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Show J snm Ti:Er:.:;3TrK:EEr.LTTi::ES. rvBLisnr rvru-- ik;:s:at aaq TcisiiT, tce2t. C:r F. I;pxs, XAsrt 5 r ' .....riO, l.utlors and Iruprl'liirv THURSDAY, HAY 21, nax. 1874, jrxss Ycim. We loam that the tenure of f our Chief Justice is about etaacnJ. He has teen in office about f nr years, and he seeks to to r pointful, as Is understood by a petition being circulated fur signatures, requesting. President Grant to him. It is t rurpriring ? us tint the Judge should want re-aointment. The ; v ; ? cf tUs Ttnibry are such t&d, wicked, lawless people, and society out here is so low, that we imagined ho would fly at once from the plats? to more congenial climes. If he retired now, he would do so with honor to himself, having filed his term, and . being faved the chagrin and dis- ousted before the credit at full expiration. We have taken occasion to write freely, but wo' conceive truthfully, on the course of Ills Honor several times. We have attempted to show that his course Jras'teen anything hut Just, straightforward and with ability; and we cannot withdraw our opinion cf him, or nny part there-- c We have no ill feeling against the gentleman as an individual, butanwre incompetent and man as judge, swayed hy prejudices, and religious bigotry we have never seen in our days occupying the bench. The ciTLcs is the most honorable that can bo conferred on a citizen, and should lx? filled with the best ability, legal acquirements, and impart! uljud gment. If the judiexrrri-wtheir ciary of any functions impartially and gener-- c 'y we fear no department of it government even though sometimes go astray and act unjustly, The Courts are the last resort for freemen, and nothing of a partisan or partial cl. motor should mark their procedure. The English judges are noble, teamed. Independent men they know no' person on 'the bench, from the Queen on the throne to the beggar on the dung-hill- ; but judgment Is always awarded with Justice, and discrimination. But where is the naan to lost to sense and propriety that can sustain our Chief e iahlserratic career? lie has kept thousands of dollars out of the hands of the legal in Utah; he has middled unr.ccc'mrily and with citizens; he lias shown a ixdty spite against many of our Ji and re pec ted citizens, and an BkccncealeJ. animosity and epite against the religion of a majority f the people, that ill comports whh the tenor of a judge. lie has interfirrid with tho lower courts in a disgraceful manner in numerous and has retarded the course of justice. lie has shown no aptness in graping the points of law argued before him, and a dlUtodae.es in making dec!. and conductinghlscourt that hlb-etgreat discredit upon cither hLs abilities as a man or Ids office. But no, Ids office is very Is pHrite.t, and highly honorable, and his want of capacity cannot affect it; but It should be filed with a tsaa, a lawyer, a just judge a man of I ruin, judgment, decision and unbixsni Mul, that is proof against hrltie or influence. Burdy the gentlemen of the Will Im) longer leg..! i fcustalu him In his Inconsiderate course la rdation to them, and try to k fp Lere a man ?o unfit re-a- pt It-in- s Jet-lic- pro-fevi- oa extra-judiciall- cs, s y n i irrcT iv Trirrnipii mirthe z. c. n. i. to church and held a prayer meeting, tut decided on nothing regarding their future acts a. 1 - twizx n. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ENGLAND. Washington, 20. The CommitLondon, 2. Ma leria advices tee on Wavs end Mean., by n vote the comliti-.cf the vines Is say thetn-.selvof eight to two. expressed to resolution the pi'osed Anics deny the of the teti ier cent, duty 1 iken of existetn of any movement in certain articles in the tariff net of favor e tlu-iannexation to the (f June, 1872. state. The Senator may attend Nellie United The protracted lock-oof farm Grant's wetldintr. l.dxirers The Committee on Ways and ed in a in Iditcolnshire has codcompromise. y Means authorized l'oter Carli-t- s report the Bepubli-ca- n to report a censuring la-five t kiiUl and the Heerctary of tlm Trt'tsury, wnuod.d in hundred the engagement at Assistant .Secretary, nnd Sfiiciter i yesterday. Canabhj adfor and lav cureies, Banfieid, The Sore sjieciai from Ihiris ministration of the Jivv in the the (Attunet i formed. It st.vs . . , . . case. , Sanlx)rne menihers are Goulard, pnueipai The C'ommitteo on Banking and De Cacs, Iaivcrgrc, Grivart and y considered the Currency till of w horn lielong to the Czatme, finance bill. They struck out the Meliorate StXtiou' of tba Bight section providing Tor the retention nnd Jtigid Centre. Theoiject TIIE LIWIELS FETITIOX. , . of of . Of coin interest'by the new govf rnnunt I to conciliUuiks as reserve;' changed the ate both Centres in order to carry .Thero is a petition going tho ' portion of greenlwek'. to he ref ircl the ''Septennial ' ' CoastiTation a national from carrchcy ,isutsi rounds of the lawyers In S dt Lake - through the Aseaibly. 25 to 4tl per cent. Grant President City, requesting The Iiouso Judiciary CommitFRANCE. to tee have voted, six to four, for the Judge McKean to 20. The ministerial Paris, of of the office of Chief Justice of Utah Impeachment Judge Durtll, continues. The only procriis Louisiana. surbeen We havo Territory. y made was an agreegress 2f. Wasliington, Engineer prised In reading tho petition and Iflus in the District investigation, ment In'tw een MacMahon amt the eeing the names attached there(xvntinued his testimony'. The Bight Centre that no Bonapsrti-- t witness s.u'd the contracts were should Im? called to the Cabinet. to.' How men of education and made and vouchers given with- This excludes Magne. rcpectihallty can sign such petiout his aent or opinion lein;j tion in the face of the following lCaTMGSPARKsT askeI. Shepherd pive Oertiy 1872. 18, 7'ribunc, Chicago April and best the papers, opinions, by nstruetions to measure for the McKean, the jackanapes Judge of contract business, which properly Gen. A. B. Dyer, U. S. A., died law journals, we can hardly account for. We present a few ex- the U. S. District Court at Salt Lake, htdonyed to tho witne?s. Te at AVashington on Wed ties lay. come to grief. The dispatches an- tiusines of the board was conTlie slioe r.nd tailor shop at the tracts showing the estimation In has nounce that the Supreme Court of the ducted In a very slack manner; Kingston, Ontario, penitentiary, which he is held as a jurist, and United States has reversed Lis non- for fourteen months but eight burned on Thursday. au American. We should think sensical acThe held. were' bemeetingcases in tho The U. 8. Senate has concurred tried, rolings that as he has so signally failed in fore him last Fall. We predicted at counts were kept in an unhusi-nes- s in the llou-- o resolution for a final like way. Shepherd award- adjournment on June 22nd. his designs, and is so unsound in the time that the pettifogging quirks contracts nominally with ed the to his coarse and rulings that even by which ho attempted Two fieraons of seven, who were pervert consent ofthe board really' with- buried by a falling wall in Cincithe radical portion of our citizens Mormon law against JascivionsuoMi In- out consulting them. Overto would s nnatian .of TuesdayL died AVedm's-dapolygamy, prohibition would be glad to drop him. We - charges were numemiw and exa moment in the opjxUte orbitant estimates were made by not stand say, from experience, however, Court. McKean is on Count SchauvsdofT says all exunscrupulous Oertley from incorrect maps . or cited that - we have - no faith or confiPoIesTexcept. two or three u fomo.-not from. and of as is as he otherwise, law demagogue, known as return dence In petitions of any kind. void of all senseignorant of decency, and Presi- ments, and were very incorrect. to Poland. sassinge, may Few men ead the etition, nnd dent Grant will deserve the gratitude ot The cradinff was done in streets without consult-inj- r Goulard ha not abandoned the few have courage enough to refuse all honest people if he will apply the witness. the . Shepherd had hope of forming a new ministry. signing, for fear of offense, or in- toe of his Executive boot to the Chief apivointed 140 Hiperintendents Ho continued negotiations a terest. Hence what other feel- Justice without delay. If tho United and their work could lie done by Thursday,.--' ings may actuate men of educa- Slate desire to punish polygamy, k seventy. Witness will be recr.lt-e- d . The Montreal tlcgraf4i office nnd forty other bulld-liition and standing, it Is evident mustbodono under tho laws of the to not and United fit States, resorting by Alymcr, OnUrio, burned there is something suspicious on Thursdry. the sneaking subterfuges which are so MASSACHUSETTS. or wrong in the signing of the In Judge McKean's Court. The Czar wont to AlJershott on Boston, 20. The Mill river re-ithe lawyers jn?tltion with such popular fund here timouut- - fcv $10,0)0. Tuesday. There was a state L.ll Indianapolis Juvrnal, April 20, 1172, an array of pinions ns we now Senator Mortons in his honor at Buckingham pal The treasurer of the relief jwper. ace in the evening. a few N. of; McKean Baskin It. are and present only Northampton telegraphs Judge lfFLOOO are required to meet fire at G alata, in the suburbs A $ that utmost the their since endeavors The Supreme Court, rendered using su tie rej;. , of Constantinople on Thursday, a unanimous decision in tho Mormon Mormon ease decision has been an- tho wauts ofthe destroyed 1(.U hou-c- s occupied by case of Clinton liicdebreeht, thus nounced, to secure the passage of the J ew ish families. CONNECTICUT. poor acts which the Yoorlmes bill, legalizing ' overturning the blundering perversion Ne llaven, Conn.', 20. The The Famiers and"MecItnnlo the Supreme Court of the United States of all law by Chief J nstieo McKean. in joint eonvention, Ink, Itochestcr, N. Y., luted Legislature, ms declared illegal. The general opinChicago Times, April 13, 1872. have elected W. AY. Eaton, Tuesday. Cuue, the failure of Washington, April, lfi.The cabinet ion among members of the House is Democrat, United States Senator. large dry goods houses. consider tho Utah Judicial that a bllljdoing so much violence to will, L. G. of Oregon, bought a complication with reference to the de- judicial precedents can nercr six Uomted horses of 11 L. AYa PENNSYLVANIA. cision of tho Supremo Court in the law. Chicago Post, May, 1S72. AYuukegaa, UK, on TuesPhiladelphia, 20. At a meetThe decision ofthe Supremo Court of The animals will be tukeu F.nglebreclt case. It la probable that day. United. CentenStates ofthe ' to tsdem. Chkf Justice McKean will be requested the United States, yesterday, tWrml-in- g ing nial Commis.-ioners,thmorning, Mormon for the of the x to resign In iew of his utter legal disThe British settlers in Virginia prosecution a financial statement was made comfiture. Justice McKean Kill In- their polygamous practices, will occas- showing the total subscriptions will celebrate Queen Victorias the 2ut h insfi with sists that tho fniprome Court decision ion no regret. Tho proceedings were were over $ 4.400, not); expendi-- t birthday utterly in defiance of all urea, so far, 4.',unO; estimated four days festivities, a lanquet, p bad law. The question of polygamy total eo- -t of the building, $8,750,-Oo- bail and races. U untouched by this decision. Tho Law, and offered 'no hope of terminatiThe Executive Committee The AVilliamsburg and law officers of the' goornnient state ng polygamy in Utah. If tho decision that Congressional nid is devlaro Ma., macufijcturcr that tho Mormon prisoners must be is followed up, as it is intimated it will necessary to make the affair a will not rebuild the bu rated reserrcmov.il.-o- f Chief Justice the di. charged ls, by Chicago immediately. success. voir, hipjiearing paralyzed by Mi Kean from that Territory, it w I!! seAdministration iwper. tiseir lost and grict It for is w cure another Uh exIn accordance result; the universal ILLINOIS. Iresident Grant approves the pectation, tho .supreme Court of the not a matter of any doubt tliut lie Chicago, 20. .The Chicago Pres- equed decoration of Confederate Vcached a vote in and Federal I nited States bus decided that Judge mbsehevous demagogue and a judicial bytery, graves as tending to McKean's mixture of courts, juries; Dogberry. Chicago Timet, April 2d, the Sw ing heresy case, and ac- a restoration of the desired harstatute nd indictments in the Terri- 1172. quitted the accued by a vote of mony between section. e to fourteen. Professor b'rty-fivtory of Utah, Ins al'ubtes ail tho work Tlie of New Orleans says TtlETniXBCUr. Hutton, tho prosecutor, gave no- unless Mayor undertaken by that realous but the Congrcional approtice of au appeal to tho Synod of Daniel. Tho criminal verfor the relit f of Loui-ian- a Mormctilstn lifted It head In Northern Illinois, which meets priation suffi-rerdict against Young and his minor con- the Hou.-itle inm-ar-eto $1,1.',-bOf Ucpresent itlveu for here iu October. thousands will peri-st cllut ions, on g charge of polygamy, n moment n the report yesterday Tlie House Iostal Committee nr declared null because McKean per- of tlio Uoiumitteo ou Elections NEW YORK. sisted in making tho indictments un- that a certain Mormon Delegdte New York, 20. Franklin, of have agreed that the contract der ft Territorial statute, by United uni projverly returnwl frtnn Utah, theCunard Line, denies that the with the P. M. ts. i. Company, sul-iilof $500, States jury; ft Territorial court and a hut that the committee deemed I intend to withdraw giving n mimy annum for to tho House for additional service, jier is investigate their steamers from the Liverpool United States judge. The righteous- right was tho void. whether a ffentlenmn dccL-iuand ii In Will Boston route and transfer ness of this applauded and whether, if to.he The Massachusetts legislative throughout tho country despite the re- polyjrnmhf, Is ligrihle to sit in Conpre.. This them to New' Aork. Minister Schenck killed for investigation committio? ' have gret equally universal 'that such a de- invitation tofaee the music on?o discovered that gross and criminal England cision must carry with it so many Important a point Is not relished, Sun fqiecial. Kate Ijeitiliach, ignorance was in the McKean's however. Congressmen do not ?ee . a mortifying consequences. construction of the Mill and beautiful river young daughter reservoir. . real oer leaped itself, and the f"W,000 how they can just now make of a was murdered widow, in expended ules!j under his dictation, much money or much politic Summit Hill last night.. She was In the Hnae of Beprcseiita-tives- , have contributed to Mormon material capital out of the Mormon. enticed to woods the outside Washington,!). C., on Tuesjust SVetc York JIrrahl. weaVh in the past and nuit now conthe city, and apparently killed day, Edmunds called up the resowith a stone. It i sup;Aj-e- d tribute manyfold more to Mormon the lution imbmitttd by him on MonThe nnrrhffo of Mi- - GratA to murderer deceived the girl and day for the float adjournment on It i unnecessary to then murdered her to hide his June 22nd, which was perhaps, that Judge McKean's Mr. .sartoris w hi take place greed to . without a divi-iousefulness In l"Ul ns an evan gr User Is in Washington, I). ( Only a guilt. not In tho least impaired, lift nmy few Invltatiom have lsMn iued, the family apnearingr desirous f OHIO. from Connecticut, on Tue.d Mill prove a Ianiol to correct, but be tiie to, nvofdinffanythin , Cincinati, .25. givin" forty-thre- e The stood: JScnate Eaton, to cannot any Inmgcr be ft ItonM ' wedding an facial character. On- women arrested on Saturday for Buckingham, (itep,), (iVni.), L vict. The Stipicmo Court of tlmt Ter- ly Intimate friends are invited. tho sidewalks, were obstructing 1.72; Buckingham, in now te should the placed The ritory only foreign representatives dismissed with the Hawley, II; AYt ID, . The L hands of an experienced judicial will te SJ r Edward Thornton and that the next occn-ioi!ature will confirm Fattn v ho lus more or Ls sq preda Lady. w ould to . puniiliablo. They AYcdnciJav, never w 111 be tilled to his satisfaction. He Is too much of a politi-eia- n to be a good Judge; for men who gjicnd their time and energies In tho political arena, are generally unlit to he good jurist,, and honorable impartial judges. The study of the law to fit a man for k the bench, is an absorbing for the greatest mind, nnd tho spirit of the present polities stunt tho mind as well as belittles tho heart. Wc hope that the Judge will not be foisted upon us another,, term. life-tas- office lid tion of the distinctions between heal and Federal courts, and will not (summon juries by statutes under which they cannot act. Tho hw against polygamy is suillel nlly explicit fur interpretation w ithout attempting to accomplish its object through an outrageous distortion of Territorial law. Chicago April 20, IS 72. It would be amusing, wero it not so ridiculous and ftbsurd, to see Chicago and other papers, now that the highest tribunal in the land lias exposed the wicked conspiracies aud Infamies of McKean it Co. in Utah, clamoring for for his removal after doing all in their poster to egg him on in hi lav h? course. Now that he is cru.slied they affect the most empty Indignation over his past course and present discomfiture. Omaha Herald, April SO, 1172. The effect of the doeison in the Tingle brociit ease w ill be to open the prison cloorsof all Mormon s held Tinder' Indictments in the Federal courts, and to extinguish forever the light of that judicial Dogberry Chief Justice McKean. Yew York ll- mhl, April, 1ST?. ' hamts of tsfft Lake The Latter-daCity are probably singing hosannas today. Tho United States Supreme Court has ridden down Judge McKean and bis camp followers, horse, foot and dragoons. The criminal indictments against the Prophets and Apostles are quashed, and all contested civil caes hitherto tried in MeKean'a Court, bv his illegal jury, are declared invalid. for that high position. lie ought to le glad to retire so gracefully as ho may; but ho thinks his mist-ioof persecution Is not tilled. It is not, and we ran tell him that It mstr es s.iti-faitor- y. new-peje- rs r ut to-da- V oi -- 210 to-da- one-four- CO-OPERATI- VE th ... . Mercantite Institution, . y SALT L.1KE CITY, ' to-da- - y. -- unin-rabita- ... oni-pin- ys V o- a Itev fSon of our patron f, cal'ed to the following Depart-men- tt cf (he Institution tot I the ctost cf goods The st cilt it Jy (ncJa WHOLESALE DRY GOODS dhpartmext. Dry Goods, Xions, Hats, Caps, Mutt Itrjtcr, Curtain Materials and CXirpetA, v . hr. G n o CUR 1 AXD HARDWARE EXT. fiTerries, Jfardtrare, Glass end JTIIOLHSA DE-EART-H Qutcjtesrare, ttbodea- - Ware, larder. Ease, Agricultural Im- plements, Dye Stuffs, ICxids, a.-r-t Oils-- s ef - 4 DRUG DERARTMEXT. com-mitee- at to-da- y, t. Drugs, Jledicwer, Liguort, Chcm-p'at- s. Perfumeries, Paints, OZi, and Dye Stuffs. CLOTUIXG 1 to-da- Men's and Roys Clothing , Underwear, and Gentleman's I'umish-in- y Good- - Js-wor-th, is d, O. Skin-nersvill- o, DEPARTMEXT. ROOT AXD SHOE DEPART-JfEX- T. Men, norwcR a ml Children's 7x!s a?d Shoes, Sole and Upper Leather and Shoe every descripdion. P ladings of -- Jf. ia . to-da- y, WAGOX AXD COMMISSI OX DEPARTMEXT. Schutller Wagons, ell kinds of Agricultural Machinery, Wagon Timber, Steam Engines, Turbine IJccr TJ7c Is, Ac., Ac. s O h. to-da- y. ed The Institution it agent for the ceh Iracd S ingcr Setting Mark inc, or crone million in use in America, Orders to insure prompt alien -tijn should le addressed to the Superintendent or Secretary. - -- mg-go.s- t, to-d- ay n. . Hou-laito- to-da- y. n n, ap!7 W.H. HOOPER, Suptl |