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Show ' lliii TJIE I-VTI:ST "UIIERU-" TRICK. JkEI 1m: muddle in the I-ojl I'Mvr ' 'fl chcliou returns it the result of '-aBatta!! "Liberal" trickery, and "Lilteral" -'IHk advantage is sought to lie taken of rBaatS Hill the "Lil-era!"' Interest. How ' ' jBK the respectable Gentiles" who JBaB have eome Into the lerritory to sSB make their homes In rr, murf dc- -"fljMj Sfie the party ami the men who - sBllH practice the frauds whkh disgraec " tWmHi etloualiiilrsunderlheauspleesof laWm UnHed States officlik' SH-ifl There has been 3 great outcry over jflgF " Mgi- union of Church ami jJBggj State iu Utah. If a prominent tHSfcl Mormeu" oecupieJ an otlieiil jBPi posit! m under the law, or was 3iaaf active In political nutter, llii- iSRjni wii-seaa-trued intoadoniiiiiliouof jHjBI dell concerns by the "Mormon" WfMl Churclu Jiut Methodist, Presby- 'MBBe 1 tsriau ami and other sectirlau HkMB pffesls, can not only use Ibei r cocks- BR iasileal influence In the "Lateral" flV Interest wllhoout any such iropiica- sHH lien, iwt receive anointment from 9H8 IneUlaliConimhsi-ioiia?. registration SHI ami ejection officers. mBm The "Iter." W. N. I. Dails-y was P EC judge of election at XehL awi '1 WR after iHtS1,1.y rejecting liwful ' : ! hP ' xttetaet the People's i"arty. refu-ej v, -Wr tol?egBVenied by the rulings of Oie 3& Cojuaifesion who appo':ited him. V i W? T,1B 'Itev-" S- L- UiHpie Jji I '.. was appolntcs! negi-tratk.ii officer Kff.5 at Jlox lUtkr, and ooittrary to ?fes the rules of the Commie-ion 0 vrho appointed hint, selec-ted as t f I Judges of election for llox Hlder. ' t that Is Brigham City, precinct, S ' (T'--'; '? three candidates for office. In his " " absence a hud by the name of ; ''(; Heed, not spyolnte-j by the Com. fuilssiaH, struck ol! the regi-tMtiou ILsl the names of 191 People's Tarty voters, the num'jer needed to turn the precinct over to the Libera!' party. That h, the '-Liberal" way of managing afiair?. TheUtih Coiniiii-'ioii, leartiins of tliKorvlered the nanica re-iuUted awl were iufurmed that ii these Barnes were put on they would be fctriekeo off again under a new plea. A new set of judges of election were ajiwint-d. but when tliey ai-1 laeared at the iw!l, the old judges rtfufod to vacate. So a new roll in the same UiUding was opened, and 'the voters, to make saro of tang right, voted at both "b. The returns were sent in Jf.e;. froB1 i1 ets of jiHiges, and the "; j neareethavin; received the votes 5 I r tbc scratched citizens, and the i SJ oldeetltarins rrjerteJ tliem, there Iu a ubcniancy between the two tstaios. Xoiv omM in a "Liberal" lawyer, n:torimis for lilt trickery in the i-il-rj of th j - Lib-ral" iarty, and iadxte that tuth returns shall lie re-jectrd. re-jectrd. The resalt of tins, he admits, ad-mits, would be the turnin; over ol Ore whole county election to the party which is defeated. The schemo in the first plirewas to strike ofi names enough of Te-TeU Te-TeU Party voter to tflWct this Liberal" eiiaagp. after the style adopted in OIeu s,nd Salt Lake cJoctwns. JJutiMW it is buUly jiro-possd jiro-possd to throw away the entire vote of Iinz Udc-r precinet. to aceom-pllsU aceom-pllsU Vts same lairiose but in an-other an-other way. Wc look to the Utah CnimI.--o)i, who are to some extent nsjomlUe for the amdJIe, to lielj. stralgiitcii it out is the Interest of justice and right. They have officially an-noansei! an-noansei! their dn-lre and inteuUon to soenre a fair and imjartUI declion. They can aij the ISuard ofCanTaser3inamvins;at correct conclusion as to which set of .Iec-ttoujudges .Iec-ttoujudges were Uie legal ajohiteos awl tints the iroi returns will be caurassed and the legal votes b c nnted. One thins must be clear to cveij impartial mind: The lawful votrtv of Has EMcr precinct should not be nwi of their rights at the ,, through any ovenjght, omi-shm os aB - . HwSUlinty.wbeUierofUieCoaimfc- W-A hrairanyofilH3lrajijJntees.Alsoit Bfe- isovfcleattliat, to reverse the will wMEjfc of the mijority in the rounty In Ym':- taxaI of Uie ininority. through the R4 - wrong or blunder of ofliciaJ acting E!t "" la the interest of that minority WBt , . WoaU Ihtieal outrage of the apl f Bwatttigrant cliarjcter. Section "MSof theCmpik'd Laws SZ! of Utalisrys JftJ ' "Aay aisvioo or irreguhrdy of X asyaassor regterar or other offi- csr, panainuig lo ekclion matter t, t "B O" mvaJidste anr eleeiion or Mff authorise U rejecUon'of any egl 1 S "" ,eioe te U extent that fS . " issJoB or irregntoritr shall Ij i toPntedafah-relc.'' 3 The iwblic will look to the Itoard Bj ' tnv-ei3 to act legally, ttirly fc and a iUi the abject of learning and aaawincing tiic nn-n'ier of legal g votes st for all candidates, and wH1 lBct that party interests 'XM - 3 , tll3B oot rermiUed to interfere M . - wHll justice and tiic sacred right rXt ' tbedecUve fuaehbe. The sen- ; uenwn comprfcing the Hoard hare 5f tooliigliactararter to rik it, tak ff? inB ny 3- course, and all con- ffi ned in this nutier should beware fl bav """J " from the upright '.f " position of strict impartiality, at Uh fi , behest of "Libera!" election manip h' utoota or -Liberjl" bjlldozers. Ii' ThePaUInailwliatisrIglitaiMl P viHi,otjuietH- submit to paljabk- s-Jl i wrong. |