| Show ANOTHER LAWYERS PETITION tiie tile following purports to bea be a memorial or petition from thirty seve ii of the lawyers of this city 1 about b half the whole whale number iu navor favor i of the reappointment appointment re of rames tames JB 33 mckean as chief justice liz SALT halt lake lare may xay 1871 L to U S grant president of the united states we the undersigned undersigner under signed members member of the salt laue lake city cilvy bar and citizens ot the territory of utah respectfully fully request the reappoint appoint re merit ment or of james janaes B mckean as a chief chier justice ot of the territory pf af utah our reasons for this fes request biest lire rire are judge Mcl mci mckean Cean during his term of office has bas discharged arged t the e trust with such fidelity boldness and impartiality as t to 0 inspire a VI M the confidence of all citizens T who desire deare to see fee the supremacy of law and its fal faithful execution in chah and 2nd A failure to reappoint appoint re judge mckean would cause great rejoicing among those who oppose a faithful execution of the laws and be regarded by them as an important pr tant victory in their favor while on the other hand it would discourage the friends of law and order ard 3rd rd the friends of an efficient alma n execution u tto n 0 of it th the e owson laws I 1 in utah arm amm almost 0 lt if not liot quite u unanimous Mn favor of judge mckeand Mc Me reans Keans appointment for another te term j rober robert robet t N W nakin atty at law jno it mcbride attorney frank tilford atty at law wm win haydon Haydo nAtty natly atey adlaw f ac C K gilchrist atty at law J C hemingray atty a law tho thos marshal Mir shai atty at law cha Chas 11 hempstead auy at naw law W C hall atty alty atty alty at law albert hagan atty at law W kirkpatrick alty atty at law IM M V ashbrook atty att y at lw layr L alv I 1 I 1 I 1 W H clipperton atcy atly at adlaw uw 11 S 1 te dewolfe atty atly at law naw J G suther landy landt atty at law wv w w ge G ot e attyah atty at law lair W IL keithley kett Ket bley thley ahyat at law rerat T spra grue atty attye amlaw 1 10 F strickland att gir at law naw 11 M A carter atty at law C C clements land Laud land atty wm win atty at law lales fsr R it Roner rober tsoo atty at law taw IN J B D lom lon borough atty at law lair jho jko jno mccutchan mccoach n atey atty at law mw wm wro P appleby bys byj auy A any atly at law lair abl M bernu in atty at lau law tjan ijan ija N kimball attract atts aits atty at law 4 IN H hudson atty at law I 1 ID D P W whedon atty at law willett Pott ingert atty at lam laim 46 soi sol P mccurdy atty atts at law D dw W perey perly atty at law WW woods woodi atty attly at law L C kilhan kliban counselor of N X Y ft odennis 1 dennis donnis J atly at law ctr i edmund P joonson atty atah at EW T the ile lie thle thie three re reasons a son s assigned in this petition of the thirty seven for the re appointment of chief 3 ustice ustia malcre maicke u are palpably falk faik faise false jn 11 po point int of offart fact as every intelligent person in this community too top I 1 well knows and ewery every candid parson wili win readily admit 1 judge mckoan mckean has not discharged his bis duties with fidelity b oldness boldness and impartiality gge ate he may have exhibited sufficient boldness bad and unjust judgeware judge judges sare are ge generali generally derall y bold enough it is not lj oldness boldness that auch such jud judge lack so much as the nati native vemo modesty ong ogg eaty of jn tin integrity teg rity justice uprightness rudge fudge e alc keau kean Is not very richi richly ih 14 this lat latter iatter e r ie respect instead of maui mauf manifesting resting fidelity to law w and justlee justice and im partiality impartiality I 1 in their administration he f bested s iad qualities exactly the tho reverse X amore more prejudiced and more p partial artia judge probably probably does doea not nat it U upon iw the 1 a bench bouch in the whole united fad State sand gand abd that la is saying a great deal deai when the character of orsome some of the judiciary in this country la is considered si dered when lie he first came camo Tenn Terin tory he could see nothing here but theocracy Tt athis hIs distorted vision and imagination that was the thi a i 1 ii sum liri iiri of 4 all aj villainies villa inies the greatest of all nil au bilmes tiie tile chief of all sins the substance of all transgression thi tins s monomania haa not left hi imano mand he only waits for pio plo plenary hary bary powers and a glistening army array of biris bristling bayonets athis mackto baek back to comi continence nence a crusade of unparalleled judicial enormity against nine niue te tenths achs 0 04 o the corli corti community solely on account of or their religion which constitutional law denlea denies him the to 6 touch the repeated which he has re received delved at the hands 16 of the supreme court i of ef the united states h in sufficient refutation of this rotten p piea plea of fidelity ti to the ilae law no J judge who has lids eyer ever to utah has inspired the comm community t I 1 i with less confidence in the supremacy of thi ule uie 67 law av faithful under so t long iong w as 11 ll he e xi thans i on ther thee bench and so far as ris his influence extends the citizens ii s ly 1 y satisfied law will not be faithfully administered 1 2 the there appointment reappointment of judge jud go mckean would raun raum great ing to the utah atall nin rin I 1 of demagogues demai who care ho nothing eting at all about law or order buu but no not t be regarded in any other light than as awil faland and deliberate I ignoring norin 9 of the tho decided voice and wishes of nine tenths of the community and ther therefore etore one of the greatest pieces of injustice and which could be manifested towards them aj 3 the friends of an efficient im ima i a partial just and reasonably mercil ful administration of all ali constitutional laws jaws in ia and perti pertaining to utah are not only almost bul but erf entirely and abiol absolutely in favor lor lot the early retirement 06 06 chief chier jus tice McKean to private life in irl private lire life ho he might be 1 luent nent ment bul but on the tile bench heis hels he be is adis udis grace alike to the ermine ermino and to the ad ministration administration and a nuisance to the territory but liast the people be appealed to and the judge would soon learn to what placed and condition he would be promptly relegated k abed and says tha the declaration of independence governments among amon men derive their i powers from the consent of tho the governed if we were to hazard a gues guess sias spas as to the reasons which impelled many of the thirty seven to sigh this petition we should abound bay eny they were that these gentlemen have cases in lri his honors court that they fear t that hat mckean is such with president grunt grant that the latter at iatter latten teri terl with his hla proverbial ness will reappoint appoint re the former y and that in such case they are afraid of the chief justices justice Justi cei having havill a realizing sense of the vindictive Z i ness ess of which he is capable and therefore they really think that it would ouid go ill with them and their c clients lents fonts wh when enthey they might appear before his honor after his apprehended reappointment appointment re in n e gur ur opinion this is the kern kernel ei in the nut borall excepting the rabid ring members embers th who are well enough satisfied with McKea McKe anasa nash friend to their conspiratorial intrigues and revolutionary measures the czar took his farewell of queen victoria yesterday regaina REGAINS ains aing the wll wil when n they reached En england gland giand were wore far beyond ordinary as the na native tive A african doctors doets r in preserving 1 them then r i by salting ng and sundry sun dry ing had destroyed all likeness of face and form and find the legs had be been a 6 droisen ro U L a iad fad back in or kly kiy ily af pf to pack ibe the whole inas flos small a compass com pasia as possible sir sie william fergusen and other tho the remains with a va ew to and an interesting te report of the examination was made ta t 06 london cowpe 66 ope fact was awa 9 especially relied upon to s settie settle lott 16 the question about years ago the doctor while journeying from fila cape capo missions to the U west weso est eso pst coast aasc of africa wah was was at tacked by nion a lion ilon and his left arm was Ibro broken kii ull ay y a blaw from the paw i of 0 ta the 0 bel bet beasts 0 this particular i feature of th the q c case ase i lir air ir I Villiam says sass I 1 having myself be been en consulted regarding ilg fig the tato tate of the thi limb when livingstone Livings tone fone was last in lall london I 1 was wag com coa convinced vinced that the remains br bf the grent great traveler lay before us tig ilg thousands br heads head with a like lare irke circumference might have beeh been under simar siman scrutiny the skeletons tons ead eau of hundreds huid hurd reds of thousands a might have bave reen been ia so go the mafus in baca might have havo beeri perfect r 0 ec 1 if one duo or both had beebi beeri broken ro d durn ur ju ilfe iloe it would uld have united T a si suc c h a manner chati could easily have detected the lly liy ily the b condition of d in fir this locality is e exceed angly rare I 1 sa thi ad fram nj my rny personal professional abnar experience enco ence and that such a 6 specimen ir should it haye a tye iye turned Lon london doll doil flo fio from nithe the cen center ai tf africa except inga tile tiie body or of dellvin DiL dr livingstone lvin 9 stone where it was known competent by auti authorities to lave bave existed isi isa beyond human hulman credibility I 1 I 1 the fhe he courts couris af pf oyer oyen aa and terminer new oi may ia scene sone of unusual and melodramatic dran 1 atle atie interest occurred A yb ung madg maka mafi mati 1 I qt iq character was arraigned tierra before judge 9 0 Bra brn bladyon brady dyon on a charge of uttering 1 og ten tea forged bond his nhi If innocence inocence was triumphantly proved and the the ur ury promptly prompt ly acquitted him A at th this desirable and happy consummation his wife and she fainted indis ar aus ans |
