Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-01-18 | Page 12 | Know Utah

0 0 0 KNOW UTAH I I Kt frI By ALBERT B T K b. PHILIPS PHILIPSe e- e S 0 Instructions of the be administration at Washington which hk Governor Cummins attached to Ms hi UMI ol of protest against the sending of or troupe troop to had MAl lt Ita It effect ft L Judge Cradlebaugh did not succeed In la having the bo grand jury jur tIed find indictments nta against the f church officiate as aa evidence sufficient t to re return return re- re turn them waa not presented The Th ruIt was wu a s bitter bit t. t ter row w between the Judge and the tile jury Mr t in which Ju Judie th the tM grand craM Jur jury and adjourned the tho court entering on u. u the th the following following- The Tho whole community a united unU aM and organized opposition to 10 the of Justice Stow How bitter was waa Judge against net the Mormon people f to III n In h. h lila hla add address eddres to the grand jury when It U waa convened wherein he Ad If It It be expected that this court la Is to be u ed edby by the community as a. a means hIU of or protecting It t the be p peccadillo of ot and Ind Indiana the community will punish I. I its own murderer such ch h ex expectation ex cx- will wUl not be hO realised When this pec people come com to their reason ren JIOn and manifest a ft disposition to their own high hla of offenders fend era It will then be time tIo timeto timeto to enforce the law law dee for their protection It If this thle court eort cannot bring brine you to a proper 1101 sense eons of ot your Our dut duty ditty It can cen at least turn tura the vage IN In custody loose upon uIn you rou Then he ordered the prisoners Including two Indiana India who were wro charged with a most moet atrocious released S After Ut Judge JdA e Cradlebaugh adjourned hi WI hie court courtIn In the tIM 17 manner mentioned he made A it visit to southern Utah He H. waa was accompanied by a United States deputy marshal and a det detachment of ot troops from Camp Floyd The purpose e of ot hi his nd mission slon was to fasten If It the Mountain Meadow massacre upon the church leaders leader It appeared to be bo a mania with him and he ho apparently lIev be-lIev believed that his ls mission tnt mis I ton Ion to Utah as aa a federal judge was wee to hound tho the church leaders leadus alone In this course he differed with other federal officials N no so much so that Su Superintendent I tad nt of ot Indian Affairs Forney in a letter to tho the of 01 Indian affairs In Washington wild acid J I 1 fear fer r and I regret ern to My pay that with c certain parties partie-II hero here there la Is greater Ier to connect Brigham 1 Young une and other oilier church dl dignitaries with every criminal crimi crimi- nal net offense orren than diligent ent endeavor Or to punish actual pe perpetrators of crime Later Lat oa on Judge Jude Cradlebaugh was removed ed by by President Jamea Jamee Buchanan but he reused refused to recognize rec rte oJ llo the right of ot the chief magistrate to remove him and he endeavored to retain his hla office Ho 10 did for a short abort time but he soon lIoon I learned med that the government government govern govern- ment refused refuNd to support him hint The Tho order removing remo him from office meant just what It said that he must step down and out and he reluctantly obeyed He Jle remained In Utah but a 1 short time after his re removal reo re- moval Goyal and then he mo moved mond ed to Nevada Ne Ho lie was sent to from that state twice At that It woe was A territory a-territory and ho he was the delegate from Nevada