Salt Lake Times | 1890-11-18 | Page 6 | The Judge Only Had the Right

The Jndgo Only Him the Right. Lawyer Prolix The prisoner, t'ontlcmen of the jury, reading in your faco that hn-imiriihirianif-in whieh reflects your respem-siveness respem-siveness to the appeils of niorey that (Jod-Kiven (Jod-Kiven divination wliieh, like the Hash liKht ef the camera, penetrates the mist that iiili-s the false from the true that ratiocination ratio-cination through whose profound channel the mind sweeps unerrinuly to the haven of justice that iinperviousness to sectarian secta-rian influence w hich makes Jew or tien-tile, tien-tile, Mussulman, or Methodist, Cossack or Camphellile ' Judaic Oilier Beg pardon, Mr. Counsellor, Coun-sellor, hut you are usurping judicial functions; func-tions; it is the court's prerogative to inflict in-flict long sentences. Boston Courier.