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Show attachment and order to show cattle, and gtlcn having in writing and by Counsel, shown such sause as he and they have chosen to present to the'cotifH and the eourt EBDAY and TVEDX SATURDAY, Publiined every holding and adjudging that the execuby tue Oobk PhbUshiso CoatAvi. tion of the eald order of the 25th day of February lat, can be stayed only by the W. order of this or etine other court ef and BUtfHieM Manager. competent jurisdiction. It is therefore, because of the facts and premises, ordered abd adjudgvd, that the defendant Is guilty of disobedience to UTAH the process of this court, and is therein WEDNESDAY, MAIICII 17, 1873. guilty of contempt of court. And since this court has not one role of action where conspicuous, and an other where obscure persons are conJUDICIAL OUTRAGE! cerned: and since it is a fundamental principle of the republic that all men are equal before the law; and since this Imligunf ion court desires to impress this great fact, this rrrat law, Hpon the minds of all the President l'righam Yesterday people of this Territory; now, therefore, because of the said contempt of court, it Young nppeared in the Third Dis- is that the further ordered and trict Court, in answer to a warrant said Brigham Young adjudged do pay a fine of to show canso why he had not twenty-fivdollars, and that he be for the term of one day. obeyed the order of Court requiring Done in open court, this 11th day of him to pay $3,000 counsels lees for March, 187-3- . 3 An. B. McKeak, plaintiff, in the suit against hiu for Chief Justice, etc., and Judge of the divorce. His counsel requested leave Third District Court. MclJride requested the Judge to for him to withdraw during the arguments in the case, a9 he was in ill make the order eo as to keep the dehealth'and the courtroom was closely fendant in the penitentiary until the She guwturiu Penrose, Editor. Charles OGDO. General e Hi Honor took no notice of the request, although it was repeated and the offer made of sufficient crowded. bonds for his appearanoe. The following answer was read by Mr. Parley Williams of President Young's counsel : "In the District Court of the Third Judicial District, of Utah Territory, Count of Salt Luke. , "Ann Eliza Young, by her next friend, George It. Maxwell, riuiutiff, vt. Brigham Young, Defendant. 1 of Utah, 'Territory Salt Lake County. "And now comes the said Rrigham Young, and for an answer to the order to show cause be for u ihv laid court why lie should not be punished as for contempt, for having failed to comply with to much of the order ami dec ret of (he iid court, rendered herein on the 25 h o'i February, 1875, m rrrjuirea him to pay to Messrs. Tilford, ihgin, and the attorneys of ihe.taid plaintiff, the sum of three thousund dollars, a counsel fees, and also why he should not be compelled to pay the b;uJ sum oi money; and shows unto the court that lie is advised by hia counsel herein, aud bclivves that he is by law entitled to an appeal from the said order aud decree rendered and entered on the baid 25ih day of February, and tint, pending .he determination of such appeal, the execution of the order and decree so appealed from may, by law, be stayed. "And this rt pond nit, further answer ing, stales ibat he by his said counsel, informed and believes, and as appears by the records of itie court in this case, an appeal has been taken and perfected from the said order and decree, to the Supreme Court of said Utah Ternary, and th'tt a good and sufficient under-takinfor the purpose of staving the execution of the said order and decree, pending the said appeal, has been filed "Respondent further states and show to the court that his omission and e to comply with the aforesaid order, or any part thereof, is owing wholly to his desire to obtain the benefit of his raid appeal, and a review of the gaid order and decree. And, further answering. tiiU respondent disci urns all intention or disposition to disrrgarl er treat contemptuously the said order and decree or any process of the said court. "Wherefore, having fully answered to the said order to show cause, this re. ipondeat prays to be hence discharged, and that turther proceedings for the execution of the said order and decree, for the payment of the said fees and alimony, be stayed until the determination of the said appeal in the said Supreme Court. Briouah Young." "Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 21th day ot March. A. D. 1875. Me-Lrid- e, fail-tir- "EiiwD. B. McKras, "Clerk." for the Hempstead defendant, and Ilagan and Mclirida for the plaintiff, argued the case pro and con. Judge McKean reai the following written order: act which could be construed into of the law ! But the people have learned too well that in patient submission to law lies their power and assurance of ultimate triumph. They remember the fate of the prophet and patriarch, Joseph and Hy- - to any will actment, yet protect their leaders from a repetition of such official treachery as was perpetrated at bloody Carthage, and still stains the i, every just mind. 'resident Young, under Providence, is tho founder of this Territory. He has labo-e- J indefatigably in its interest, and has proved himself a benefactor to, his race, by his great and successful colonization of a desert, and the redemption from poverty aud elevation to comparative independence of many thousands of honest people from crowded countries. In his seventy-fourtyear, and in feeble health, he is taken in a snow storm, amid the blasts of March to the penitentiary, aud placed among convicts and felons, to gratify the spleen of a bigoted "Christiau" Jut? go, and for the purpose of arous- Ann Eliza Young, 1 Territory of Utah, by her next frienJ, vt. Third District Court. Brigham Young. This court having on the 23th day of February last, made an order in this cause, ordering and adjudging that defendant herein should pay alimony aud susienance, the former withiu twenty and the latter within ten days thereafter, and the defendant having disobeyed the said order in this, that he hat refused to pay the sustenance therein ordered to be paid; and the defendant havinn bcn ing the people who1 regard him with brought befort the court by warrant of veneration and high respect, to some h Yonng TTomsin's Vow. "Sergeant, will you nrm,; . see what drunker, women I,,!ten plural marriage, have never practised it, will take the first opportunity to manifest their faith by their works, and that women who, though satis fied of the divinity of the revelation on celestial marriage have shrunk from entering into it, will, through the natural resistance of the human mind to coercive measures, take the very, step which McKean desires to block; and all because of the perse cution which they perceive in his Methodist crusade under cover of ju dicial authority. "Mormoaism" is under more danger' froin "inertia than anything else. Stir it up, no matter by what pro cess, and it is all alire, bristling for defence and ready to brave fire and sword. The more violent the the more vigorous its repel-lm- t force; the more unrighteous the attaek, the greater tho devotional feeling and sacrificing spirit of its anta-onis- wuom sue said sne weulcl assist in their trouble. "Sergeant, as you seem astouihP,l at my visit, said Anne Kennedy, "I win ten you us purpose. Three weeks ago I took the first glass of wine l ever took m my )ife, at a friend's house. Wfcile going home I felt its effects and came to this station, told ycu of my mishap, and you allowed me to sit in your back room. While there I saw miserable women dragged in. Since then I have gone night after night to the different stations in this city in the topes of be. ing able to reclaim or assist poer women. You will find my name in your own blotter. I have determined to devote my lifo to assisting to poor women. There was not a dry eye in the police station as Anne Kennedy bowin" toherheaiers quietly went out.- m N. Y. Sun. "John, I am afraid you have me," said a bright been forgetting eyed girl to her sweetheart the other day. "Yes Sue, I have been for getting you these two years." LIVERY f AND FEED STABLES! supporters. FRAJtKLlX, ONEIDA Co, ID AIIO. One of the evidences that ProviNELSON & Co. dence cares fer it is, that just as Mew the U. N. R. U. Dipot. soon as it is in danger from apathy, lukewarmnesa or baeksliding, WAGONS AND OTHER YBHTCLKS BTTGFIES,liorwii, occur and individuals Hauling and Trotting Tfam, ud all other Accommodations for th Litrj f combine to wake it into action, purge traveling lublie. out the evil which may have become attached to it, and thrill it anew with vitality and heroism. Its thoughtful adherents, while sorrowing for its martyrs, aud sympathizing The imprisonment of Prest. Young with those who suffer for its sake, for one day in tho penitentiary, is yet look with pleasure on the onsounded abroad by the clique of slaughts made by the foolish and --0 which McKean is the head and vile, knowing that every past effort and chief, as a great blow to for its overthrow has helped to estab- Office Logan, Cache Comity The fact is that all such lish and strengthen it and unite its proceedings are looked upon by the followers, and seeing in persecution "Mormons" as persecution. Aud in a certain lever to raise it higher, Ilarine thro Sem Snw Mills hpvtcn wrl this view they are confirmed by the and Water l'ewer aulli, we ara prepared to fur well give it greater prominence opinion ot all the respectable "Gen- attraction before the world, and adBILLS OF tiles" of this Territory. Persecution vance it toward the glorious conis the poorest weapon that can be summation which the seers of ancient wielded against any religious system, and modern times have predicted true or false. Instead of destroying, Go on with your persecution, you In ny quantity at rates which it only strengthens it. One of the will accomplish the exact reverse of most powerful influences in the con- that which DEFY COMPETITION. you intend. solidation of "Mormonism" has sprung from the attacks whieh have ORDEUS BY HAIL Hoys Will be Hoys. been made upon it. Those who have will receive immediate attention. So thought the occupants of a opposed it by tongue or peu, have so Boston horse car, who listened to LUMBER grossly misrepresented it, some from Shipped to any point on tue Railrofwk lhe story of a mischievous youug dense ignorance and others from lad, who was telling an old gentlewilful wickeduess, that its votaries man M. D. HAMMOND, why he liked the new master of have concluded that no truthful ar- one of our schools. The master, he first-rat- e fellow, and then gument could be deduced against t he gaid, was a he dismissed had scholars twice the tystcm. Those who have exerted in o'clock 9:30 at the morning. Grain and lately Dried Peaches. physical force to destroy it, have do what he did that for?" "Why, manifested such a brutal, vindictive asked the elderly gentleman. After and murderous spirit that its follow- the youth had had a good laugh, he MERCANTILE 1N"STI ers have naturally concluded that its managed to explain that one of the WILLAItD is Paying the bad put a piece of ice under the euemics were under diabolical inspir- boys thermometer, aud sent the mercury ation. And thus the faith ef those down t HIGHEST PRICES forty, and the master thought For all kinda of who believed in it has taken deeper the room was not warm enough for in. And the root,and their determination to stand the pupils to remain old and the gentleman way laughed XL X 3ST by it under all circumstances has shook told he that enough plainly AMD boon established. had once been one of that kind of The proceedings of Judge McKean beys. in the Ann Elizi conspiracy, will Markirg the coming have a tendency directly opposite to Bring them along. dresses, a rural writer says that lovethat which was intended. McKean ly woman is going to foam out over J." T. T1I.UN, Manager. wants to burst up polygamy. Those the top of her clothes again. baby-scare- it will arjuso great indignation in posterous temporary that petty spleen and inflated importance led him to eommit the venerable pioneer and respected ecclesiastic to a distant prison, in a windy, wintry storm, for a mere technical State of Illinois. The question which springs from informality. We venture to say that the feel the lips of every thinking person, is, can a petty Judge of a Territorial ings of the people will be so aroused District Court act the autocrat and that some who, though believing in er which, it was generally suppofcd, would be heard on that day. The appeal had been formally entered and bonds in $40,000 filed. But the Judge took no notice of the apnt al or counsel's request to argue the point, litre was contempt in fact, not oa the part of defendant nor his counsel but on the part of the Judge. Tho money ordered, to bo paid was ready in the event that tho appeal should be denied. But the warrant of attachment was issued without considering the question of appeal. Where tbea was the contempt of Court? This action of the Judge is entirely in keeping with his whole course, as the avowed crusader against what he calls "Polygamic Theocracy," and ought to excito no surprise, though A discre-tionar- y arrested Judge's spiteful exercise of a,ked a nejlti! aud his biased and dressed, stout, intelligent lnt. powtr, of young girl, of Sergeant M!,i 0f unrighteous rulings on questions, lumwenj street prnicc. The re law. They will decide that sectarian quest, alth.-u-Contrary to police rum Smith, who were foully mur- antipathy to 'polygamic theocracy" rule, was granted, and the youn dered while under the protection of prompted that official,in ordering tha "cui, uown into the cells ' State officials; and while taking care payment of the excessive and pre- Coalng back in. a few minute v showed the names of two prisoners alimony, and constitutional ennot violate make monstrous orders from which there is no appei! ? The answer is, you can see what has been done; now wait awhile and see what will be done-- It is a foolish general who reveals his plans to tho enemy. Time and Provcounsel's fees were paid. The request idence are certain to bring true comwa not complied with. pensations. President Youug, escorted by depWORKING. uty U. S. Marshal Smith, went to THE POISOX his residence and procured some Hammond's revival poison isbegio-in- g acand and clothing then, bedding, to do its work. While impress number a of companied by personal ing upon his juvenile hearers, last friends, went to the penitentiary, Monday evening, the importance of where he passed the uight. A heavy always being ready for death, a persnow storm was falling at the time. son named Lovely arose to tell an A large company of men followed to anecdote. lie spoke of the death of the penitentiary. The fine of $25 Jasie Clioo on the previous Saturday, was paid into court, also the $3,000 fever. She was a girl of of brain counsel fees. fifteen, who had become converted at We have heard but one opinion one of these revival meetings, and whe-hthese concerning proceedings, returning home was seized with from "Mormons" or "Gentiles," brain fever aud expired two days and that that from the beginning after. This was a Lovely but ghastly to the end, they are an outrage on anecdote. justice, and will work far mora harm The San Francisco Chronicle says to the partizan Judge than to the that other deaths of a similar char venerable defendant, who is clearly These raving acter are reported.' an object of persecution and plunder. are responsible before That there was uo actual contempt heaven for tho death of the poor in the of the money de- children and be to equally reought manded, is clear to any unprejudiced sponsible before the law. mind. On Wednesday the defendant's counsel were prepared to argue "MOB-9IOXISM- ." the question of the right to apptal, HOW TO ADVANCE non-payme- who believe in the rightfulness of will only be - conpi iral marriage firmed in their faith, by viewing the EDW. rs s$3-t- Tho Utah Northern LUMBER "Mor-monism- Co. ." laUMBEE Gr J. DRIED PEA CUES. low-neek- ed |