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latitude and climate and race, and on these grounds alone its existence among a Saxon people, living in the north temperate zone, is a climatic anomaly. It did not grow out of any structural, or race, or social, or climatic necessities, and if it be, as asserted, the offspring of revelation here, I can only say that it needed a revelation to start it. That it has scriptural patriarchal origin and example is probably true, but that was in another age than ours, and in a different land. If
Abraham had lived on the line of the overland road in the afternoon of the nineteenth century; if Isaac had been surrounded by 40,000,000 monogamous Yankees; if Jacob had associated with miners and been jostled by speculators, there would, I apprehend, have been a different order of social life in Palestine. The Mormon doctrine may be the true theology, and the writings of Joseph Smith the most direct revelations. The practice of polygamy may be a safeguard against the vice of unlicensed indulgence, and the social life of Utah the most sanitary of social reforms. All the advantages claimed for this State may be actual, but nevertheless the fact exists that polygamy is an anomaly in this Republic, existing hitherto by the sufferance of a people who now declare that it shall exist no longer.
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shotgun, and then resuming shooting with the pistol. Another influential witness for the defense was Deputy
District Attorney Winfield Scott Williams. In earlier testimony, Behan denied telling Virgil on the night after the gunfight that Virgil had acted properly. Williams testified that Sheriff Behan had inaccurately reported that conversation during which, according to Williams, Behan told Virgil that one of the McLaury brothers drew his gun first, and "You did perfectly right." Behan denied that he said anything resembling this. Fitch's ability to impeach the testimony of the County Sheriff and key witness probably influenced Judge Spicer, who had been subject to perjured testimony in the John D. Lee case that resulted in his client's execution.
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witnesses repeatedly stumbled when Fitch asked them questions, in many instances replying weakly, "I don't remember." Tombstone's chief prosecutor was
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out of everything I saw and heard." Fitch told him, "Clemens, your lecture was magnificent. It was eloquent, moving, sincere. Never in my entire life have I listened to such a magnificent piece of descriptive narration. But you committed one unpardonable sin—the unpardonable sin. It is a sin you must never commit again. You closed a most eloquent description, by which you had keyed your audience up to a pitch of the intensest interest, with a piece of atrocious anti-climax which nullified all the really fine effect you had produced."
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he was evidently prepared to subordinate all other considerations." He said this included "whenever and wherever I may find the local or federal laws obstructing or interfering therewith, by God's blessing I shall trample them under my feet." Fitch described him as "A sort of missionary exercising judicial functions," "a very determined man," "of considerable personal courage," "but not fit to be a judge."
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testified that he tried to prevent the confrontation. I "told them...I was down there for the purpose of disarming the
Clantons and McLaurys. They wouldn't heed me, paid no attention. And I said, 'Gentleman, I am Sheriff of this County, and I am not going to allow any trouble if I can help it.' They brushed past me." He said
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Spicer noted that if Wyatt and Holliday had not backed up Marshal Earp, then he would have faced even more overwhelming odds than he had, and could not possibly have survived. He invited the grand jury to confirm his findings, and two weeks later, it agreed with Spicer's finding and also refused to
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Spicer specifically noted that Ike Clanton claimed the Earps were out to murder him, yet while unarmed had been allowed by the Earps to escape unharmed from the fight. He wrote, "the great fact, most prominent in the matter, to wit, that Isaac Clanton was not injured at all, and could have been
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had put up their hands or thrown open their coats to show they were not armed, and that Doc Holliday had fired first. He testified that the first five shots had come from the Earps. He clearly blamed the Earps and Doc Holliday for instigating the shootout.
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departed for St. George, Utah and Fitch left for New York. Shortly after their departure, McKean set the trial date for November 20. Assistant defense attorney Hempstead protested, and the prosecutor demanded forfeiture of Young's bail. The
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killed first and easiest." He described Frank McLaury's insistence that he would not give up his weapons unless the marshal and his deputies also gave up their arms as a "proposition both monstrous and startling!"
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to say, that while the case at bar is called, "The People versus Brigham Young" its other and real title is, "Federal Authority versus Polygamic Theocracy."..A system is on trial in the person of Brigham Young.
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and campaigned for Abraham Lincoln across Nevada. He developed a reputation as a capable lawyer and a terrific speaker and was nicknamed the "silver-tongued orator of the Pacific." He was a member of the
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him. The prosecution vociferously objected. Although the statute was not specific about whether it was legal for a defendant to read his statement, Spicer allowed his testimony to proceed.
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manufacturers who were attempting to have their product classified as a beer instead of a liquor for customs purposes. In 1909 moved to Los Angeles where he became a writer for the
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from the church as a result, although he was never convicted, nor was Young ever indicted based on his testimony. On April 15, 1872, the U. S. Supreme Court ruled in "Clinton
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1795:"William Jefferson Hunsaker (1855–1933)"
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2083:Famous Trials: The O. K. Corral Trial
2052:Famous Trials: The O. K. Corral Trial
2024:"The Earp-Holliday Trial: An Account"
1997:Famous Trials: The O. K. Corral Trial
1966:Famous Trials: The O. K. Corral Trial
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2800:Journalists from New York City
2229:"Join California-Thomas Fitch"
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1415:"Dispatches by the State Line"
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1901:Paula Mitchell Marks (1989).
1876:"Wyatt Earp's Vendetta Posse"
1711:McClintock, James H. (1916).
1205:. Record Publishing Company.
1202:A History of the Fitch Family
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2323:"Thomas Fitch (id: F000159)"
1993:"Testimony of Wesley Fuller"
1797:. San Diego History Center.
1693:"Wyatt Earp Takes the Stand"
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2022:Linder, Douglas O. (2005).
1506:"Reporting With Mark Twain"
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1288:Peckham, George E. (1920).
919:" as their lead attorney.
885:Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
863:Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
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719:William "Wild Bill" Hickman
531:Association with Mark Twain
381:Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
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1644:Whitney, Orson F. (1870).
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2077:Douglas Linder (2005).
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1960:Douglas Linder (2005).
1926:Douglas Linder (2005).
1779:. Sharlot Hall Museum.
1613:Douglas Linder (2005).
1574:Fitch, Anna M. (1870).
940:Prosecution blame Earps
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1905:. New York: Morrow.
1815:. November 1, 2008.
1417:. The San Francisco
1262:. November 1, 2008.
1095:Collis P. Huntington
635:Forty-first Congress
607:Nevada Supreme Court
601:Thomas Fitch in 1865
545:Virginia Daily Union
401:Virginia Daily Union
192:United States Senate
165:Charles West Kendall
2825:Arizona Republicans
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1938:on February 3, 2011
1695:. LegalAffairs.com.
1064:Pleasant Valley War
1051:Pleasant Valley War
971:preliminary hearing
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