Show SOTTO YOOE A mint of attorneys viose principal princi-pal business it is to sib in court and vie with each other in squirting tobacco j nice at imaginary targets looked during dur-ing the late trials as if they cursed the protecting act that disqualified them from becoming subject to an open venire IF AXT one doubts that the prosecution prosecu-tion in the recent trials ha been contacted con-tacted with vindictiveness he should have been present at the recent Con nelly trial and heard the questions as wall as the manner of asking them put fey Yr Varian to Messrs Woodman and Lodertwo of the gentlemen who were so blackguarded by the filthy Tribune for giving a verdict according to their convictions in the Clawson case Mr Varian repented Mr Bennetts imputation imputa-tion only a few days before that non Mormons were influenced by that sheet bat he lsnu elf showed as complete a falling into line with its infamous opinions opi-nions as the most sulphurous brim stoneemitting Mormoneater Mr Ben siett could have had in his mind a Tsaw9E FUL unanimity of feeling which jwevails in the mutual breasts of Utahs Chief Justice and her United States Attorney is more suggestive of the Millennial reign ofi universal brotherhood than any one symptom that has lately come under our notice If they have disagreed in a single instance since they began drawing their salaries and dealing out personal opinions cut on the bias in the Third Judicial District of this Territory then the eagle eye of reporter with whom insomnia is a family heirloom has failed to discover it I concur with t11e prosecution has become as proverbial pro-verbial in act as The witness may answer the question is in speech Verily the day cometh when the lion and the lamb will lIe down together with the lamb inside Irxs becoming m6re > evidenj everyday every-day that the defense in a trial for s polygamy is a mere matter of formality formal-ity What with packed jurie a partisan parti-san judge a prosecuting attoiney who has ledged his reputation to put < < Iown rpol gamx and a sleuthhound frcsS waiting to track to social and political poli-tical death any juror honest enough tot to-t oa his convictions it begin to look as tf the accused partys mobteQbntmu cal plan whether innocent jr guilty would betoplead guilty save lawyers fees secure the clemency of the court and go to prison and wait patiently for Governor Murray to come along with the coppdlr act 7 AT THE close of the jBlawson trial I when the jury brought in the verdict of guilty one of our Federal officials a luau very fond of display and bombast was so delighted with the result that lie was unable to control himself and with a broad grin and hearty chuckle bc remarked to one of his associates I uess there is some law after all isnt tfie re2Jt We dont knowhow he felt or wiit he said after humiliating collapse col-lapse of the Connelly trial but we would advise him to wait until such matters are finally passed upon by the Supreme Court where fromaU pient appearances some one else will have it to say hr l guess there is some law here r after all tIT + tI-T rE POLITICAL agitation which is creating so much excitement cast though it affects us but very little here had far aroused the membersof the Universitys two debating club the Zeta Gamma and Delta Phi that they resolved to meet in friendly debate one evening last week and discuss the prin eiples of the two great political parties aiosr in existence as set forth in their platforms The debate WaS not confined > con-fined however to the platforms alone tout also to the actual principles of each juirty as exhibited in their public doings do-ings After the question had been ably + handled by both sides before a large nd interested audience the judges gavs their decision in favor of the Democrats This shows which way s ° education will incline the young politician poli-tician to take t THE LENGTHY report which appeared 1 1 In our columns the other day purport lag to give particulars of the magnifi t ccast s ception tendered Blaine in New York city by ministers of the gospel i even if we admit its truth shows none the less the low political trickery to 9 which the present Republican candidate j candi-date is capable of resorting in order to1 C I gain his point His conduct reminds us j very much of that of the dealer or public pub-lic trader in patent medicines especially th ese for private diseases and if the t country should be so unfortunate as to < choose him for President for the ensuing i j four years we will doubtless be made very sensible of the comparison when r i ids medicines get time to work He hast has-t t j j exhibited himself like the longhaired 1 charlatan who claims to cure corns instantaneously in-stantaneously whose panacea stops all pains or whose stomach pad makes a flew man of you But as the limited p fete will not enable him to reach all i j ports of the land he must have this tes 5 fimoaial signed by the Rev Mr Soandso t If j suLii othersm ordertodupe the ignorant j and unsuspecting as to his high merits i lnd thus to secure their votes in his J iavor 3 a It k Ip THE MZEDLIKE methods of legal i legerdemain employed by Attorney j Dtckson to get matters before the jury r wEtch by ordinary rules of evidence and in any other court under heaven but the i Oiie where he sits as prime minister r I would have even less chance of being t admitted than Captain Smith has of ieing into Congress would be vasfly amusing were they not even more reprehensible By systematic r 11 itaci eriiig and bulldozing politety uiflnnmsteied jof J course witnesses nre made to say something Saey never meSint to say have no right j t W sZj and what even Judge Zane cannot I can-not emit them to say an objection follows from the defense and the ami 4ae prosecutor obli inc claims t Olj L are have no objection to withdraw it yr tfh question Objection indeed if Why Mould lie have glace the question he lladt 0right jf ask has been alreatly 1 a iswere l lr and the answer rammed down the BiUEzIe Of the judicialicaniion hence 1 fverr ictis to be fired at the hapless wretch who sits trembling be bind ins gagged and fettered attorneys aial dreams of equal rights blind jus fioe T the presumm ionpqenqi i of i the irvu < ed andothfr oldtime fables long Bailee obsolete once popular in the days I si Columbia babyhood = t 1 t |