The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-11
The iowa Boxd Cases.

Yheir pYewsee % 0seg the 49Adamhe or
the peAeRAl COuPs-A PolHSci Admoa.
itiOn from the Ceupt. lF(s +
DIES MONICA Oct. 26.
AS it is n1sttes Of much interest
10 the people Of the State, l send you,
a copy Of q decision given by Judge
Love, OF the United states Couxs.
now III session acre. The epiniea
explains itasN. Sc ssas s. aasH
The United SkAtss w. che Board
of Supervisors Of Washington Coan-
y. 2la pi'''9" siiA2'*I
The naanhew IT this bssra having
teen brought oeforc the United States
Circuis Court. by sttAshnsns. fer
U,nueaps in disoseyiW che @&ada-
mvs Of the Coart. requiring them 20
levy saxss 70 pay cerssia judgas0ts
Obtained IN said COURT the following
is the judgns~t ssndsss4:
The District Attorney Of the
United State. and the COUNSEL for
the jadgm~nt creditors, havisg IN
cicated 10 the Csart willingness
that. you should be discharged upon
your promise, individaally,gte return
to your several coun,isa. and 10 levy
tie taxes, as required by lay, an or
der will DC entered accordingly. The
attachments Will not he discharged.
but Continue in full force until the
next fern. at which time you will
make farther return Of your pro-
cedings.
II must admonish you that the
promise you have made must be per-
forced III COOL faith and without any
unavoidable delay. The grace now
extended 10 you will nor DC renewed:
OH the contrary, any delinquency ia
the future viii be visited by the
Court with penalties OF such char
acter IA 10 insure obedience TO the
mandate Of the law ts3s@
4. L. must lo~ be manifest to each
one OF YOU that there IL no longer
even nope OF c'pe from the pay
ment Of your county bonds. The
evil is every day growing upon you.
Interest and the cost Of litigation are
accunuIaling. The souner, there
fore, that you take the necessary
steps to remove the burden OF these
debts, the better will it be for you
and those who are to come af'sr you.
Tie hope Q. escape which you have
heretofore INDUCED from The action OF
1he State Courts has completely van
isned. The Supreme Court OF the
State Of Iowa has virtually abandon
ed this conflict. They have decided,
as no doubt you are aware, that they
are powerIess 10 relieve you from The
penalties which the Federal Court
may inAict upon You tor disobdience
to their mandates thus have the
State courts practically abandoned
tile contro, ersy, and lett you in the
power of the United States Courts,
when could not, if they would. fail
to infict upon a you condign punish
ment if you shoald per ist III disobey-
ing their lawful commands 9A
=, 1t is now quite evident that
there is no branch OF the State Gov
eminent which has either the dis
position or the power 10 resist the
execution of the lawful process OF
the United States Courts in this
state. How is it With the Government
Of the United States 1t Is mani.
test that rlle Government OF the Uii-
ion must sustain its courts with its
whole force and power, or abandon
entirely The exercise of its functions
and authority in the states. The
Government of the United States
can rightfu;ly exercise no arbitrary
power whateycrever over the cltizelIs
of these States. No law OF the Union
can be enforced I; no oGenee punish
ed without an appeal 10 the Fenera
Courts. The Government canno
touch a hairot the head of the hum
best citizen, how guilty soever, ex-
cept through its Judicial tribunals
No otftnder-llot even the mail rob
Der or the counterteiter- can b,
brought to justice by any lawful au
thority whatever in the Government
of the United States without 'du
process of law and trial by jury.