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Show THE PROVO TIMES. C:::ir.lr-- SAstStBcata, J:jh T. Kvllton mid Ilcivsa, l'niprl lor. : mn goutaoifs u:m of that f.ut than the members, of the Legidatur? of We take the following article Utah. In fact, his Excellency fact lefore from tho J)atrtt J'ciinng .Yt irs of keips thrusting that wonderful with their eyes por-- 1 lrn-- t of an nuorr.e-for the in Mich manner as sl-- dl bo iro-jih- e is T( But that an 1 rriiory. vided bv the Governor and Legis-bcon-i-- u n- -y ? Tl.e of businw la live pror la I re' with that provision if the Organic m?y s la u Inch the portrn-meLting to Ixgi-laand Goveruer the Act, f the U r.iicvl States is concerned. fure in former years provided a The anal.urous case of the marshal, and way by election, for the choos- the separation of the business of the ing of tho-- e officers. They nrre courts to pocmm nt and Ttrrilor-ia- l . sif in to give some countenempowered, by the Organic Ac, to this ance idea. At all events it has to do it cither by appointment or sufficient bais for its supjxrt to estabelection. They chose i leetioiu lish tlie eonelu-i-'- n that there Is no Now w hat does the Organic Act conSlet beta een tlie organic and further say? The saute section the territorial Ians. The organic act Is . say- ssum jcbleof a eonstnietion that will The Governor 'hall is, mi nste, and, avoid such owiflkt. And that is supported by long usage in m at by arid w'uh the dks? end TTv-kk- ra m'co-vsaril- As-einb- ly. y accc-rdaiH-- e nt mi t tee on Judiciary, to whom was referred Council hill for An Act amending an Act to Marshals and Attorneys, report., ed the same back without d recommended its pav amend-mentsan- Tharsday: tenee. T another part of the .Veto toThe Governor complains that sage. Mr. R. R. Rmith, Ciiairman of " MONDAY, J'J'Tl. 9, D7t. day will tie found a Memorial of Uongre-- s has made certain arts the Legislative AS'cmHy, the criminal, and that the Legislathe Committee an Claims and Ap. ehs tod representatives of the peo- ture of Utah lias not done the THE EEITIsH PARL1AMEM. propriations.to whom was referred the ietition of Win. Willis, pray, ple of tho Territory, to Congress same. If Congre-- s has done it, .The English Parliament has assembled, praying that ldy be- why need the Territory do- - it? rg that $200 be appropriated to ' him for services as Superintend, anil a new fore f.po( ially legislating for Utah, e not the acts of Congress suffleonof Common Rchools, rejiorted the-- " 'flection ordered, It was the to apimint a committee to inves- icient? Do they need confirmaof same Kick and recommended that of the TerriQueen tho Parliament tion tigate by the Territorial eighth aeinMed tlie amount be placed on the and and Victoria's rtign, tory, cicdully the, charges , 1 Cooik-LIU December and the this all Territories. W. nder these l'Hh of disloyalty, insubordination, etc., II is Excellency says that crimes on the ther apj.Cm general appropriation bill for that day of $ it is the duty of tt.esurt purpose. would not have attained tho mado nganst (ho people thereof, have been committed in Utah, oiiv n K.ji Lvo ai 4:hf-ri--r It IvejKirt adopted. " to adopts audio declare the Territor-L- 1 Mr. Itow berry presented a bill eomlitnliotnl limit of years, by certain parties Mho are urging and the criminals go unpunished. ff.r. act valid. What did the Governor and for An Act concerning mortgagee, for which It Miw looted, until Congress to lia-t- y to do legislation of What lias the Tbcre-an ftp peal cae Hitvding or; dfd?-Q- e' .ff - with that? a Lt.gLL.iuto 1875, hut i Eire IMG only, ono that character. the judipremise?; WhysWt in the Supremo Court of tho Unit- and'personal property, referred, w as The legislation thus demanded cial and executive officers ad- An Act of the Parliament lui3 existed for more sixty copies ordered printed. 2Iarch 3, Is",?, providing ed States, involving the quotipn On motion of Mr, Itowberry, Qian six years. Tlie longest Parlia- for Utah Is of such an extraordi- minister the laws which the fur the election of a Terri tori d of jurisdiction. of the Probate the Committee on Elections was ment recorded In English history nary kind, so malignant in spirit, Legislature has enacted? Churls of this Territory. But &im-il.- tr instructed to was cleefrd in IOC I, vhLli LxLtetl bo proscriptive in charaeter,so des by The Governor s.iys the Legisla- Jlarsfel and Attorney-Generascertain what ofli- arguments may be used on cere, if any, have to be elected neary seventeen years, and the tractive of the privileges, liber- ture has violated the Organic Act the joint vote of loth Houses of by that i lectc U In 1$;;0, m hich ties, and rights of American cit- If so, Congress has had abundant the As:y nd i vff ' We that question ns on those relating joint vote of tho Legislative "As"" La the marshal and the' attorney, at tli Wsesdon, and to re- only lasted five months. and izens, and so thoroughly at vari- opportunity to note the sume,and may take these two as rc prv-r-- nf a-and the Enge Ibrecht case settled scmhly d ys. . The Ilnuse .of ation Midi every understood tncnty-sJ- v the Hofise at an prin w hy object to an Investigation of five officers, io make our present the ' portLWmmoto jary iuatter. Commons how consists of Go8 eiple of American government, such alleged argument more l.rieC From that early day. member., of whom 40; are from that any one who is in favor of The Governor, in effect, gives time to this those officers have Therefore the assertion of the 3Ir. Pace, Ciiairman of the Comcbos-ein that Governor that Juries cannot Ik? mittee on Counties, to whom Was England and Wales, CO from hurrying it through Congress tho legislators a Lla k character. continued to o from Ireland. betrays thereby tho fact that he Wlut has he to do with that? way. For twenty-tw.tx'otl.md, and years the legally impanelled nor cases legal- referred the Council bill for An e The number of electors or voters is aware of the repulsive nature The people have chosen them fur choice of tho-- officers has been ly tried in this Terri lory, because Act to attachJJinte County to the on the rogl-te- r In June, 1S72, was of such legislation, and every their representatives. If any one thus electiv'e. Congre-- s hag been of the inqerfect state of the laws, Second Judicial District,1 reportw Iix candid, man-wi- ll gee of them have broken bhelaw; they cognizant" cr tids law, has never irheerpre fenced ithoutdhe ed the same Iiack and recommendslightest foundation in fact In ed its passage. " : England and Wales, 2.V,7ol In at once the necessity, and le de- aro ausweraUe to tlie law. The annulled it, but by Scotland, and 22.y707 In Ireland, cidedly in favor of a full, free and Legislature has heard rumors has virtually approved it Silence UT prisoners w ere tried and conCouncil bill for An Act hi re.since IS72 all elections for mem Impartial ventilation of affairs concerning his Excellencys ante- gives consent. This law and this victed, in the srt'ond judicial dis- lation to Marehalsand ls'rs of rurliament must bo by here, and of the alleged reasons cedents, hut what has the Legisla- method of chocking these officers trict, and sent to the penitentiary, was taken up and read.Attorneys, Udlot. When the late Purl lament Why such legislation is consider ture to do j with thue has therefore the sanction, not and in the filrst district several On motion of Mr. W. G. Smith, - met the liberals had a majority ed What is there to Mu- -t it talk about tiiem ostenta- only of prescription, but ef local men have been indie ted, whose the Committee on Counties was necessary. of 112, but the jtosilion of the two be objected to in this? Is a per- tiously ami d Lwr, and juries cases are now pending. It is only instructed to consider the proin a mes- and Cor.gre-sir.- n has since great English parties fect understanding of the situa sage to him? Pshaw ! lave impanelled and cases in the third district, and under priety of establishing, or more modified elections leen by new tion a disadvantage to legislator?, Ills Excelle-ncsays the elec- tried through tha-- e officers so Chief Justice McKean, that the clearly defining, the boundary and by grave dicm.iuns among and Is ignorance, or at most one- tion law of tin? Territory is not choen. Tins accords with the court finds insuperable difficulties line between Weber and the IJheriK'In Great Britain sided testimony, an advantage? perfectly In accord with the U. S. opinion of the Supreme Court of, in the impanellment of juries and Counties, at or near DevilsMorgan Gate, in the trial of criminal cases, in the question at issue in the coin, If the people here are open to the law,' If so, does Ids Excellency tlie United States! in Weber caflon. In IS 70 a Federal Judge ousted tho very district and with the Council bill for An Act to ating elections will be tho general Fcrious charges preferred against think tho Tcrrituri.d law superior very judge w here absolutely il- tach the policy of the Liberal administra- them, and Congressional legisla- to the IT. R. law? Or rather i the Territorial Mar-ha-L Hut County of Flute to the tion, tlie advisability of .till tion is really necessary in conse- not the conflicting portion of the t he cel ehrated En gtlbrei h t case the legal juries, chosen by Federal Second Judicial District was further extending tho right of quence, what possible -- former made void by tlie Utter, Supreme Court ..of the. Utlted officers, were in vogue fora year passed. and a half, and disempautlled onMiffrage, as well ns the expedi- objection caa" there lx? to a fair and therefore what need of harp- States, In DTI, o nar. i mou-l- v d Adjourned till 2 p.m, on Monof income tax ct ency alK.lishing the the Court at tiult, ly on the reversory decision of day. and thorough investigation, that ing upon the subject? and rellexing the burtlen of lrxal all the light obtainable may Ik? The Governor says there lu and the Territorial 2Iar-hthe the Supreme Court of the United States. taxation. The course pursued by had upon tho subject before legis- not leen a jury impanelled in proer officer to execute processes Thus the statements of the 21 r. the English lation attempted. This, surely, Ulali formore than three years, in Territorial cases, and to imgov- SALT! SALT! SALT! Gladstone, Premier, in regard to Irish Uni- imit be infinitely better than whose verdict would be valid, panel juries in such s. Y'et ernor as to 2the illegality of cerversities will ns Ik? disitt .s(.(l bgM ding hastily, blindly, with nor can there bounder thepresent the Governor says It cant L?T tain local officers and the ImpmC- of Inpanelling juries and at the busting-- In Ireland the partial information, Gnd, conse- law? Does the Governor w ish to done, and the Marshal is ffirgdly j POUNDS law s the crambleto K?cple are more cuneerm d with quently, with almost absolute administering ami therefure no judicial functioas? Does chosen, juries the COARSE AND FINE SALT t heir ow n affairs, and w ill largely gTound. certainty, in a blundering and lie set himself above the sup- con Ik? empaneled. Tlie Engel- I.VAXV mi ate on QUANTITY. Ignore in.perial interests, They entirely Inadequate and brecht decision says expressly d reme Court of the United Mates? ASSF.IICLT. IXCI5LITITE Mill Judging from recent dec -- 0 Nor do e think the other Who is the very man that manner, ' tions, support or oppoo candiof sound, u: Ttiat the mpiitwl TWIIXTV-TIIIR- D Yesterday, Governor Woods caused the imponellment DAY. JILL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN. dates according to the views they took occasion, in of the Territorial mar-l&- I n and a for Juries the year illegal vetoing on 'Home rule, denom- prof-'scorxni. juries mvaf.tLf M bw aoSs memorial, to make a ,long string a half or so? "Who but the summoning JOHN' W. SNELL, Mi unlay,'Feb. 7, 1S7L he lKVJae bv ekcled In it im d education, the Luulquo- - of U, R. Chief Justice for the charges against the Legisla- pre-ei- it not nd Council convened as per ad appointed by the GoverIdaho' Store, lion, and amnesty to all political ture and the people, in his Territory? It Was nut the pro- nor. J le artoi as Terriioriol itaelal ' There Quorum present, art indications prisoners. e, SALT LAKE -CITY. . but under cobrfanihort!T, and if hemasj journment. and dictatorial style, ceedings of the A communication was received that the Lilxnds will gain largely supercilimis nol." Mcof Chief o as if lie was lecturing and hector-,- , the deci-ion- s b:.Av HO. House in Great ltrltdr;;xhero'mn.t the announcing. j ing a parcel of school hoy-.- " Hut Kean that were ftbsilutcly and! qnesuoixxL jiidaarilv. ! & ROGERS, voting Mill enable tenants to vote w hat dors all that amount to? It unanimously revers'd by the In n la ion to ?he Tcmfori.il passage of C. F. 1) An Act n to Act incorporate indeK?udenlly of their landlords afforded his Main St., near Court House. Mtornov. Thu t,ui(,on too has amending Excellency a chant e Supreme Court in dictation and other undue influ- for refu-ein.ijali,n s now to In a little nnyo of 1). C. And who U..ore nnJ , indulging ; arloj epon PROVO CITY U .T. from tho Com- ences. In the members his peculiar kind of have juries impantlled according poo tho Supremo Court c.t the Littre on t,y Oaims and Approprla-- l returned ft) the large cities and Asouts Tor tlie crlcbmtod Ilut supposing that all hi- - t o a w, Iu 1 1 h N ve ry Ch u f J u - tice ? luted States and de,,J.d in n,c . counties are nearly all likely o 1k whora.,M were true? would that In the other Juries Cuor ortho of that ofiifript.,i.Kmof Wr AG OffS. w. Foi. praytu-f- ot nidi ns will m t Independently of charges j. lieen and and h.s sets. Co cannot mm-ghave that tareful impanelled lately, prove an apprepriation for rervicra and the t'on( r vat Ives or Liberals un- were Not a hit. It L onij jn this, the third, w here lengthily into this ZcmiU- five expends, reporteil favoni til the incisure of Home rule Is On theuuneceary? word lo n Qn v have not lxrn allowed ti to Uiltvl Snow, plaintiff in error, r.. contrary, it hr lithtr of tfu.se cfKn said petition, and recom strung plea In favor of the strong impamlU'!. Irom juries the United Static mrU Charle l!y mended thr.t the snm of $1,2.70 Ik? ) g-- -? partus. mves-lty- of and a have Ken impanelled, at various 1L llcmp-trUnited Mates 1 -ia- - the- - general rateiL nvurpa under District Attorney. In em r to the Attorm v General Williams is cart ful not random legislation to times, (n all the e. bill for that purpa-the law. Yt t Ids Excellency says Supreme Uourt of the Terr; Mr v of prepriatioa Milling that Ids IttUr lo the re on dy tho w rung. and Committee Deport accepted " ' cant L'. Utah. Rcnate Ju lit i iry Committee, comTho Governor complains that Uicy ted accordingly. e of the does w hit h of the plaining inquisitorial nature the , The quo-tio- n to amend an Act entitled was, Act An cannot go into all the Governor's two of tho JnvestigUion made Into uotlegi-lit- e Territorial or Fedpm - ly t.s he to attorneys Act An regulate proceedings bis chanu tir while hisnomina-tb'i- i Is it under any obli- statements fur laik of time and eral, i the legal officer to in cases In tho Courts of civil -fir Jhii f Justice Mas land- gation to do so? If It is, whit is pur, but we will now take up Turifiirial cases in the U. R. justice of this Territory, and to ? The one that he m eni to make a Didrict Courts In tlie Territory? repuM certain Acts and ing, hhould Ih published, hut the the o of a parts of Commlttco prefer - to keep It Governor himrif could take its prineiil reliance, "that nfMho The decision of tho U. S. M:pre me Act-- , iil approx 1870, February to ier-for- eloitlHi of certain ol.iivrs by tlie Court was that Mr. KW't. place, and lo was on the taken its readSnow, bccond up in, us be daiin-- , Territorial Its laltor, as he evidently Attorney, was the ing, amended and,. pending Tilt v ini itiun of the Organic Act, inthe Mont mu thinks he -. The lagl-latur- e K gal anil was laid on tlie tulle TltR warrant oa Ihrsi wtttorOwXnj pfnu-In- c, projKr iftcer,thns again It legislature, rervning tluMuoitul is a iblibt rathe stead of him nominate King and its till called for. reversing the decLion to il.l i n i, w Xs amcndeil in the them. n' r, nrt ' in fv.r, i.t,,,. Csnm me of the The Adjourned till Mend yr Territory. in Council fe r,mr oflVcrll v What docs the I tre-m,Vt ' v ictions of ;y nut to blindand w dec Lion in duty, N the tkto!r and p.- -cl the Co'in gien '1 he HOWE. on ' this on iU evi nthMvtioa trim. Is. 5. This is the jArguage ly and iv i ddy 'follow his. lie S.l s point? Heu'-met pursuant to mljourn-nun- t. O be Mgu-iuuof the deci-io- n Mipcr! may itivcly It called. k!l Tk.it tu C pre-Msiiv) (Juoruin tb4rt e is but tho Tuu Hull- - Military Cinnndtlcc ,''d m tho k .d.iur v oit.s Tbrerr count jrtvrnto U t t.vTr.n ritliriu ( r, N rxircnu lv t.ill pn'p-- . n mbn tion of th,. tK,t lvnnd by law to think si, ji.r It utruAs to all A petition from sixty citizens for, kh,ill tf rtrh'fiil . dint.s as ln- - pnohloliw the I..- -) ,.mv sttl jixts officers of the nrmy, butiiutof tholto rm iv0 b rouvi-- iin .n-- h f Alta, Little CottonwiKxI, pray. ttiN Glib iiitv. i.tuult d inf 1IL n O men. It co-l- a (,f r.J mitnm-rs tjy. inorn tleplrathav! paUst u.ltv!V IJ.o( f eamr xd U. M. ing that Itoxul. r and glycerine for f IS. rr r.. t. pay the IVim tlian tho me, . jHxc Ibmry njfr not o.um o th it l ovrrnor 811,1 a I in that camp, lx Momi under fale LAC ICG ?n . 'i.r In r if O I fur him to ! a tho Ti ni.ory of I UK." jit and rcgukitiouH was re furred Tlll.Isnid.m v' Tt SrrnfM w :h lb t nature, but wo to is a jrnvi-ifor the litre .1 iw , Ift -. lo the Committee v Ait un MIrnr.d ire , tri the i. tULat of the guv-.i rm'gnire h'vo-in- g him tint iff 1 rtaiii C, f r TV They at 8 I. it s in thl J cf 1,r r. ( n rncnb .1 no i )i ii bm ffs mom mu lv .qi-iU brarclics prOJflpUj- csccut. . ur I lit !. d, wi pr.ni! r:!cit' V.ir , : ; 1 Mr. Farr, Cb liruian of the Com- a-- s ca-es- nce-essa- ry - Legi-la-tur- e? con-stmeti- on b--d Legi-Tatu- re L e ed al Legi-Tvte- vp - n , lr fair-mind- ed non-annulm- L-e- n y' rea-onab- - le Di-tri- al - iu.-c.- 500,000 . 1 qi. unrc-quire- putk-l-j-alio- s ve'b-yi-i8-turo- , al JjCgi-I.itur- Ju-tic- TURNER Wa-hingto- n, In-i.m- spread-eagleis- 1 two-Di-lree- inve-tigati- ts tej-ald- y o on 1 p'iisil inve-tigatio- n, al Di-frie- D in.-tr- ue Legi-lativ- i- pmr-e-cut- e u-- Legi-lature- nt m Legi-Mur- e, coo-ridtrati- on f 111- b' -- -1 s 1 n-l- -c, Ia'gi-l.itur- 1 nt i -- ! nli-to- t, r v.at-s.;n- tji ,t 1 n 1.-r- n ' t i; niTH NC i- m 1 n.-u- re ! jth-nn- 1 1 1 , ht 1, I Ut- Jr , Ee-s'iim-- agon Repairing - 1 |