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Show IfjW PET IT TO A FI IL TEST. JHaR -JkSS ' As published in our Issue cl Moo- ' BbSI day evening, Uie IloarJ of Cauvass- .gjBK era on reaching the Juab returns ro F iHanl eelved the annejcttl protect from the jSJSl "Her." V. N. 1. Dailrr, one of the SHbfl "Uberal"judses of election: ' ffifJjlaW Xkthi. Juab County, Cub, ;S1S Angmt 9, 1i0. $ Utah Owmmmi. SfM Dear iir We beg leave, aajodgei JHM f election, to coll your attention to ' ofcH tie nominee for county surveyor in 'SrrlB Juab County, on tlin People' UcLet, Jc-Sf J Charles Pnec, who baa been in poly- (" JzIS Sm5 slow 2, tho' is not known now SjSiip-J to hi in imeb state, bat never received 'JBi3sB amnesty from the President, nor had t-fiSpJ harrier, to our knowledge, eflectually i. JlJ4 renioi ed. Verr truly. JrVI Presiding Judge, ? 3h The Board of Cauvastrn ruled iHr$9 that they had no jurisdiction In the at Jsl matter. They have no intrtr to joss 3fSt upon the qualifications for office If 4$fr Sm 'he "Itev." "Judge" Dailey were -EaH uot blinded by "Liberal" zeal and aCfflB jwrfconal vanity he would, pcrii3is, 'IH lie able to ceo thU ioiut, and also i'MJ the fact that he lias been julte as UB aisuniptit e and fxolbh aj he wanted tfiBS the Itoard of Canvas-era to be. ; Tiiis notion that the status ef a A& polygamist caa only be removed by rlPJH amnesty front the I'rt-Ideji t, -is, the ' S2 ' ""most transparent noncenH!. If a . IK niin is not now the hutbamlof , more than one lining wife, it re-It-,, ': quires no presidential or other edict : &P to announce or affirm the fact, and ' Ji ifhcmiiiiUinsporygatuousrUatious T with more than one woman he isa t polygamiit thojgh tlie President Jl should give him the fullest amnesty 'L' that could be issued. The pardon or s tj aniuesty which the President kauri kau-ri ij. i thorized togiieundertheKJmuuds -' t'm actjhasnothitigwhitevertodo with "' fi-t thefctatusofapolygitnist. ' K 3 llov cau a mau be n jttlyganiUt ' ?e when he has but oaeuife or no '$,. wife at all? The notion thai a mon-:; mon-:; ib ogann-t is a iwlj gimist and that a N MB widower without a tfife is a lIyg-- lIyg-- l3 amist oooinort ith other "LVxr-sLzM "LVxr-sLzM al" va?lr'ta JU1 iears on its body ; K it own refutation. The erylale-. erylale-. V mene is a contradiction and an al-- fcd sirdity. . : E9 Tiiis Is obvious on its face and has ; jEsS been judicially decided in the Tijird : Eifel Dutnct Court of this Territory. The 1 Hf sUijiid idea, gravely echoed by ' r-FS Dalley, is a '-Liberal" Invention h.P$' lut forth asantxeuce for cheating a " Wuk uumberof Peojile's Party voters out J S of tnB,r "S'1' r franchb. It uc- '' Km eeeded forUie time and for the pjr- ' ?9f ! deigned, and was one of the i hiS elemenls of fraud of which the Rjjjf IVwple's Party have comrJaine-J. Kg .ui nw there is a good oppir- i pfjf tunity to hive thl Uimg tested. It f 1 the "Iter." W. X. p. Dalle. is In " SX'-J cirnest, an I is not merely trying tj J gcttha Itjard or Canvai era to Jam " ft. "J in the "Liberal" scheiit to defeat Ilhewiilofthemijorityofthevoters let legal astiou b t-keu ajaint the i;entleain elected as Surveyor, and letllie miUer be fettled -aoon-ftrjri by the court"." TheSupreme Court of lh UnitsI States in theMarjycje, and the Third Ditne Court of Utih in the IJennett ca, have already pii-ed on this point. Kut Uiese decWons are not sufliclen for tlie Utah "Liberal-," and tln-j priftr the opinion of a p Uj KegUtrar who deOed all law, preccleiit and com-moa com-moa (tax, becau-e. It dovetailed 1 ulo their plot to i-teal the election. How many times have these same "Liberals" howled at thoe "Mormons" w Ira he J that the Ed-munds Ed-munds law Mas being perverted, "Vounjut obey the !av.s ascon-rtruejfcr ascon-rtruejfcr Uie courW" Convicted men were told tliat their only e-eajie from unbliment was to promise they would "obey tlie law as construed by the courts." And when the meaning of tlielaww?s show u to have ieen perverted tlie ory was, tlie law mut be naln-lained naln-lained '-as coutrued by the courts." Now wlo do not theo sc-jalled "Liberals" follow their own rule: TheeourUliac ruled that when a ', man '" ben a llygamit and has severed Ids imI gamous relations by It s3me eflectual mean, he Is not any K J loair a ilygimLt and is not Bg-1 birred by the st-.tnte from P J ""? anJ hoUin- oOlce, un u" Ground of loligamy. Vet H - these ".UcUers for the iiw "as con- is '"'eJ by the courts" diO the oon- m struetlonofUie courts and the rules jjj i of common mjiim.', in order to eHect j Ibeir ow n nefarious cuds. iS ' lt " liale thatsraiethlng was done j to mike the rulings of the courts on V ' tbu Pnt eflVctuil. And if the i enemy will not test it so as to make it au established and final couclu- Ff i sion, to govern tho-e uttraordinar - a"a '"yes-tic officiaL", the deputy- IJ'I WgMran ietty appomteia to a P. I"' '"See for a iks rlod-as g well a common folk, then let the Hk; I'eoieV Party take action, elther By hi I'ro-x-outinglhebunipUousderiers Wm -of the law, or by i -civil s Jit, or lulji, gS tlat law abiding ciUzen may 'have mM U,eir fratcl"se an J that the right of b fuOrage may be guarded against the Ssg P''tical thieves wlio have robbed so PB many legal voters. |