Show ai CAPITAL CAPITA T tin the war dance of ml roli tits w willing I 1 warm I 1 WOLFS TO EUSE A 1 RIOT A liberal board of t registrars counting out nt rt pl party bolera the cited ej time or and lawyers from our regular Corres correspondent L the alicle iaru in CUR it STANDARD several days ago relative to mr J P 1 barton Arton ll of Parag oonah irn ir n cauntay called attention to that unfortunate position 1 mr barton was wag being detained f for or non payment of a fineu 8 commissioner greenman refusing to discharge liBi large him and overruling judge zanes decision dec sion in in a similar cafe but the chief justice got ga another cliance chance and the commis idoner stand up before him tile result was that air fr barton was vias relea hesed d after having served 25 idI days y 1 1 imprisonment owing to the uni unlawful f 1 action of the commissioner from to names have been stricken off by the deputy registrars and it is expected that on monday they will arbit arbitral ly remove many more of ricken are ai all I 1 member members ol 01 the peoples party of course in going along the principal streets of silt salt lake 3 yesterday esterday afternoon an ol 01 old d resident could hardly that he was not in in astrande cit city so 0 o bany many new facea faces have sud suddenly to enly appeared the tile influx of strangers hs 1199 been more marked within the past few days than on any occasion in in the P past ast yesterday a liberal mob in in salt lake came near preci plat at ng a violent outbreak at the union pacific ollice office it was arranged that lie the place should he decorated by both parti eithe esthe I 1 Liba friday and the people yesterday this ir w a because the employees were divided in politics the arrange mente ments were earned carried out on friday and the emper empty carpet hag bag ornamented the front 0 of the building build inz yesterday afternoon the peoples party badge tb the anchor was put up A mob soon collected headed beaded by ike woolf and began howling and clamoring tor for the anchor to be pulled down the c crowd r D w d increased to four or five hundred 1 r e d and a great racket n as an crea created td three given forthe for the II 11 G IV and it looked ai as it if the U P office would be sacked mr a peoples man asked mr air parker what he wanted done and that gentleman fent leman said the tile office was that of a public railroad and would not inter interfere fera willi with politics he ile thought the arrangement tit about the decoration was fair and should be carried out iti lb tile interest of peace however the anchor was taken doat down n for the time being judia powers wai mas informed of ofha lie action of his followers fol lowera and when the tile anchor was replaced by mr air MeInt orli last ev evening ening the judge said he be was going to do his file best to have it maintained there while the liberal procession was in progress a 0 on n main street friday eve evening ing 0 S walsh of salt lake who for some years past earned carried on business au aw a tinsmith was watching the parado parade when the attention of persons in in the vicinity was attracted to him by his suddenly falling M with ith co considerable side table force to the pavement the back ol 01 his head bead re received ived a blow which cut a severe scalp wound and caused the blood to gush from bis his ear car Restora restoratives tives were applied and in in the course of a few minutes ho lie regained consciousness and some of his family having been notified h he 0 was taken home borne lie e pit blood a little during the and ao seemed partially stupefied yesterday morning about 6 0 clock be left fer his ilia work without till hn family being aware re of it and started towards ins ilia place ice of business evidently with the intention intention la of meeting the early car failing in this he walked on bev several eral blocks when he be fell to the sidewalk and wai found shortly afterwards dead there Is no doubt that his death was wa the tile result of concussion of the brain caused by his former fall ilia if is family were greatly shocked when his lifeless body was returned to tho the house yesterday morning they pot not being aware that he lie bal bad left the premises he ile was w as almost 57 years of age a native of england and arrived in utah in july 1881 lie ile leaves a w wife lie three sons and four daughters lion jolin john T came caine will come through on the fait mail tha this morning lie is is at homo home to vote on monday there were seventy eight deaths in salt lake during lie the month of january the greatest from front any 0 one n cause cause was pneumonia mrs sarah st kimball president of the womans comans Suir rage association ol 01 utah and mrs maria alaila Y dougall Dou call left yesterday morning to attend the tie nasonal na lonal american womans comans suffrage frape association convention con venton lon to be held in washington D 0 february and blat lit there indies ladies are delegates to the convention here is is an illustration of liberal justice alma 11 II ackis name was stricken from the list when mr J 11 II moyle called at the registrars onice office yesterday morning but on being informed by mr wood of N ble wood co that waa was I 1 a liberal the registe ar immediately paid aid that the erasure of his ilia name was a mistake and reinstad rein rehi stat d it here is the ruling of the great board of registrars of salt lake ct C city 1 I t 11 a title ass assume assumed I 1 by lie the deputy re registrar gs ra rs as there is no such board ward provided by lan law Inre gaid 10 nolya amista Ps its iniquity ty will be boulter A titer understood when it is explained that the dec decision slon of the tile supreme court of the Sta slates in the ramsey cased case stated that a man who had been a poleg but who at tile time of r gis bad had but one wife A ile was entitled to register and vote ilia registrar registrars have taken precisely ilia tile same acion action in their decision as did the jud judges of election in the iwa came of ra Itam fey murphy and others w which atlon action the file court of last resort e paid a ld was unlawful I 1 item is 18 the evasive misleading and illegal opinion of the liberal reg registrars a before the board of biegi of halt salt lake lole city utah in the matter of lie challenge of 1 D webb vs B Y 11 hampton in atou ct et al at are caba I 1 in which he the right of defendants to rem remain nan on the ilia registry list of salt lake city is chal challena leng d on the ground that they are poleg mista mists I 1 he lie evidence show shows s that each of the defendants had has at some period since the passage of the anti pol polygamy gamy law of 1802 entered into the relationship of bigamy or polygamy section 1 of the net act of 1862 provides as 88 fol follow avery E beroa pen oa having a husband or wife is rt living ving who shall nurry another person shall bo be adjudged guilty of bigamy etc man violates the law and the law fixes his status the act of the andt vidual consists in in the marrying the operation of the tile law in al AI judging him a bigamist it is in true the individual places himself by bis own act in an fagoni m to the law but did the law not step in and fix I 1 ha is I 1 I 1 tatus no such result w bidd follow I 1 nother words word it is not tho the individual but the la ija w that uses fixes bis his status section seel ion 8 of the edmunds law provides that no polygamist bigamist or any person cohabiting with moro more in I 1 I 1 cuc c 11 uc iselt iSe 1 I 1 ut tz aft 7 I 1 than one woman shall b ba 8 anti entitled tied to ui vote section 24 ol 01 the edmunds tucker act provide P rov ides as follows fol lowa no perron person w alit h 3 has been convicted of any c crime 1 I 1 no under chiq act or who e shall loll 1011 I 1 0 a polygamist or who shall or cola cohabit it bith with par parsons so na ol 01 tile other sex shall be en entitles lie J to 00 0 oo o e 11 lu ln this section di dis franchised persons r so us are classified airet thoo tho o ril alio ave 11 ave baen convicted etc second those who iio are polygamists third those who mso associate late or cohabit 1 gaono ga ugly with persons of the oth r bex sex now we lwe think that no one w will 11 for a an a dinst instant a nt contend that a person alio ho lias has been convicted of the crimes enumerated d could by any acton act on liis his own pa part r restore store e his franchie fra ochie ei not even a life of t penitence and disavowal of his crime could change hia his condition wh glnn n he lie wag was convicted the tile law stepped in and dis franchised him lim nad and nothing short of the tile pardoning hand land of the president of the united states ciui can restore him to civil rights this principle ia is too well established to admit of controversy let us next consider the second class cowit to wit ts the law defines tile term and arid makes those thone who ho commit the tile act guilta this alls coviss doci not include those who have ba ve hen ben tried and co but merel merely Y those who hare have co committed th the 6 a act ct only when the individual hai has done the tile act so t the law says be is a apol polygamist y in what shat respect does the second clisi differ from the first other than that of intensity the status in both caes ca es is to fixed by one and the same law if therefore the act of disavowal will change the status in one case why not in the other it if the lie t proposition that once a convict a always I 1 ways a convict until pardoned be e true hen then why not the same r rule to I 1 in n polygamy in one carso the act R leads Is d a to the disfranchisement in the other tha tho conviction in the ramsey cafe the supreme C court ourt of the united states fay that a polygamist ml t or bigamist can only cease to be such ethen he lie has finally and fully dissolved in some effective manner which th they ey were not caled called upon pon to point onis out t aiichi n eh relationship re atio ti ship we have been unable to find any decision which points out that effective manner and are of the opinion that the point under consideration a ti has never been adjudicated the statute has prescribed a way by which the status of a polygamist may be changed that of amne amnesty t by the president see 7 edmunds edmun 1 law jw which in our opinion is the only manner in in which it can be done in the language of chief justice zane I 1 amnesty is the remission of the consequences sofa of a crime and maybert may be after teras as before there is a conviction begnett decision deci tion the consequence 0 of f the crime of polygamy and without 0 I 1 t amnesty the disability remains the crime crimo of polygamy is a consummated majc d and in fact wholly included in the act of marrying having a wife living and the after act 0 of f livine living with or separate from bis his wives does not in the least east effect bis his status in the language of the supreme court the statute makes an ex express drefs distinction between bigamists biga mists and polygamists ista on the one band hand and there those who cohabit with more than one woman ein n the other the rampey ramsey case was decided under the law of march 22 1882 the act of march 3 1887 rec aasi assi fles the disabilities bili ties and adds the class which we designate as clasi class one to wit those who have been convicted etc franchise is a privilege 1 nota right and must comply with al all 1 the precedent conditions to entitle him to exercise that privilege to us the law of 1887 seems very specific under th hit it act we vie are of the be t opinion that any person thohas who baa s since in c the passage of the anti polygamy in y law of violated that law and who ha has not beu amneR ted by the president of the united states is a polygamist or big aalst and is not entitled to vote the challenges against the following named persons will be alli allowed and their names ordered quicken from the lifts liets B Y hamilton ilent henry lutfy ping george F gibbs char ra e es 13 taylor aylor m thoma F thomas william willex orson F whitney william calder Calil cr elijah at weller weiler austin autin shipp david walker jeter clinton joseph D matthewq wg alexander ledington Lell neton francis armstrong Arnn charles Ba linforth william B preston done bonett ut salt lake city this ath day of february 1890 II 11 S INI CCALLUM it U D WINTERS JOSEPH it ifor titis board of registrars salt lake city utah ulah |