Show airout to it 0 UT I 1 I 1 11 POLICY 0 LI C V I 1 the herold lerald sas re regarding groling I 1 the correspondence u the attorney general and judge sandford is kology tor for reproducing it here at length it is ii in ili that it claims for tile president ident a utah policy to the judiciary of the territory must be subservient this astounding assertion seni ser tion call boldly put forth must give good citizens citizen pause it is the true theory that Us tua judge on the bench beach is there to administer the law abo alicc c the hie coercion or dictation of any policy it if the hol holding dinn of a seat on he be bench is to bo be made condition ill at to the political manipulations ol of the president ident then tile courts are no longer a safeguard to tile the people the tha constitution of 0 the united stated make the judiciary a distinct and independent arm of the government president harrison arrison II in trenching drenching tren ching upon its prerogatives lias bas subjected himself to impeachment the ledger says 4 1 mr I president either your at torney general has made a tui mistake stake or you lave have been led into error it if the published correspondence bet between neeri tile department of justi justice cerind and justice jubilee sandford of 0 utah ulah be true the judge comes out of 0 that correspond nelsi far the better belter credit so that if there is anything behind of a nature to help the executive it had bad better be brought promptly to the front the del I 1 journal Ju of the last gives the facts in the case and remarks tile the question is what particular policy should tile president have concerning anin utah to winch which a j justice estlee of the supreme court wust ujust comply to hold field ins its pos position iLIOU it there wore ore BUY any charges directing affect the honor of judge juda sandford Sand tord they should hane hae belli befit published it if there were none lie should toot not have been dismissed tim ia certainly cerla a nove novel idea introduced by mr 11 the arcu lark as lollos 10 5 it is only natural that the letter of attorney general miller in ili to re mo inov boveine cing veine chief Ju justice sandford of utah cronl his po position sitton on the supreme bench of that territory should occasion corn comment went sir mr miller said the president lias has become satisfied that your adminis tra tion lioni of tilts till office a as 03 not in harmony with willi the policy lie ho deemed proper to lo be pursued with reference to utah ulah affairs afi airs and for this reason he desired to make a change this was not a discrete remark anti and it was unfortunate both for sir miller anti and tho the till al ration miah r illi which lie he is connected this discretion is not one of his butiong the bunc lionson a judge are arc notto not to haio bale a potto ictor icy or assist in car carrying ring out a policy but to fearlessly and impartially administer the law it audgo sandford has h n been in his bis duty liis ills resign ignatio alioa should not have been demanded but he be should have been discharged anti and that too loo not oo cou a auction luc stion of policy but because bc cabiso of necessities of good gov croul ent there are arc sonic some excuses that arc dorsc confessions and abis one nada made to attorney general miller may be classel too in that enlo crote gory by the ohp veto york world in the ibe cartiest manner the ron loval of 0 judge sandford chief jettice of cf the supreme court of attall upon tho the ground as stilted by attorney general miller that los lna administration of 0 tile lie office odice IN not in harmony with mill the iho policy which the deemed proper tv to ile ic pursued with reference to utah affairs hai bag created much astonishment triCi lt judge sandford lot at once leil I 1 big li n earnest c has li been 10 to lo administer tin tile tile la impartially to all ill men under tile ali obligations of 0 my oath of 0 lif fice anil and he bo added the culling observation that it tile president ol of tile unit uni ell cd 1 tates las has tiny any policy to carry out in reference to utah affairs altairi alT airs oilier collier titan tile the one I 1 loll 1011 lime a pu purged rued oil may aty riy to film libin chrit he be his done well to remove me inc it is 19 naturally asked if the ireci lent lin hia any diff iller bert pl pillie from froin this for af it a julep C ibe acer al il liv by judge woods file alic near friend fri enil of 0 his in alie dudley anic in order to lo prevent the indictment individual end and the game judges action in ili cin albine inflict tants against illegal hatert tat ert anti cor lupten apte rs of elect elections ionta would eoin to indicate I 1 nd tea to that the rite judicial policy is decidedly political tile philadelphia tivies tinn liaa has the following 0 on oil the ibo i anyone t n borte who thinks that tile the son administration lacks a poll eyll y should rend read the between tile alie general anti and tile the lato into chief justice of the supreme court of 0 utah the attorney gener al ai w broto rote to J justice si sandford radford that in the presidents opinion tho the public mould bo be by a change in tle the onica on nud mild that thai lie be I 1 matild be pleased I 1 0 1 ece he resignation to this judge sandford replied that it if a change is necessary for it political poli ticul reasons calill the hie president could have lilt hii ie at ai soon as tile pending business busine sn of the would but it there were apy any charged against look linn affecting A bis big c official conduct ho he mould think it il improper to resign until they ere of 0 the response to this reasonable suggestion furD islic the extraordinary faatu feature fc of the case there havo been lie he says lomo complaints of 0 the manner in ID it aich jud juda c sandford lis his duties but they are riot not essential rhe iraqi dent has hai become sati satin ched wl blat oie O ir administration 0 of tile llie ottice othie wag a riot nol io in harmony will wilh I 1 tile polley policy libil ill 1 lie deemed proper to be pursued wit mill 11 refer reference ence to atall at tairi said and for this creacion he bo desired to valle malic it a eban change 1 c and as a juige judge Zand handford ford did n not ca embrace the opportunity 10 lo resign lie was waa remold and ami sir zoine zane appointed in ili lis ilia tend stead the idra idea of an ail executive po policy liev to judges must conto iiii ito their interpretation of tile liw law i n something thing ca entirely new ile we hive ila binl g exec i titie officers officer cerT nn mil g judicial functions but it long lins riot not before been that luli cial officers must lai their vies anith those of tile the executive tinder penal arnal tr fr of rem removal ovid julea judge sandford could finly reply that it 1 lind I licen been hig ill s effort sibile on oil the bench to anil tilly to fill ait incisi tell under the obligations obligation of his na tit of office rua that if tile hie president ohai lia ail anny policy which lie d desires C a judge of tile the supreme court to carry out in reference to lo atall affairs other than the hie one I 1 baa pur buea iou ou may aly to hill that lie lin has done aone very well to remove me m it would be interesting to know how hair far the Pip li eident Aident 4 to enforce ills ilia judicial policy upon tile belleli if lie iia n to construe alie law in the territories why riot not throughout the federal ditri jurisdiction action surpooe Sur Sup poe fur instance that rk 1 jud ii go in tile the united stites coul cobit t should oppose the t bill to PO doiy t it Y ot cat revising the tariff by executive order would lie le be liable to lemov al and will the supreme court lir ill ex to make its decision deci ion in barni harmony ony with the ibe policy tile president Preside ut may deen deem I 1 proper r t to ca be pursued these ire are new ideas ina in 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