New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10

a"'" '"' 7"ppressiOn % ihA great coDspl-,c.
IT, PUNISHMENT Of those engaged in tn r. WV ina
toworl NY Ne stated that very much b,s
There BE- abIud,rt rll.''h oi tine Or1triza,i'l'
~ 'tTnI,oinea hat organization con ~ ~. ,s tisSaie
tLe c,n' yciuns are now snGjr,'ri. y, i'ef
to cn @ i me- go - ,,,is9,neD.s ro refuse l,o,i
'h''lZ'ilon possible m ihis 80, tr made the KuKiuS
p.,,. ~. ORGANIZATIONS POLITICALLY Ar,,,
any 1s0' tlie organization bls proved
uo, qua 'h'rr .s f'r less possibility today o.
dlyi. Tue Republican pir;y ~ th.s STATE or 90
Tho ,oi - own ranks than a. any other period slneo
the fo,I,o. construction bean. The ,hpricom,n,.
are, ana ~ N ~ even The cnoi OF the nry In, uoy
IN thei % oe lost ,at ~ .,l ,l, 49, 3D.. i'"er
which could d.i' thd 3bhoi-.r,e ~ .n. D5. iics H.,
Democrat, as ne Ku-K lux a,1, lnu "'''p .nrh
uiued lrorrh0T T95 win thit IT, ~ ~. 4. 100 ~
Ilptnr.ou ,,,. ,,i..ue State ma .t ''.' IN
individual, from pla N 1e' eayor not BID n,. t9 avi
y ana ,' T g p,?po q soS'6 6s- s4e Do.lo
"fH'r rather than 10 c.tabish =" suppress The
:" ,.,o ,''-S ch rgad with crime Spon 'ISSSSeesSg
"eicnHei, as il had been The Or, mao 'i'l5 ne
OIsahlah' on. End tie country VIII moi ne, ~ mo
Gi ' I ri tpIlsl1s .2r"ard to Tie de.cp m c.s
,l', '"sA Oh "h4. "! mp. rtiJl observers had be
ioic Known 1lt which the D.InocI,fir pres b. 49,,
,i'2 Gi','H hA -, tna, Che NI-HuS Kim L t,
G2h a ur 'nl purposes IN the desire and st'enipi IN
destroy ihc ipGbIcon par'y 10 the southern -t,trt -
ENERGY or THE GoyEENMENT oyrIcgr-
Fortunately, owing % the ygor ana skiu with which
these cases have bceu pressed the prt o. the Govern
men' ven a. 10 the great ability l1i ministry on tbs
part Of the presiding judge. The whole piracy has
been laid open % the public Wow 30 a 81, drt1ils. Ia
addition 20 THU the actual ara. zuucu' trial. aud zen
tcncc OF 20 rev int iicgnt and influential cHZ u.s. g a
in this wOrl. and the indictment u hundreds more, aud
the voluntary confessions OF scores Oi the wretch, fJUis
81 the Man, ha- ear e! dim'y and ifor INTO d" t.nk
10 probable that not les than go u, ID white men o.
substance and intelligence engaged "a i so ui iles re
sc King safety beyond tie limits OF the SId" aHi
even Of the country.
WHAT TIE COURT HAS DONE
A. the result Of the term II the Court which "a now
ended ,iI convictions have been procured aI ~ pleas
Of guilty have been entered. while - indictments have
been found by the Grand jury covering The names o'
522 per.ons Appalling this record seems, 10 really
embraces but small fraction or the work which ought
TO bc done IL fu iusce metcd cut. Nearly three
fourths Of the persons uTsicr Inlic' tnrnt
are residents Of the single COulty York
while the Counties Of Spart3nbUrg and Union hays
the Counties Of Newberry, Chester and L1ulpis where
numerous OurdEes have ortn pcTlctstfr1. aud where
III" order had on extended In1 wciappO ntfd following
Il A. IWDos- lb.c TO what the Government Val tint Il
necessary do order dispose tbi5 vast mass u
crime and criminals. The pres machinery Of The law "a
totally inadequate both tO TIE lcril ting ont dud 20
one Court could, IN three months cOntinu
ou5 sitting dispose % the indictments which
have already been found, ana unless additional
judicial force shall m some way De- obtained, nJi IN
engaged in actual ku-KIuX OutTagcs can possibly he
brought 10 justice. With the failure. however, Oi the
political objects which the Ku-KuX Khan was riDatei
promote the motive for It's continuance viii De gone
been done O insure with reasonable certainty, tht us
vast Org nzJOu will never be Teglyen INTO IctIFlb'