Show THE FERMENT IN bitah che federal judiciary in utah it has not conducted its proceedings or of late laic after long established mormon arr cc dente it has inquired into the lie legality of polygamy rod and made further attempts to 0 o perpetuate that ya t c in a haiar hailar dons business very nat naturally orally there we wa a divi division eion of opinion on the question of how low fir far dingi ought to he be pushed against again sic polygamists but there ought to he be no great diversity J of opinion about the expediency of roiling making a thorough gli investigation into the facts connected with the shocking murders which have been perpetrated in attall dr robinson a gentile was inveigled from liis his house at night and murdered on the direct in salt lake there never was wae a judicial inquiry into the facts facia ion connected necked with cold blooded ju murder arder which amounted to more than farce jintil the investigation was I 1 le 4 cantly cell aly made by the FO federal defill court couri alii h evidence in that and a number of cases implicated a number lumber 0 of cormona of more or less pro minel at atsatt salt lake laic they were ere indicted for murder were arrested and bail re re fusel the Thee federal deral attorney put 11 iff jt to 1 avash washington anil and tele kaehs in in or from the at al torney general to admit the to i baid no ap pearlo have dav been sent bent over oct the lie signature Bigna luro ot elf any cabinet officer or any connected I 1 w witha i rtha bureau at washington it happens that hat judge i bl mckean elCean ii 3 alone competent to determine del ormine whether f I 1 indic cd land arraigned for he be crime of murder 61 all be admitted to bail lie ile has exercised that discretion and refused to accept lail and the tire arc held in cust custody t ile he alone judge i whether the pre prcy I 1 sum eption of guilt Is ia so great ai to warrant the refusal of for aught we can see sec the judge liaa has dono don I 1 just ait ai t what any state or federal conti court would have done under like I 1 stances aften if ten or 0 fifteen Il gentiles Gentile hall had ben indic indicted tell and arraigned in one otho district courts of san francisco on oa the charge of babio having committed some of the most notorious murders drilled of modern times imps it would have been a anosi extraordinary proceeding to til liberatti libera these prisoners on oil b bail j if guilty no not I 1 one ol of them would ever have sit an feared fur for trial autice in utah ought to bo be adamini adman without fear of public clamor I 1 the fact that tom pitch filch telegraphs to washington that two thousand persons persons demand the removal of judge ludge mckean by i of very little consequence the former went to utah to betic bet ter tc bis bai circumstances circum at present pr c sent 11 1 butter is on the mormon side of ilia th I bread As an iu critical times he 0 ma may be 0 a able e to do 0 some come r it if any charges of corruption can bo be 8 sustained tal against bost judge him out of co hut ut the to howl him down for the purpose of obstructing ting judicial action to touching nelling capital of fences ought not to succeed there has hai licea been a very gleat 01 der defrancia ancia of limber and pliable va federal el crill officeholders in utah they certainly had smooth sailing and attained a no table degree or of prosperity judge mckean is neither limber nor pliable and is ia probably not at all sur surprised that a clamor is raised fur for bin remol val tho the lind kind of justice administered administer ej in utah should know nothing of fear nor of favor nor should it have lave any I 1 if men are formally indicted a and arraigned for the great eft eal crimo known tz to 0 the law lair it is not a whether they are ara mor cormons mormons I 1 or gentiles or whether C trade tra a a will conj bi b disturbed bat it is dimply one of oath tile guilt or innocence or of rio ac 1 I F |