Show THAT oferl arenious PR EniOUS idus idue CHAR CHARGE gk A AGAIN I 1 M talking of absolute veto even the i president reide nt of the united d state S does not have havn iti it and andee we ways hayw heard no american I 1 nor any auy other human being sane or insane express tho the wish that the president sveto W absolute e or universal but vb vb llave theard nd the tho judge opinion upon that point he may all the rist rest of m mankind akl nd 1 I 1 abs absolute P and universal y v eto elois is fc re republicanism P it is strictly foreign to the genius of american government nt it is dle die dictatorship tat 9 ashl p aai autocracy to cracy absolute a absolutism the supreme preme gu all pow erful I 1 y a supremacy and an omni om nia nit potency dapower of power which deity delty alone adoue doeser does doea or can cau exercise q I 1 1 s e the absolute and und univ universal ersal ensal year nay nas is the mysterious fe ilo iio potency teney the omnipotent influence which tyndal and huxley acknowledge they cannot fathom and which no man has found out but but which BO 0 far as political and cognato cognate matters in utah are concerned tho the judge vudge evident evidently Y to find in it a poor week fallible not very reputable sp spread r ead eagle engle ordinary specimen eimen elmen of humanity i taho s ho in the cease ceas lesil elead procession ro cession of sublunary lunary the inscrutable diepen gallons bf divine providence napper pens to have been appointed governor of the territory Terii tory the judge complains that the legislature has considered its own resolutions valid nud sud passed bawd concerning the tho jurisdiction of the ithe probate courts and created certain lo 10 a al I 1 offices wonderful thing t these ee for fora a legislature to do which has been beem endowed by Con giosa 0 with wit h power extending exten diug to all right tight fu ful fui I 1 subjects of le legislation I 1 consistent vim the ua constitution aud and the he organic act of the territory ry his lionor honor diso also takes it ulon upon himself to charge the incumbents of those offices aud and the pi abate J ledges with se scarcely arcely bu au excel exception open violators of the laws of tho the th e I 1 land and with much moire more and truth and with quite as much propriety of conduct we might say sas that the incumbents br bf the tho federal offices in utah have been almost without except iou lou open violators of tb alo 0 laws of the land though we are aro re not so foolish as to say anything any thing of the sort yet WO we may say bay we have heard some very disreputable things of some of those officers and we are sati bati satisfied Aled there was good foundation loun dation tor the reports it is a matter of public notoriety also that one of those officials yet an incumbent was condemned by the highest court in the land for havi ika dla in ILA t ing haken baken a most unwarranted and illegal course for together e 1 h r 1 his honor bonor seems mews to think 4 lol loi enormous that the tho Legisla legislature turp provide that the tho unclaimed property r erty bf deceased debease d persons shoud 04 bo appropriated to 0 benevolent 0 pur pos poa pi 8 il IJ 01 t to td recovery byaus by any legal I 1 01 icil 0 might subsequently appear AV we donot do not pe ree aay auy impropriety in that it appears io Us a inore liberal bb arrangement e ne n t ev even p than thau that inh ihn t england where he retho rutho the tho prop 1 erfy ry 0 ot r he irlea goes tp the croci knoils that the tho brown juss juis ha ia needia ed nf it bechi already enormously rich The next complaint is that ir in early times h a law w was 1 made bytho bythe by the tho legislature ae against tile glie he 0 of r precedents iii lil court and ana one provi ding that lawyers law yera fees should qa idt be recoverable reco erable ati at law w the first arp dhori we take taka it was designed to lesse lessen 0 litigation and aud to ila iia have vo siny alny i pie ibcal law in lis its manifest spirit and intent a and 1 nd even evin evenhanded V banded handed an d pa jus tice administered without cus ces I 1 sary delay an and expense apse thelded Th the tho eldeA idea i phat that lawyers fees feea should lia ila have e the character of debts of honor bano did not ot originate lu utah it isn old oid doctrine anal anai an old world dorne his honor then olen pore complains lains of tb the territorial jw law forbid forbidding afrig a physician to poison a patient willio without ut the patients pat pati lents ems consent t of IL we ve peed need say say sav lao ho more ingre his hrs honor bayh sas aas the leg teg ie has hns passed an ati act establishing the of Jesu Christ of latter latten day as tho the state church and anil in effect prohibiting the free exercise e of bu the ahe part u of f pe ec ceders edeme and diw dim entera ontero the judge judg has hab not only ordy very peculiar pecullar tastes but he has a viry very peculiar method of drawing deductions he gives a of the law incorporating that churm church ChurA and is to ron fon forget get the fol foi lowing following words in that tto teo ditc itc tion sald S said ayd ald church holds tho the consal constitutional and origins original r hight right ig li t 1 in in 1 common 1 mith wlm all civil ci viland ulland ald aid communities to warship worship god according a 6 to the ric 6 af f conscience elc ete inasmuch r a thel tixel doctrines principles practiced ea or performance support virtue and increase p morality and are not nol mith with b or r repugnant re vaham if me tion fion of the united states tate 81 etc in the the tha above how the judge cah cab reasonably assert of bf the church that it was thereby established as the allo state Chu chueh chuch och feb and lind prohibiting biting the free exercise ise ige bf or re religion aglon on the part af of persons oll oil outside tride bride of the pale paie of that church w we e mur mun t confess wei we cannot see aee this act of incorporation was well canvassed by the con gress kress of the thet united states in 18 1852 12 but that honor honorable bibie bible body abes nut not 1 keem neom to have come to any sueh such conclusions ai a his hotl horl horlor honor or the judge has perhaps congress is is not endowed with buch hueh sharp sharps penetrating et far seeing 4 comprehensive sagacity as his honor is in matters of this kind it ignot is not everybody who can see so far into a politico theological millstone I 1 but his hla honor has a purpose in that deduction he jle alms nims to inake it appear that the above fact act of inear incorporation po ration is held huld to cover his favorite doctrine of blood atonement upon which he proceeds proceed sto to enlarge in his own peculiar style now his honor with his very peculiar mental v vision islon may geo gee things lff iff ib this I 1 light wo h boutwe but we certainly do not nol his honor n or by his vely peculiar method of ratiocination nation may make mahe i isallas it all nil as c clean clear le ar as mud to himself and may verily believe belleve that every body elwe eise must ni st see through his spectacles and come to the tile same extraordinary conclusions as he does dods but perhaps he will allow us U to assure him that such is by bit nit no means the ca if a cow wears green goggles 0 that will by no means co convert livert the bare brown dewert depert into hito a luxuriant and verdant meadow though the silly creature may think that there are but green fields within the range of its vision hi honor seems deems to lo be laboring under a asi si millar hallucination mentally menially in in comprehending thu the character char aeter acter and relations or of the 1 hurch of Jebus jesus christuf christ of bf latter day saints 1 his honor seems to be at once strangely fascinated and sorely exercised V 0 over V br this matt matter e r of bi blood 0 od atonement he cannot get away from it like isike an ill fated vessel within the circle of the maelstroms mael stroms m Ps influence he sails round and round the whirl whirlpool poo unable to get away a helpless prisoner hopelessly held heid id by the dangerous influence influence now M J t 1 I i t tm w this subject may have resistless charms jo for fon the judge but it bhag nong W whatever far fp r u 1 i lauon is fon for the tho way ftc ilfe lire and not for lor ott oft ithe ibie i e baj way of ff death whatever maybe his s real situation happy t to infurna him him bim that thai j NV we are not within the ci charmed armed j pirce of the irresistible e jn influence fluence of ahat ahau doctrine as ha clo we 6 can cam t talk taik al k ira tra ratip pally about j ity itt t which v we e amo amm borry rorry ii i i very wery sorry gorry to lo say his lionor honor does doeg not ar appear idear to bo czatle capable of abing I 1 it is a subject too I 1 e concerning gucer ning ii ilich it a man cannot talk hensl bensi ensi 4 bly by he would do far betterto hod his tongue and say nothing A man may be a foul but if 1 ia 3 not incumbent blit bait on on him liim blazon thai that unhappy fact ci to io all the obrad if he hol hoi holds ds nis los his to tongue agud he jle wiil will wilnot nob not be blabbing his PC ondi tion to ever every bo body d th elion khin skin 1 1 in emm efm effectually ry covered pa of f ibe the jackass s until the silly animal opened blye blie ried its mouth and jet its tongue wag wal and its bd heard then disguise basino longer possible diep duhg mats hypocrisy and demonstrated and aud undeniable ast lyt but why do the abe ju die aate jlia ilia over ther their bellef belief iu in blood atonement when bi his hib honor Is guilty of belief in tile the v very ery same doctrie doctrine nit fre jre professes to be a chris Chrls christian turl tUri tile the is depre petted n the blua bee as say ing SV S V sli bil eddeth mans bloody b by man mau hils aas blood shall bo be md shed again it ia written i in the 9 scriptures sp without s shedding h jor blood evno Is no ra remission fu further arther than th thi is human gox goy erime have ted olig lne ine principle and 6 upon pop the ibe strength of ef it A the death penalty id inn their laws accordingly ly it happens and aptly enough argument his hin in lil theau where w here inen under nd pr certain circum atau atan atances ces cea s are am sentenced to death shy chy nio dolalie do os ealie eslie lle ile lie do this dedoes he does not noi believe iii in the tha e h mean to td say that he be is s a self pronounced self seif convicted byl byi hypo crite again agan his honor allows the validity limity 1 odthe jury iz challenge ofton non belief bellef iu in this doctrine he ejects men otherwise eligible flom ajom f M hl his lux lur jury y box so lelyon on tp tle tie e gri grund nd til thab that t 1 y dio dlo not believe aliey q in of blood atonement ent add he because e a u se therefore that they cannot i in i a ve verdict r subject I 1 ing ngy a criminal 6 to the death pe penalty n aw how Is ith ich I 1 na nott his ednor entirely unreasonable and absurdly inconsistent ja n broadly and em emi hati cally caily the flior mor i moons nor for believing g in blood bloo daton atonement e annd aund ht at the abb sanle sanie same bame time timer throwing g g them dut out or of the tho lury jury if they adnot do not beile belie believe in ik what must they believe belleve or do to plew please him it strikes u us 8 that hejbal be ai man hard arnot if no t impossible pi to please how can can wi we rationally come to any othereen elusion where can he be dis discover cona grounds ar or reasons nor fol foi his objections to 6 tho the cormons mormons hel hei heit bell bellying bel eying evink in this doctrine becan see norfe aud and ewd we were hr e dral driven nto to the inevitable that he bg has become chronically und and queerly querulous the judge judg e y thinks minks rn much tich tieh upon what is i termed the affair and h another unhappy affair in lri the south the first named was the judicially re required execution ath 13 f a process issued b by h a united sta stats states tg judge As to the second W why y have havo hot the tile UJ U courts taken steps to investigate vesti gate it without pre j udice the thet matter fla fim h as been in mir their han hands ds lang enough alid slid they been beeh threatening harassing and hindering the probate courts and pulling their work to it was done whenever they have do any aily th the tho 0 course of theiu the courtr courts aud and some bome other othen IV 1 JS authorities upon n this subject b has hab i been such as to induce the popular r impression that unless they could implicate certain persons gribus gnibus they had ab nb desire nor inclination to fo ju i nii nil ally y investigate the mauter matten at all by another odthe of the C u liar mental enn eff efforts oits he makes the deduction that gotho gothe the legislators and popular leaders of utah regard those military and civil public servants who in utah acknowledge their paramount allegiance to be due duo to th national government as being guilty of treason and deserving to be punished hed bed with death this deduction will strike overy every one as aa being so BO extremely absurd rd that wa we shall waste po no worda upon tipon it further than to suggest that the judge ludge lias hag lived in the territory between four and nive five year siri open opan meuy to those legislators and jmj J r A i pa W het hea popular kopul r leaders leaders 31 anata and to the people generally and has not knot always been unquestionably legal in manifesting fest fog log his hirs is iss permitted to occupy the seat of the scorner ec orner we mean of the chief tice ship unhindered the judge declares that he has fould a spur spurious fous ious theocracy in lat the heart of the republic we are glad utah ithe isu the hea heart itt of the ree rde republic 1 bild foi for there therefore fori fort the thib mhd we republic public is sound to the core so far as the people and their leaders leaden are concerned but nut how howl d dups dues 0 eg the judge know that ho be has ha found bund a spurious Bp urious t theocracy js Is he genuineness or or of any religion a proper of bt judicial and judgment judkin nt ne me have been thirkil thinking otherwise other othen wipe wise as we read the united state and that under the provisions of 0 that instrument neither conar congress sa ilor nor jueco the courts arts have anything to do with determining eter mInIng I 1 the truth or fanity of any religion leil the judge is peirre perfectly cily bew ila lid deredi dered he talks aa a if he 66 wl were whre te at the amazing ami z I 1 ng ut tates esl esi maus maui hip t that at gave thet the cro governor e of lah lab absolute veto to hold hoid be theocracy raey in ini check and aud theng then gave av the governorship to the chien chier or of that hat theocracy perhaps the baue e marjil manlest e station atlon rna that am cwi wwi at the pre iden arld arid s senatorial nato hial bial e elbow ibo w e what a pity why does not the judge arraign divine providence for 8 such auch ch an oversight in the conduct or of things american tut dt tho the he V at that lime time w was wab not crazy crazy upon the subject of mod aler mon monism and ind theocracy he mij had a codi cool coonhead cod 1 head and better sense settle than to indulge in an any vas such auch eh folly but the judge eris errs in hi co bobela uela ucla blons first firt the govern governor or wo wa nod nok armed e d with the ohe absolute a veto ae second ca ild iid con consequently the absolute veto was waw not given to 10 keep the theo theocracy cracy cravy in check his honor being the fiest U 8 officer to declare that hi his real wils was to destro destroy K rmon Im 0 when ahe the of the theocracy yi was appointed buted governor IV sani saml was becu because he was W 8 th the e most roost fikely likely man that could be found he was wag the absolute choice of the thel people and that was reau |