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Show IHOWELL'S I STATEMENT Sweden and Spry That ouldn't Be In-.SjKfluenccd. In-.SjKfluenccd. swg as made Inclusive answer Jkat He Will Take Of-K-Action Against WL the Two. KTrlbun. Utah, Aug. 5. Judge Ilojr-gave Ilojr-gave the following olllcial ythe press: Bfjaro to make any extended tjthis time in regard to this fcl',am sensitive to notorioty. Bjrays to keep within the Re duties of myoffico and Itwkonevor I act in relation connected therewith that Bin the regular channels. Mierefore, I do not care to go nit's of this transaction now, Kce to myself and the high I deem it proper to say withe Attorney-General and 3Btates Marshal camo to my fad I learned what was tho ir visit, I gave thorn clonr-Mxtani clonr-Mxtani that I could not ho Btoy' any such considerations ffbrought to my attention: Kbision of a case I could not Heal or personal considera-Rfc; considera-Rfc; had brought to my atton--3r into It in the slightest do that would be a viola-th viola-th of office. arrHnir to Evidence. Bpem I must consider this Rny other before me, ac-Bie, ac-Bie, evidence introduced in Understanding of tho law Hfthat while Mr. Chambers Mild and neighbor, he could Hjfeeront treatment from me EmblqBt individual in the Htfrnt aily person unknown Hp. any person who might bo tome of the case, the fact Kd a new trial, as woll as Jurse of conduct upon the Bulk will demonstrate that Hfconld or can in any case H decide it otherwise than Elence dictates. Indeed, Hffet of this visit I took jger- than I otherwise would Bpender a decision, in order Hftbe sure that the state-would state-would not influence me for HpT defendant; that with an HEprejudiced mind I might Bp; matter as if no attempt Hide' to influence me. Hrrible consequences, how-jth how-jth an attempt, whatever Be motives which actuated Hre been more apparent had M?my duty to grant a now Hfc&se, because it thon might Bfisiuuated that I was guid-Hfinfluonccs. guid-Hfinfluonccs. It is for this H: Judge ought not to be Hby such conduct on the Hi one, and particularly on high officials, Hr. that reason that I have Ha' still, considering whether Huld take somo ofucial cog Hbhis matter, but of course Have been tied up to tho Hjrbccauso tho case was still Hire tho Supreme court, and Hink it right for mo to do Hyent it receiving tho same HJbideration as other casos Htyorced from nify outside H;, but I have been, and HJiBidcring whether or not, Hjl with other mattors bap-Kg bap-Kg tho course of this trial, HTtake some official notico Her in the way of contempt Hf'or otherwise. Hderiug tho Matter. Hi;hat determination, I havo Hker to sav, except that my 5t;tLako City Saturday was Miaint any newspaper or Reporter with any of the flMted with this matter, nor jffmi- talk with any and the apteral does mo an injustice JjTntB that I did, because I Ltf3etermincd that whatever J ljrht take in regard to tho jtfL be taken in the regular Wdown at tho invitation of .fyplrty, and whon there I dis-flgfcho dis-flgfcho desired to call upon Jbr-General to explain what !iflr certain referencos to two fWces of tho Supreme court QJRrsation fit" mo, and that m&tko interview took place IjjaKGhief Justice, Justice Mc-llflAttorney-Goneral and my w |