Show IMHtTINf 1EU > MEN TJIE late Liberal political anti Mormon grand jury whose elongated elon-gated alleged report recently aj i > > eared in these columns was an In ustnous body Their labors as can b shown to the satisfactIon of all eople were more far reaching than L those of any other jury of whom t hir4ory gives any account in this or any other land no ng of the c words historv excentpd Lx Marshal Dyer In his ripl to the strictures throw upon him bye Ui by-e retort of the tl jury says in r C many Word that the they were used asa as-a spout through which certain > rte r-te Well known to the public pour their spleen upon Individuals against whom they had personal I frul iiquc But the question arises In relation to this soft im leachment thrown out b1 Mr Dyer a to whether the whethlr te gentlemen gentle-men who composed the panel I Were adapted to that purpose I r purJ so why not let > men occup and oulJ ojie rate in the sphere they are most fitted to fU All fclierucs require workmen and workmen need took MiS Dyer should not worry a the usiuessciid of I thespleen spout was sput wa not singlebarrel arrangement I was perforated and the bitter liquid scattered over a comprehensive rod hue and reached a long distance A great many respected citizens I have not only been bespatteied hn with Jttle wiI spleen but covered by indictments One gentleman thus treated trkt ha not yet been found A deputy United States Marshal armed with a warrant war-rant for his arrest made a diligent hunt for him the other day He did not find the man he want but made a discovery He earned that th person Indicted and or whose arrest be held a warrant lad been dead just abut one year I and a half The deputy very sagely marked thathewoulduotcoutlnue Uie hunt for him a he had an idea hat if he did he would not b likely to return This incident reminds one of the oryof the absent juryman The judge shouted Does an1 one know why Mr So said So In i not her A fellow juryman of the absentee rose to explain paying If e1plu lying I Jour honor please Mr S and So is dead besides his ivifo I I quite ill and lila business af fairs n Slop Interrupted the Judge the frt rea on seem tb sufficient and the gentlema I excused from further service Any other than an antIMormon grand Jury would have deemed I mans death a sufficient bar again his indicted hi being Indlctc A grand jur I supposed not onto on-to te Impartial but to carefully scrutinize every mater coming b for them The degree of analysis bestowed by the late Jury on matters mat-ters Involving the good name and liberty of the citizen I evinced b1 the fact of their having indicted a man who has been dead a year and a half They found a true blll against I a man who cannot possibly pos-sibly answer personally am defend himself against a 1 ianous aspersion Seeing that he late Joseph G Itomnc well known b1 the literary name Gaskcli cannot rise from his grave to viudicate his good name we take pleasure in staling from u personal knowledge of his dianne ter as an honest man that any nan or set of ajiolpgies for men who iy that he ever knowing wrongf a human being of a cent are either wofull Ignorant of his quality or wilful and immltigatc falsifier Wo do not pretend to late that the grand jury vver aware that Mr Homut vras deceased de-ceased but the foe of their ignorance Ignor-ance leading to the finding of a true bill against a dead man is of tself an element of gross culpabll I IJ |