Show WORK FOR FOB tee THE GRAND JURY juey IN hla his chargo to the grand jury judge hunter hunters referring to the mormon church and plurality of wives stated that grno no power on earth at least so far as the united states is concerned conc arned arnod can prevent the sect from teaching tho doctrine this wasso mig mag BO far correct but he added and grand no one has ever thought to prevent it save as might bo be done by argument enlightenment and percussion per s 1 his honor must have been very oblivious to tho the course taken by certain unscrupulous Scrupulous persons in this city elty when making these remarks they have not only thought of preventing such teaching but bat have advocated prevention by force civil and military it 16 may be argued that the judge need not take judicial cognizance of such persons or their sentiments and endeavors ende avora but he has taken particular notice of them 1117 lilt another matter he has directed attention to the statement that the officers ol of the law city aided in the act of killing hilling the murderer who waa was lynched no ono bat but the same parties that have advocated suppression of the soot alluded to have uttered the dastardly chargo charge against the officers and if judicial notice could betaken betoken be taken of one thing i from that source it l could bs be taken of another from the same source wo we agree with his honor that no power on earth can prevent the teaching of those principles that tho the mormons cormons Mor mons deem deem dee m to pe be divine ibus bue ho I 1 as wa was clearly mis mib taken in the statement one ever thought to prevent it axce except P t by argument enlightenment and per eu su aslon against tsuch such agencies we havo hava nothing to complain it Is only when those proper methods of opposing what to Is thought to be error abandoned aro and pains penalties coercion and violence are aavo advocated ca ted that wo we feel it our right and duty to protest judge hunter tells tho the grand jury in regard to this inquiry that it Is their duty if the officers are guilty to bring them to justice and baya bays bif if they are innocent by all means say BO eso Is not this stretching the powers of the grand jury a little are they required to pabs pan upon the innocence of an accused person if they do not find the salt hat lake officers innocent Is it to be presumed that they are guilty I 1 it the grand jury say bay nothing about the matter officially are the public to assume that they have not looked into it and to go a little further farther are the rash and spiteful charges of noted li bollers and sensa tion mongers bongers to be taken as buffi ment clent ground for a judicial charge and an official investigation we hope the grand jury will fook look into this matter bince since it hag haa como coma up jn in this shape and that they will pursue the course coarse author by law which Is ia to inquire into the corrupt misconduct in office of public officers ot of every enery description within the district 11 but it ik appears to us ug at that they can simply indict hobe hose against whom there la is evidence lively to lead to conviction but that it is not within their pro vinco vince to find anybody innocent and while they are jn in the perform ance of this duty they need P najt it connine confine themselves to the investigation of rumors against a few policemen but as aa the law directs extend the inquiry to 99 public officers of every description deschi alion mma the district let lot the scrutiny be thor ought hand haud and aud let it also be impartial and cover all the tho ground |