| Show THE END OF IRELAND nomination of frank H dyer for the of utah means the end of Ir elands official career which coupled with the removal of rowers powers bod following the decapitation of mur tay ray is a matter for public congratulations the official chip that is now going I 1 out with the tide will shortly be lost in the sea of oblivion there never was much ef cf him anyhow he was but a tool in the hands bands of others he could put his name to complaints against men aden whom he never knew and an d of whose acts he was in perfect ignorance aud set his gang of ruffians at ark dvork to invade the rights of domicile and terrorize women bome n and children V bat has himself exhibited no particular torce force of character nor done any thing to entitle him to the warm respect of any class in the community commini ty those who held the lash over him could whip him blak into line at will those who worked waked under we hla direction could do a about b 0 u t as they pleased in their raids u upon P 0 n p peaceable ea ceable citizens Hs his off official iclal career is noted only for the excesses which have been committed in the arrests of witnesses and persons accused of infraction of the edmunds law and the lack of energy in regard gard to real and dangerous criminals criminal the inauguration of the sneak system the spotter and paul pry method of nosing tor for information against peaceable people and the fore forcible ible entry plan of intrusion into bedchamber belchambers bed 8 are chargeable to his administration as marshal it is marked too b by the employment of smirched smirch hed ed an and tainted and lecherous creatures offensive to the very nostrils of any decent person to search houses pry into ladies question re spectacle spec table citizens about their private affairs and serve papers upon those to whom the presence of such debased persons was an intended insult the death of more than thau one sensitive and startled individual is directly traceable to the violent measures adopted and carried out under his regime the employment of troops into whose control he yielded a prisoner accused of a simple misdemeanor and all the proceedings connected with the transaction exhibited such truculent cowardice and lack of manhood and cons consistency consistent isten CY as to earn for him the contempt of all acquainted with the shameful business ou siness A man with some force of character gains respect even if he sometimes goes to extremes and makes mista mistakes kg but one who has no mind of hi iown to stand up against against injustice or to take a de nned fine position boldly on any side and assume the responsibility and mee meet t the consequences fails to secure esteem in any agy direction and sinks to the level of the imbecile and the impotent the coming marshal has haa the reputation of a man of force and fairness we are not acquainted with him so cannot speak peak confidently of his qualities those who know him say he is fitted for the post and think that while ne he will be jirm firm and energetic in the discharge of duty he will not descend to the paltriness and infamies amies that have previously disgraced the office he is a mining man from mississippi who has succeeded in his business and is a contractor for the hauling of ore to park city he has a good character for energy and business ability and it is generally ene rally believed that the change diw will be very beneficial too much ought I 1 not to be expected of any man appointed to this office its duties are in many respects disagreeable gree able papers placed in the hands of the marshal must be served arrests have to be made when warrants are issued but all this can be done in a decent way and the execution of the law does not necessarily imply brutality or it will depend a great deal upon the kind of deputies employed how much marshal dyers official career will gain public respect the people have tile the right to ask that they shall not be exposed to the insolence and degradation of contact with known violators of the laws of decency and of the territory they should not be made subject to unreasonable searches and seiz user in voi vol lation unconstitutional guar guarantees guaranties guaran unties ties the law should not de be enforced lawlessly aud and it is within the power of ol 01 the marshal to see that unpleasant if necessary duties shall be performed with due regard to the rights of citizens and without disgrace to those engaged in the work A smile of satisfaction is seen we look when the changes that tha t have been inaugurated are mentioned and it is hoped they augur a still f further ur improvement iastan affairs which while effecting no departure from the policy marked out by the president will yet relieve tile the administration of partial laws of at least some of the extraneous and shameful features which have hava been added by the spiteful and unjustifiable conduct of small men clad in a little brief authority we are grateful to the lord u and nd the president for what has been accomplished and in the language of a well known sacred song we thank him for those mercies past and humbly hope for more |
