Bra's earpet and upholstery and uade Buch good selections tbe result of which ix a bright, comfortable reora in which to while away many dull hours this winter. The east bound' Dtissenfftr p .u' . .u . 9tb alt armed in Terras fin nuualugtalf bours late. The detaini caused by an accident to the engine on Humboldt Division. Patsey" Healey took the train ot eleven cars, fire of which were sleecers. with .eninno nao oat of Terrace over thegradrin splendid style, and doubtless made up the time- .hi th...n..' -- e-- - UruUl. "Mc." took 1081, ttS us through tSw Bhops,. us tc the jolly round fsweJ foreman, M. J. Crosby, who was hard at work with a tranp of m.n rebuilding engine 184, a powerful: 17 x24 Roger freight engine, and one of three he is fitting up for the passenger sertice.' The M. M. explains Rut owing, to the increased passenge? business it has been found necessary favorite MoQueen engines. n.l Tint more ivjwerful engines in the service-- were be introduced the-onc- e . "Ileal Thyself." The People's Cenwnon Sense Jiedlcat' Adviser; a book of about 000 pages, il- lrtstratou with, overdo engraTicgs and, colored plates, and sold at the exceed. ingly low price of $1.50, tells you how; to cure tai.irrn, "Mter tompiainv Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Sick, Billuous,. and other Headaches. Scrofula. chial, Throat, and Lung Diseases;; all; diseases peculiar to, women, and mist. otner curonic as well as acute disorders. It contains important information for the young and old,, male aad female,, single and married, nowhere else to hp, found. Men and women,, married and single, are tempted to sk the; family, pbyeician thousands of restioa on delifrom doing. cate topics, but 8a by l heir modesty. This work iust iirci nneationR bo fullv and. plainly as to leave no. one in doubt. It or sent Dy roan posi is boiu iy naidVco receiDt of Drio. Address t he-author,. R. T: Pieroe, M.' D., World's , Dtspenaary, Buffalo, 2i X. Ej-oii- , From the Lafiyettt Daily1 Country ' , WHY IT WAS DONE. ti quained with John knnw h. , to-da- es " at Des Moines not Tbbbacr, Utah, '7l' long since, President Grant made use Editor Jtrncnosii ' of the following language: "Leave Tbe R. K boj. with due appreciaHn matters of religion to the family al of furnished nti apartment tt their rlJill: tar; keep tin Church, and State for- room for the In ev-den- ce ' right; it. A great many of them lived bc Ifeuia.FroiuTcrraefJ de-fe- n p ....... IT. ever separate." The President, we suppose,' jrs ' a the Court to grant her a divorce; as man disposed to practice what he the lawyers don't rrant to de business preaches, at least. we Judge so fram without fees, they ask also for an late operations of his in regard to the order to collect their fees from removal of one of the best Post dant. As her lectures do not prove Masters in the country, Mr. Joseph sufficient to support the petitioner, Hall, of the Ogden Post Office, and she also asks for temporary alimony the. appointment of a successor. Mr. or alimony pendente lite. The de- Hall is not removed .from any fendant answers the petition,in which fault, or act of negligence on his he states all he knows about the part in the discharge of his duties, these and on (we pleadings marriage, but he is a "Mormon," and the have not heard that any other President, being determined, so far was introduced) the Court as in him li?s, to carry out his separmakes an order, which Judge Lowe ation theory, removes him. Now it refused to enforce, but which now will be interesting to observe how far Judge Boreman essays to enforce by the President will carry, out his imprisoning the defendant theory in the removal of other officers Bishop says that the wife is not who may be professors of Christianibound to accept th e answer, but may For ty and members of churehes produce other testimony if she instance, we have a very good postpleases; as therefore Mrs. Young 'did master in Utah, and a very clever not produce other testimony we aswithal, who, if we mistake sume that she was satisfied with the gentleman not, is a member of the Methodist answer, and so must the Court have Church, and we shall watch closely been, or the order could not have to see if he is removed. We refer to been made. Mr. J. M. Moore, vhe . incumbeat ef It wa made, at all events, and it the post office at Salt .Lake City: I remains to be seen whether legal or Will President Grant venture up?n' not. his removal in order to; carry out his We presume that President Young of separating Church and State? will now do what we think would plan Since writing thr foregoing we have been his best policy when com have seen the "put-up- " dispatch, mitted by McKean: seek a wiit of to eman&te from Postmaster said habeas corpus from one of the el udges General Jewell, in which it is alleged of the U. S. Supremo Court, and take that Mr. Hall was not removed on his opinion upon theee questions. account of his religious belief, but We believe the order to be not in with all due deference for the press conforiaity with law or Justice, uuless we decline to give crethe Judges do really (as has more dispatcher, dence to it. The truth i3 that the than once been intimated) recognize Administration dare not avow and atpohaamous wives as leqal wives. If tempt to carry out a doctrine so they really do so recognize them, monstrous and 'so distasteful to the then perhaps the priacipal fault to be American people. If the President found with the order is the excessive really means to be just, why not allowance of $500 a month. restore Mr. Hall to the position from We do not feel disposed to close which he has been, bo, unjustly V objection as it was eight months age, dmoay pendente Itic" now iug The same principle is ako reiter. that hs is a Mormon. iWe have read in our exchanges ated in the same book in sw, 402, as this article without expressing the well as in sec. 4&k lately that President Grant luid re- ' Referring to the-- ' evidence upon surprise which we have always felt, solved on a more determined policy that the lawyers who have had charge towards he Mormons, and thathe which alimonj is allowed intended; removing all Mormon ppst. saya, seQ., 494):: "The mosti impor- of the defense in this case, did not where the ask Judge Lowe to revoke the order masters, whether they were living in tant evidence upon which, is made by McKean. Had they done polygamy or not, as men' who were English "practice prevails, alimotry" in the answer of the so, fn our opinion, the. question wilfully breaking the laws of the decreed, couaitB would not now be agitating the pab-li- c j land. I jlUj husband, And he reiterates, in sec. 490 Che mind, "and President Brigham Wo hardly credited the report be Ja pri when we read it, and have refused to doctrine that,, "Before there ca be Young would not, awarded the mar- soner in his own houses But .doctors publish sue a statements, but rt eem temporary alimony i riage m'uslf be either 'adoatted or will disagree, and why shouH not th at our . Posttuas t er , is the, firajf.i His proved. lawyers also? We do not know what tim selected for the guillotine. but one State views the learned gentlemea &q the crime, not that he is living ini poly- U There is, rn the United States where alimony side of the defense may entertain gamy, but that he is a "Mormon." If this is the policy the President in- ia allowed at all, where it can be de- - upon the subject, and it may net be tends carrying out towards the ereed without the proof cf marriage, our province to say any thing about they can stand save in North Caroline , there we be- - the .management, of another man's "Mormons," ail -- 1I01V OR ANT DOES A Valuable Work.. Dr. P.Y. Pierce, of Buffalo ; distin-guMbc- di ia surgery,-anthe general practica in the profession be honors, bas made ft valuable contribution t t literature of the day, in a com i Postmaster Jewell states that Post- CommoSense Medical A44ser." e, master' Hall was removed atlBe tthronghot it is singularly from technical and stilt d terms. It free of the Iowa and Nebraska conies down to the common tenser While-scientii- c "in-stanc- right of everyday life. -- Dr. Pleree is a noble; specimen of Americto manhood. H ba' sprang fAom the people;, and, with mny sympathies in common with the masses has sought to render them a substantial? service is this the great wok of kia life Congressional delegation;' "who- have I beea urging the appointment of,N J. Sarp for the past year." Indeed ! Sharp is probably a the way down there- -' We wonder if Senator Hitchcock,' of Nebraska, has some political pet that h is anxious to provide for, and .'who' has no ehance' for office only in the removal of Sharp from ' , A yoang lad v being charged by a renueman wirn navinf? irmea wim his r feelrngs, esaimed, ' VelV I, nlead iiltv." ." ' ' '.' ... .. .1 . the position he'heMs' in the postal ,,Vi.i , in Nebraska. :uVery. likely some political maaager'of the yotes beenlaw had we but on do it the suit,, managing of a portion of the free and indepenpeve they petition grant COENER JFIFTH ,& MAIN. STREETS,. of the plaintiff, and even before the this one,, we should have made an ef dent citizens of Nebraska claims pay it ; Ogden, Utah, ,f proof of marriagey Vat this ia the only fort to; procure a revocation of for services rendered. By all means ' S ' S exception and does not weaken or McKeanV order, during Judge let's iave Sharp, and while the wor'to y.l .!! ''. t : Dwiere. Iiy.j,.;, Lowe' terra, failing in which, , we n ui destroy the rule laid down. thy delegation are at the basiness we ' we are correct in our should now speedily make an attempt would respectfully suggest that there Pnro Wined and Liquors r If, therefore; i ", r lots more postmasters in Utah i imported ana iomesuu;. position, aa we are, beyond ioy qucs. of that kind before the present Chief are no who Governhave the k ; rights that Prescriptions earefully; oompounded tion, that alimony cannot in any case Justice- ment is bound to respect, being Mor all hoars of .the day or nifhtf t at be allowed without proof of nnrriager inons, and the people here are so used I'. 1 - AT LAST, and if Bishop is correst In his theory to having officials foisted upon them who have no interest in common with that the most important evidence An1 h n fl VarmerS . From a notice", a copy, of whieh js them, that this is the most Tn Hair is- certainlj which decreed, Hmoy upon printed In the.Salt Lake Herald yes in viting field for political pets. Send "consists in the answer of the . 77 Alt terday, b seems thai the attorneys of them on, we should be sorry to hear we are led to wonder how it the defendant In the alimoay case of of anybody being left out in the cold is pessibie for either Judge McKeaa for our accommodation ' ' " Abu El'ua iYoung am paying the Brigham eviBoreman to the or Judge reject Young,, did, as early a May last, HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH dence offered by the defendant in his " v Court the to contemplate asking A'' young American1 tir)' who is .. for .. ;. , ;.'., answer, and at the same- time order in six. the vacate ftet order cf Judge McKean, height; went to get the BUTTER. alimony and hold him in contempt granting alimony pendente lite to the Pope's blessing, and obtained it. As PRIME-FRESfor refusiag to pay it. aad should be pleased to eorres- t plaintiff. Just why they did not ask she arose from her knees Pope Pius ' poad with any one in , If the, petition of the plaratiff is for, and insist Upon its vacation; does began to smile at her height, and Dftir? business. not to-btaken as evidence (and it not appear.. It also seems they are bade her kneel again 'Write to me ni get tb Highest now going 'to do as we sug2ested "Miss," he said, "I shall have o ia not save iucxth Carolina), and if ask "the incumbent give you a bletsing and a half." As present yesterday, the answer of the defendant is reject- of tha bench, to revek3 the obnoxious she arose again the Pope went oa a4 ed, or disbelieved, where ia the evi order. smiling at his joke. LAKE CITV .1 service- - , i ( DBU O G I . , T f l.-io.- f ? s . -- hW-band,- " m '1 -- ; t , , e 1 , G.W.DAVIS, SALT . |