| Show E EDT DT 0 R I 1 A L S THE 0 CENTENARY f i ONE indred hundred lit years today today to day das august oth the county of ike ice kerny kerry rry frein ireland was born a remarkable per I 1 a aage age namely daniel odonnell Op onnell erwardi rwal da famous as lawyer i gra and political agitator i a staunch catholic family ho be avis us sent when about sixteen years of aty age ageton too 1 at the jesuits c efge IL at st omer france ho lie n 0 o gorne time tinie at the english r C 11 ago age A his stach france sa s1 41 i sudi t qs as her left at the com 1 of the reign of terror J I 1 when vaen eighteen years of awe age age 0 he com ni merced v edd the of lawi law at lin cans chinas inn tun london was called to tie tle lie bar fur four years yeats later and soon distinguished himself in his pro reb fes feb fee slon pion usi but brilliant as his career as a I 1 lawyer I 1 promised to be he was not destined to gain fame and fortune profession he was a vrue fue irishman an ardent hater of english iule lule and a natural elan clau utan uran and political agitator and the 0 condition of ireland freland in those those days favored the development of his pe peculiar callar eallar qualities and talents and helped to make him the leader of the alie antl anti t english anglish party in ireland in january 1800 he made his debut on the political arena at a nie nic meeting etino eting called to petition against tho the legislative union of great britain almand and ireland and soon after he bec bea became ame the acknowledged leader of the political reform party in erin oconnell Connell 0 was wag a most zealous atil catholic olic acdan and a question then and for years after strongly agitated by irishmen was catholic emancipation ahe the placing of the irish catholics upon an equality politically with the tho E english protestants the agitation on this subject continued for between twenty and thirty years oconnell odonnell OO onnell during the whole of that time being the head and front orthe of the movement finally it became so formidable that in feb 1829 it alarmed the govern abbt m ent which yielded to popular clamor and the theart jast last of the obnoxious dis disabilities abill tio to which the cath jelics bilea under british rule bad had been gu subjected bae cad was removed and cathi alic emancipation v as accomplished in OCon neIl nell was returned a member of parliament by the county of clare but refusing to take the test oaths prescribed by the government in order to exclude catholics from the house of commons be did not gain his seat until may 1829 the following year he declined to represent clare and was wag returned by his native county kerry and subsequently he represented dublin kilkenny a and nd cor cur cork k and was finally elected lord biord mayor t i the ahi adi agitation tation which had c convulsed on ireland on the tho subject of catholic emancipation haing having subsided on off tile the passage of the act securing that measure of justice to til the e ibish people oconnell OCon neIl nell proclaimed among his followers the dogma that full j justice ustice to ireland could never be obtained without a depeal repeal ot of the let net lct iet of political union between bof lebn england and ireland and fiath fifth forthwith with agitation on this subject was tinder under hia hla leadership land gather gatherings ings of the people were held in various loi iol lo 1 vali maii ties most famous in irish history at which oconnell OCon neIl nell appeared delivering vering violent and exciting ha ba an angues u sometimes 11 numbering U mag e r in as many as half a million people llis his connection with this movement gained alnea him the title of liberator 11 7 A meeting of the repeaters repe alers was called in october 1813 to be held hold at clon ta tarn rf nea near dublin the preparations for which were oi of such a character as to excite the apprehensions of tho the authorities and a proclamation was issued forbidding the assembly in inconsequence consequence of this oconnell OCon neIl nell countermanded the order for the aeeti meeting ng for though an agitator of the in most ost decided type he was op posed to foree force a favorite saying of liis ills bein that he would accept of no social amelioration at the cost of a single drop of blood A few days after oconnell OCon neIl nell blid and several of his followers were arrested on a charge of conspiracy 3 sedition etc andi and andt hey they were tried and j convicted oconnell OCon neIl nell being 1 i y lanced to twelve months imprison ment and fined two thousand pounds the sentence was set aside on appeal but the tile tion called the repeal association d did d not flourish after although meetings continued to be held occasionally casio nally dissension however broke out among the followers of oconnell many of whom were dissatisfied with his peace poli policy byj they being in favor of insurrection r reet lon ion and violence this and the discovery that although preaching against the oppressions oppress ions and exactions practised practiced upon the tho poo poor of irel irei ireland and ald by t the h e wealthy be was a middleman a most hated class among the irish people leasing land from landlords and letting it to peasantry upon whom ito ite he practised practiced oppressions oppress ions similar to those against which lie he declaimed in others helped to break down his influence and the rage and mortification fi attending the exposure still further enfeebled his ills health already broken down by long lono a and arduous public services and he started on a pilgrimage to rome home but died before reaching there at genoa may 15 1 1847 1947 pew few men in modern times have had such force to tb sway multitudes by the power of oratory as that possessed by oconnell and dud few political agitators have had greater influence over their countrymen than he ai and nd though a zealous catholic and an irishman to the tho core gore in his hii antipathy to british domination he was an indefatigable laborer in the cause of civil and ami re religious liberty for eilf aa and for t this his cause centennial celebrations are being held in honor of the liberator today to day in various places in tae the united states state canada andin and in great britain and ireland MORE RAVINGS tim THE editor of the gold hill hillou loews 5 s speaking p of utah aff affairs lairs asserts I 1 that it bisno is no advocate of lynch law but believes there are cases when such proceedings are just justifiable and says ilein hein a certain contingency we would be the first to go out and hang ourselves it might be a good thing fo roi foi the community editor editon were togo to go right out and fulfill fulfil that determination without walting waiting dorany for any other contingency he might thus leave leava his country for his count country rys good goad the virginia enterprise as usual is blindly prejudiced and intensely bitter in inthe the expression of its prejudices it talks foolishly of mor mot mpr i mon veng weng vengeance bance avarice and lust ius j P of avenging pen and I gaven aven avenging pug ong wrath of public opinion against which cit it fit will be vain for mormon press prophet and priest to interpose their puny withered and withering arms it aiso also makes the silly assertion that fon for thirty years and more moore mormon combination intrigue trap and purse have ainz amazed the world in baffling the government of the united states fro from in ferrett ipg out its criminals and in thwarting congressional legislation against the crimes of tho the mormon church 11 the Enter enterprise brise further says clif if wo we were to offer a single word of advice to the mormon papers it would be silence very good ad 41 vice which we individually take 0 as seems 6 good to us speaking wb when w we e choose and holding our tongue when we have nothing to say ray but here is quite a gem of its kind from our virginia contemporary which is as unique as the 0 one e we have presented above from its neighbor the gold hill mews news ws if we were to offer onner advice to the I 1 mormon priesthood it would be to send their messengers to that portion of the jury composed of mor mons and tell them tu find john dlee dlce guilty of the crimes of which peradventure he is guilty wonderful advice indeed tile the next time the enten Enter enterprise advises anybody we would advise it to mix up a little good gense sense with I 1 its advice and then the advice will not be utterly ridiculous here is a newspaper of ability recommending the mormon priesthood to interfere to interfere unwarrantably with the tho due course of law and justice to do an illegal thing to tamper with a jury under oath oath to bring in a verdict according to e evidence I 1 d ence enee and law to tell that j jury ur y to find a certain prisoner ai guilty 1 of tho the crimes of which lie ho is guilty was ever such cracked brain advice given before peradventure implies doubt u uncertainty n and means perhaps perchance may be II 11 may be the custom in nevada and it may be a favorite and frequent custom with the enterprise to interview juries and d exhort them thorn to io find persons guilty of erime crime of which they merely may be guilty but hut it wont do in utah wall and tile tiie If hormon mormon priesthood wo coarl confidently believe have better sense and a more perfect regard forlaw for law and justice than fo to indulge in any such folly pr or commit any such crime the fenton penton mich gazette ev evidently 1 imagines that a mormon lias has no right to live judging by the i follow following wo 0 today to day is reported as the anniversary of the advent of or the thip mormons cormons into salt lake and aua is a holiday among the saints throughout the territory it is just 28 yeara years longer than they should ba have bave 0 beeh been allowed to remain 1 TAKE oare CARE OF or THE CHILDREN row cow is the time to take care of tile tiie the children the present has been comparatively V healthy but this has been the h ottest week of the season and the excessive height of temperature is exceedingly enervating it tells upon the little children add ard its debilitating effects can be seen in thein their frequent languidness peevishness and fretfulness ful ness and felb felt in the inel inelastic artic aftic I 1 moist flabby habby clammy condition of the flesh on their little limbs and bodies revealing great relaxation of the system and consequently a pre pro disposition to attacks of dise disease ase asp or at bust bist a greatly reduced reduce di power hower of reA resistance stance to the same Pare parents tits rits and others who have the care of children particularly the lesser ones should be especially careful that they be protected from rona roua exposure to the extreme beat heat of the day that they be not need needlessly lesly ir rotated rita ted but bu rather tather calmed soothed comforted and kept as cheerful a poss possible ble bie that they be lightly and properly clad that as the heat head hea de decreases and the mornings and evenings ga get cooler they be kept out of drafts of air and otherwise prevented from taking cold coid if possible whereby a harej nna and ana sudden and dan dangerous gerotis cheek check is given to the opened pores aJ and relaxed system that extra cle ele cleat cleab clean elean lf ness be particularly observed with them and that their thele food be he plain and simple fresh and good with little if jr any meat and no unripe er or decaying fruit decaying V vegetables or decaying food of any kind in short keep the little things clean cool and comfortable e with these precaution precautions and nd others of a cognate nature which eli are likely to suggest themselves j the mortality among the smalle smaller children those which are peculiarly liable to sickness at this season may be kept down to a comparatively low ligure figure THE LEE aee TRIAL i Y f i yi ni 4 0 ON saturday afternoon aug 7 aj 1 according 1 to our dispatches from ba braver the jury in the trial triai of johnb john di lee nee Leefor for murder at mountain Mount aln ain mea dow in 1857 told the court they could not agree on a verdict I 1 and judge boreman boleman discharged them thus ending the present trial of or lee the jury are reported to have sto stood od nine for acquittal and three for conviction precisely a as the jury stood in the late brooklyn scandal case cabe the leo jury were also reported to be composed of eight mormons cormons Mor mons and four gentiles the prosecution appear to have taken pains to lebe lefe it be known some time beffie the trial etl eil ended ded that they had no expectation i or hope of securing a verdict of guilry guilty and one of the counsel for the prosecution is reported to have had bad the very bad taste to say as much to the jur jury 7 and to charge the gli hii failure ure to the rk r h gion ligion of a portion of the juror as if it was impossible for them to ito dis disa disagree C at upon the value of the evidence wo we may say this was inexcusable ins insolence olence 1 besides bealda besl des dea e being unwarranted by the facts as ie ported reported if there were nine of the jury for acquittal then there must have been at least one gen GeD gentile tile tiie juror for acquittal there may have been more for aught we know all four of the Gent gentile lle ilu jurors were in favor of acquittal where then ii 14 tile the propriety or tho the fairness of chang ing upon the ai mormon Hormon jurors the sole responsibility of the failure to convict and of of virtually charging it sven even previous to the time when the jury had retired to ta call consider sider the evidence besides Beside si are the sole sofe judges of the value of or the evidence and what otal right has any ay of the counsel or or any other r mail man to ta tell that i jf if thes they fail tu to bring in a verdict 0 of f a atal certain kind it will be because of the particular religion of sa same me of lilo ilio ih ej juror uror 61 fc The taj jurors brors were accept e edby the court i as competent e competent i to t try 11 he cae cao an and d they chey w were re sworn t to 0 try ry it on ra it merit accordi according ng to jaw law and a evla evia evidence ence for fud fur counsel to til ill tell teli jurors to their face that he thinks they will not return a just verdict is insolence of tile the most ba barefaced efa era edard and audacious kind the ilia pre present ent trial of lee i la elded en ded the dehen deren defendant dant daut W wima wims tl s iol igl lot re 1 41 quitted dp the judic judie indictment till mit wit remains nud nod in d be hd is toa to a new trial on oa the same samu charge whenever r counsel and court may de determine germin aa upon instituting sti hui the tho samo same i the offence offense with which lee st ands stands charged cli ell arged was committed 13 early nearly eighteen years gio PLO ago go the tile ferri territory tory lory at that time was in a bbate of civil war the federal government ern erd ment upon the strength streng of ylie vile misrepresentation having sent hitherward a large army supporting in g a i ew 8 set et of federal officials to subdue the people veople of the territory aa as a foreign 11 people are subdued and about the time of the commission I 1 ot of the offence martial law was actually during the subsequent winter the people had enough to do to take care of themselves and prepare to defend them i elves elvea aud and their families amk awl pio pro i pert perty y from hostile aggression in lri the spring of the following year commissioners treated i with the governor and people of the territory cerui Cerri tory explained and softened matters and entered into an agreement rient for the peaceable entry of the federal officers and arid army which accordingly and in a brief time took place after the installation of the n new W officers the ex governor 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