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Show uttrti0u.- - She 0gdett w KDNK31UY Pul.liihe.i every li- - Ilia Charles OUDE.V W. unit and SATURDAY, COMPAMT. PUBLISHING Penrose, Editor. IlminieMK Mniiimcr. ogii:. uTAir. WF.UNF.SDAY, OCTOCER 14, 1874 was tilled to overflow- ing, aud several ladies Mere present. The discourse is too lengthy tor our columns; we can only give the points without the verbiage. It starts with a (potation lrom the Supreui Court of California, tikes a leap to France, runs back to and nil over Utah, and winds up with Juggernaut iu India. After alluding to the power of absolute veto vested iu the Governor, many peopre, who do What other object could the Judge hav mis- d shaving-b- eicept-bone-haodle- about which the Judge knows nothing, ho seems to disapprove and consider an interference with "the primary disposal of the soil." In connection with this he cites the Act grunting the right of possession to lna fide settlers on the land, which wss requisite to protect tho occupants before the land came into market, and under which all salci and deeds of land were regulated to the benefit of the citizens for juany years. The Judge actually has no belter seuse than to pretend that these aud the al half-forgott- non-Mormo- their duty, but to look principally after the "principal'' offenders. Polygamy comes in for a scoring and the jurors are again exhorted to go for the "influential" polygamists. And then Juggernaut is lugged in for tho purpose of drawiug a clumsy comparison between the crushing. of bleeding bodies beneath i the idol's do throw around the shoulders of the most respected members of the community? To hunt up legislative transactions for the benefit of the community, and venomously represent them iu a manner to convey the idea that they were violators of law and robbers'! of t h 3 people?. To berate 'and abuse the leaders' of a car, to men marrying' more wives church with a bigot's bitterness, bethan one, because both claim to be a cause their faith differs from his? religious observaice. To cast opprobrium ' upon a whole 'J he sermon concludes with the exbecause they do not bow down hortation to "gentlemen, let us do people ' before his crabbed and our work," and the prediction, "time intel'ect? ' . jj will viudicato us." It is a remark Vc have tried to think that the able documeut for a charge to a preaching Judga opposed "M ornMti-ism- " and the "Mormons" with'eome Grand Jury as a sermon is very But of conscientiousness. and as full of false degree common-plac,tiled that has this s charge statements and illogical conclusions question with us. No excuse'ean" be as is possible in a document of its di- offered for such a document' from a Judicial officer. It stamps the Chief mensions. , Justice as a partfzan, without! shauie; establishes his position as a religious crusader and exhibits him before all , v f . the world as a revengeful bigot, the McKeau's discourse before implacable foe of the people to whom Judge adminthe Grand 'Jury meets with great he is sent, and utterly unfit to ister the law or sit upon, the judgdisapproval even among his ment seat iu any paft;of the Union. ?:No one can consistently call it a "charge" to a jury. All that LOCAL ITEMS. could properly be designated by that title waseomprehended ju a couple From Friday t Daily of Oct. 9. The rest was of short paragraphs. - O-.i-r , organization of city corporations including large tracts of land, are subjects for the action of a grand jury! He next brings up the jurisdic-tio- u given by she Legislature to I'ro-bat- e Courts and the authotity vest-r- d in the Territorial Mirshal and Attorney; quotes the Acts in rcla of precetiou to the dents in courts of law, and requiring physicians before administering any deadly poison as medicine to explaiu the nature of the drug or substauco to the patient and surrounding friends anyi considers that "language fails properly to charactcriie such legislation." Ho does uot say, however, that the grand jury fchould indict tho legislature, abolish the acts or make new laws, and we are left in the dark as to the reason of inserting these references iu the body of his sermon. The next thing that horrifies the prolix Judge, is au ordinance incorporating the Church of Jesus Christ of Litter-daSaints, which ho considers a violatiou of that provision of , . so-call- T10. - ' lo-da- y f. simply a tirade against the "Mormon" people, theif church and its leaders, and tho Legislature e Territory, with whose official acts the Grand Jury have nothing whatever to do. the Constitution, that '"Congress Its objret was evidently to paint beshall make no laws respecting an fore the eyc9 of the jurors a false, establishment of religion, or prohib- distorted aud highly t colored picture iting tho free exercise thereof," and .of the views, feelings, motives and states that iu effect it "prohibits the acts of the people of Utah-an- d 'parfreo exercise of rejigiou cu,tho part ticularly their leading ecclesiastics, of seceders and dissenters," although that, instead of bringing calm, disin tho very sectiou of it which he passionate minds to bear on the comquotes, it only claims that the Church plaints which might bo made before iu question holds "the constitutional them, they should bo filled with preaadoiigiual right in common tcith all judice, stirred up to anger; and feel civil and rcliyious communities to urged to bring indictments against worship God accordiug to the dictates the persons who were represented as of conscience." The Jud.o then beiug the authors and supporters of ' mutilated from extracts the tho gives alleged abuses and", crimes sermons of President Bricham Young, Another object of the tirade was, with the object of making it appear evidently, outside effect. v.Whan such that the Church believes and prac- charges are made by a judge on tho tices the doctrine of shedding hum:n bench, it will be taken for of-th- y ; 1 ; . preteud-edfrieuiL- granLed Alf. Lowe, with a copy of us presented -- for Alminax Josh Billing's Farmer's 1875, which, as an antidote for "blues" is thabest medicine we ku&w of. Lover's Faumeh's to-da- . p e n d shaving-brushes- : y, cer-tai- non-gensic- rs anoff,,, CAurweh:;;7tChUtrom d in jd hotel-runne- 1 . privilege to plunder. sion TM'13()S.Mirtv erkins bo f- -- were arresti..! s and mnruer of Mr, ,u'wie morning, and Ad' at Bountiful and newsboys aud thiugs thrown were acauittcl i. v. ... lh,iW, out of their morning's job, and money yesterday, alltr a )ltim from and financirculating, prevented cial circles embarrassed, and the thousand and one "consequential damages" bc case aud uillg erj resulting from so trifling an occurrence llie Wwd.: as a foriy-rowaphont, or a railroad mlererttf collision. We understand the cause of the delay occurred near the other end of the roud. mining and general ,nup 6f Utah efr To.nsoriai Row. A barber.om fellow, puhlisl.,d. i, nww hg.gi i,,' b. who holds forth near the depot, and a I'fhmg a revim-edition f Li f01,.,tr , on 'af which, account of mw( rtsm runner for a hotel in the same vicinity, had a "mill" in the shop of the 'former survey and luter info.jaatioa, niiu,, Cool feelings led to warm word, much more valuable than ike first t and warm word? made hot blood, and, tion. The map will he pnbliahed la three forms, one suitable Ur shortly after this juncture, mugs, carrying i rushes aud barber's chairs wert the pocket, one lull mounted on roller in a manner cal- with cloth back, and one Mf mounted. flying through mid-ai- r culated to make any one in the vicinity Mr. Froiseth expects a surp3y from 5 black and blue. We believe no bones Francisco, where they ure now hein were broken raiors priuted, during the latter tnd of thil ' aad Both belligerents month. ! were locked tip pending an iutervierr Asothxr IsnicrrsiKNT. Auotker with Aldermnn Thompson. dictment has been found ngawst gran.l . iurvinnn Thn P. . UiL-UUJe Iur Tun WKUMNa.The XI. K. Church murder. What his euemies mean It was last evening filled to its full capaci"murder" is the stpping of a thief wL ty on the occasion of the wedding of Dr. was in his custody, as Sheriff, and wL Cbus. W. Sellers to the lovely and actried to escape. It was a bullet thai, The Rev. did it, and the uisUter was complished Miss Bradshaw fully jn.. L. W. B, Long officiated and the simple vestigated at the time. though impressive marriage ceremony Nearly a Kvsawai. There wn was finished at fifteen minutes past eight a this afternoon. A ipaa o'clock, when the happy couple left the nearly runaway of hitched to a load of potatoes, mules, church, loves' doubts, fears and anxiewere left owner in front of th their by ties ended at la.it in the consummation Mr. of Budge, corner of Fourik of their union, and we doubt ul but premises that they were followed by ihe earnest and Franklin streets, in charge of t wishes lor tbeir future happiness of the amall bojr, who was not nearly atrotig. entire congregation. The pair have our enough to held them, and had not a gencordial congratulations and best wishes tleman passing by unhitched them frets for a pleasant and prosperous voyage the wagon aud securely tied them lbei would doubtless have beeu a dieaatrou through life. runaway. A morbid curiosity to see a fire induced the roau to leave the team SixGCLAii Prockedixgs. Yesterday, the Grand Jury fouud au indictment aad risk the consequences, and if hi bad lost a few bushels of those potatt against one its own members, Col. Thos. . Kicks, for lucivious cohabitation. Mr. it would have nerved him right. Kicks is the juror who was twice cateBeak Lakr agent, Mr. Ch. chised on the polygamy question, lie Wright, has .just returned frtu au exwas placed under $10,000 bail which he tended tonr iinough lltch county, luh, (lecliued to furbish and wag sent to the and Oneida county, Idaho. Ho traveled in with Mr. 11. S. By bee, agni penitentiary. He is still a member of forcompany M. D. Hammond in disposing ef the Grand Jury. The Court accused agrieultural machinery. him of having several wives; the grand Crops, on the whole, are excelleat, and the general coudition of the people jury, which has been so constituted as to prosperous. be virtually a Gentile body,' indicts Tha travelers 'were invariab'y well him for lacivious cohabitation with treated, anil describe the people amng these wive3. Now we' waat U see the whom they have been traveling e beiug proof of this accusation and watch the very generous aud hespitable. The Junction is very well patrnniiel fun. The whole proceedings are illegal, and Ia pvot' gives great satisfaction. and tho result will be a" smash-uof till a w; home of this our agent brought their proceedings, and the labors of the havraissiou judeand his colleagues, io the list of tubacribers' names, besides cruside against the "Mormous". Liiciv. ing arranged for 'the settlement of the accounts of many delinquents, whou. Cohan, is again revived, and it appear that the Judge it etill afraid of the U. S. we trust, will remember their promUt law of '62 and wants to work under the to pay up. Mr. Wright desires to express bi Territorial Statute, dreading an appeal to the Supreme Court which knocked thanks for courtesies extended, whir if all his monstrous proceedings which are as keenly appreciated by us as , have been' appealed, into splinters and personally received. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' smithereens. the enFire! About 1 p.m. gines on the various railroads which Bent At. The body of Mr. H. C. Sny- meet in this city gave forth a loud, der, the passenger who died at the depot and prolonged alarm, whieu startling after the Boon drew tb yesterday, was takeu Crushing crowd towards the Masons this of who inquest, by city, depot. Uecogniiing the sound as a fa gave the "body, a suitable burial in Ogden alarm the whole staff cf the Jvhctios, cemetery. The funeral took place from from the editor to the "devil," turned the City flail Ibis ' afternoon and was out, and finding no key to the engio aUended 'by ''the members of "Wber house, broke off the lock, and soon h'i ' Lodge. The corpse was well dressed, the "merchine", and the hose cart i and an elegant coftin provided, and the road, where several ef the brigade though he died a stranger, in a strange came up and took hold, bearing it land, he did net tack for, anyth ng that toward the scene of the fire, which wa could be done, The masonic fraternity learned to be at John FroBt's premisei-Aof Ogden deserve credit for their prompt- immense crowd arrived on the ep1 ness and generosity in the matter oven but their ardor somewhat cooled when it tb pugh the dead.maa a member of was discovered that the' fire was only the fraternity. :, j , .,;(;' ., consuming a stable, a corral and a , K, ' , vnV. Mr. JWilliamrf. chief of Art From Saturday' Daily f- Ott. 10 brigade' waa orWhe spot simultaneously H Jhi 'and water being Diad W e are informed."'Si that the dead with the engiae','' was lan'" from" adjacent ditch, it body of the elder ?f )ue rCote'maai sia . . en, musical, prodigies, ,who gave an en- -, sooa playing pa ne'' flame and 2 ining tertainment in Uie.Ogdea, Theatre some the mastery.' JlrProst was t .SU 'loses his stables, corr.il time ago, passed through here this morn- Lake Lake. lie also a set ing in charge ef ker relatives, going and four or five tons of hay, The . ; East. .... .. of harness, which was in the stable. ,. learned of" only other damage we have on JvNCTtoK-loncB. The parfiea engaged in that that of the editor,iof the and cut tonsorial row yesterday, .fwr dis- damaged fot which wa. badly charged by Alderman Thompson, . The bruised by.'.wheel of he fire engine Supbarber didn't fight, only sought td take passing over dh - Causa of fire ef hands care of bimse.f., The other the party, the posed to be atche- in hotel runrer, was the only one to blame. Children playing behind the shcJ. hack-driver- the Territorial system, are not aware what kind of persons are appointed to Federal office-- , in the territories, and kuow nothing of tho hostility, bitterness and utter unscrupulous-nes- s of many of those officials whose and the only creed is absolute rule , which he seems to approve, lie pro eeeds to quote largely from the Ter- ri to rial Statutes to mIiow that iu tke early settlement of Utah grants for canyon and water privileges were u given to certain leading men, for considerations, all of which, though absolutely necessary under the circumstances then existing, non-citatio- Lath A?ain, What's the matter with that they must be true bv a great the C. P.? Four boors late again this not understand quoting obsolete Acts of the Legislature, and dwelling upon provisions long ag repealed. and which were only framed to suit the circumstances that surrounded the people in the early days of the Territory, and for the purpose of protecting the people against petti foggers and quacks? And what legal purpose could he subserve by repeating partial extracts from serpeople withoui their sanction, is un- mons delivered iu the Tabernacle? constitutional, and deduces therefrom If he is not crazy, and his effusion is the astonishing conclusion that the not theravings of an unsettled mind "Mormon" leaders think all Federal it is certain that the purpose he had officers in the Territory arc "guilty in view in uttering his false accusaof treason, and deserving to bo pun- tions, illogical deductions ished with death." allusions,' was' to bias the The J udge then goes for Theocra-ejury and foster popular prejudice. Government General the gives Is this the business of a Judge? than the Elder above wipe Is this the pnrpose for which James alluded to was guilty of, for its legis- B. McKeau was elevated to the exlation in regard to Utah, particularly alted position of Chief Justice of this for appointing Brigham Young GovTerritory ? To cull sections from ernor, then softens a ittle at the con- dead statutes, and clip extract from templation of the Poland bill, and old sermons, and, by sophistry and a his being thus mollified begins lawyers cunning, weave them with work of charging the jury. II and mysterious occurMormons and to rences into a garment of ciime, to The sermon delivered by His Honnr the Jude of the Third Judicial District to the Grand Jury Wedrusd.iv mi'iniii'r was listened to The new by a large cottgregatiou. Court-roo- b'ood as an atonement for sin, and theu takes a short excursion to Mountain Meadows, returning and giving a spat at the Morrisite dist'ir banco, and ekarging that hundreds of murder hare been purpetrated in pursuance of the above legislation and doctrine. The next division of the sermon is a garbled history of the coming of Buchanan's army, and of the action of Governor Young in relation to its but the fact that the government pardaned whatever offence against it was supposed to have been committed in this case, is very carefully omitted. The Judge then fulls back on sermons again, quoting from a discourse of some prominent Elder in the Tab ernacle, in which he took the ground that the Territorial sjsteui by which Federal officials are forced upon the AiMiSAX.-r-M- r. y, of genuine humor will find a feast iu the little volume, n Toxs oniAL Jot. Gees Moriti isde terming to have and to run the most elegaut barber shop fo(town,anJ to that end, , in constantly making ' Improve- ments at his premises on Fifth Street, lately leased by him. Moritt Is a good barber, his towels are clean and chairs easy, and whea he iaiyou tonsonally he don't thavt you pecuniarily. , Birds. What were left of those four hundred canary birds, which have keen on sale at Fred. Shiell's store for two and days past, were packed up sent East. A large number of Ogden people, who could afford it, improved the excellent opportunity to purchase one of the uret? v little sonesters that do much towardi making home happy. to-d- ay i u , hay-stack- I , . . . . - .' |