New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28

removing the vesep Thusf the actions md doins Of Csp
ypdsr were without process color Of Aiisw
y n pSs,' ssn o.y BE- Jabss 81 doe 1roc
Capt Ryndcs admits he foand one IN poseon inst he had
excuse can be offered Tor hi. high banded proessdias
b. s-tt,d that pubic ofcsf shoald thus attempt plJ
Io .s IT, la. ss sa ssy Jorge, that (. Inc process ana
2e,so .hs, the aw feqanss ,hs1 70 yy 49, >.
for u,ethe obeSiecs which w.ui readily have been
esdeS The hnmbes who might be armed with legal pro-
ssnsh. process "s falling produce
s sonsh 70 en- Gree b. AUTHORITY By h ryHvsI I'D my |
asl man 70 pun suisrer when any oosiss AMI
eencesd his person Ss seemed content with the soar and
This effort 'uce.eded On the following day by less
ysns prostitution q assumed ocs conduct. sels
hsd sa5s' "a, s 'hp ~ s pfosoIs@s.s Of hs Spso
for which had not saiy bean provided, bat watch
IN any yitw s,uid mot r..ig1a{ be pr.ssuS.s 70
claims placed in his hands tuesday comes on
n,s thee. Sss, sss sgss s s Il, ss, only
the jurisdiction. He had q least bus Hen He had night
ssnp' 70 Si,po..es. me Tuesday unit. ssr mdnsb. nos
yet Wednesday did 10 dispute my posses-on sn amer tho
cUd 2, b. s and the bond: day
served ON Marshal This BY the express provisions Of the
sSs o. %sr em he From that @s Marshal yasr S
nc color authority set foot upon the deck Of ns vessel
Bet il after this that he enaes II for moment 20 assume 10
ced his statements his ghsst exploits Of vso IL wss cer
this be- with the cid Of l75 policemen pats The spanish
be case then stands thus: was IN peaceaoie posson OF
that vessel from Monday II oeock 70 Thursday when
vas induced shore and yield possession OF the
70 Capt b ps,.n.s Os9 o. .s saS.S
incisputabe character winch nov 20
universally conceded to him. shall not here rcpes VIVA,
stated 10Y mubicztion Of the l1;h inst w only sae
that order sde entered g. that udeT when
cnins eeted No lawyer VIII ASSERT s
there pow the Cour TO make snch
order order In the premises and there ws ne
SS ne, Morton might claim 70 have SesSd
authority Capt Rynders no one vi doubt
that would have long ago been paraded 70 the poenc
In possession Of armed who held hsr with threats OF
sDaion in Gaze behalf even stepped oot
on bosrd until under the mock protection Of police force
Us the Spsnh captain and marched on board
nnde the command ofCsp RyDde and hs and the vessel
pushed into the stream get her beyond the reach Of laws
wish to know, Sir, II the public have stake IN his
IL Captain Rynders had clothed with the ha
snents Office could have achieved this swess
violence. IL tbst the public presume theif officers
acting process Of Law that them quick 10 yeh
to the arbitrary and awess act Of apparent c power
Had ash Rynders been only the Captain Of the Empire Club
should have been In possession Of steamship cot he
has avaed bin self OF the prestige Of an bouora
Die till hto deprive me OF my property IL Idle TO
OF the value Of the To be liable and re.oasbS
are two quite distinct matters.
Another inquiry also suggests itscf 10 How
Il that Us policemen were specially detailed 70
i.sione1 the servants Of the FEEDERS. oRcss, they
the Isaiah ynders acting without OF hv and
direct violation Of law and odeaeng not Marshal but
Cspainl We told when the Police organization
police OF responsible and reliable hands than
those Of single who should chance TO be soonei I'M
Mayer charter election. What political influence was
brought to bear and what question that should esn In
taking from by force ship had butt and sod' VIII
tel Y ,af PJ Js SRI 1880 JOHN GRAHAM