New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03
NETWORK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1866.

washington ADM. J. Nd Rozer, who il now there 10
behalf Of the people Of the State viii that the matter is
properly reTiesnted to the Executive. ,
The Seoretfyof State in the time refuses TO aaeh
his signature n the seal ofthe State the Governors proa
the various filters of the State from the duty Of giving any
heed 20 IT, hae those who think better not 70 resort
70 these 9Ips, measures s gt Is oes Of the State
10 obey the v and abstain from al participation IN or con
necton witfF@ o1tionary and unlawful acts =, ..
and eOess many Of the ideas OF tie day ne
eueny and flgrauily the Constitution the laws and al
the rights an principles Of repubcanism are Tamped upon
by the mad ians ard actonsts who Keep the country au
toe people in sch constant agitation and turmoil merely 10
promote thcrwn selfish ends the duty vas never more ia
Iorative than now H. on all honest Official. TO stand ~ o
Constitution Il awsand az every hazard TO confront HltAlrm
and unshakenesgtance all the SCENES Of revolutionary con
spaiors Nefort shond DO left undone 70 enforce the
avs Il he Sie against al offenders
THE LAST ARD OF THE CossPIEAToaS-ARREsT or
JUDGE ABELL.
Judge Add, who counseled resistance to the Civil
Rights b living been arrested b. the $. Commissioner
Tie y1.0'as T.nes, daoyal organ holds the following
opinion:
The main Aeed we may shy The sole idea ard purpose Of
the Civil fas BIZ 10 justice and equal rights 20
class OF p3us whom The makers Of the law without reason
rsh aa7ed to be excluded nom such protection oy ths
state laws ~ tribunals The President vetoed the bill on tho
ground ann others that there no occasion Tor resort
70 such tlna unless nstiee was Denied 10 .ue pi,e
Ginning boecton and that there was great daagef that
IL would otm,yed oT partisan purposes and for those OF
hotuity tcle established Institutions u the States.
We finished with glazing illustration Of the force OF
this obecn and Of the truth Il this prophecy BY the recent
action Commissioner shannon In arresng Jndee OF oar
State Coar charging Grand jury that the attempt 20
revive andeasenbs the extinct Convention o. 1864 would DC
an act Of bnbaace Of the public peace and conspiracy
against thiernmeni the laws and Institutions II the stae
that II gou, fact be violation OF law Of the state when
makes alias mbes FOR the purpose Of subyerng the
authority tie State criminal and punishable Win severe
peuates.
For thisic-one Of duty imposed upon him by his oath
Judge ABB has been arrested and held 20 bail By COmmis
soner Shnlon N this be not forced Illegal and nagranty
absurd utpciG 81 his duty his and Of the law
ComuoneT shannon then has the law anu he authority
under wine this Official act superseded all state law and
minority louisiana aud rendered useless expense q
maintain State judiciary. Ii shannon can SIT IN bis bach
room AZ Zee aid suporcele Oh tho tribunals Of me
State au lssue warrants for the arrest OF our state
Judges charges of sedit.on and treason based or
thel jndial decisions aud opinions, under the laws
the state hen This individual ShannOn Invested VIII
powers Jurisdiction which were never exercised by
Turkish la OF Allulz and which wGul not be- endured
among beuot aecl oppressed and degraded people IN To-
civil zed Vud Such UreeIces II jurisdiction are m0ckefl
ard ahsuniy TOO eXIayageut % provoke anything OIL
laughter contempt. TIE whole purpose is 70 intlm'
ld prOv0 rec nj citizens q some act 81 violence
wrch mawiye excuse or further revolutionary proceed
ucs tholrt of thf pcsiient and audcous Clique who
encourage By radical conspirators In Washiogon are
seeking mHo aud disturb the peace Of this community