The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-10-10
From the New York World.
Government Jy .ScOundreis.

Gorerumeut bu Scouudre,s
American citizens arrested at - noli.
tical meeting i'm their own homes in =,
time of nrofound neace nv federal sol.
diero mon a u,.rr,nt ;ss,,od NV IN;
ted States commissioner several hun.
dred miles from tho snot bondcuffnd
thrown into ioil treated with evcrv
chromosomes Of ;gnominv and insuli
and carried of to n d;stant tovm fnr
tr,al-this is tho work which Tho Al.
ministration of President Grant il do.
inc TO-DAY in A Alahama whose an.
thority is it doing this work By the
a,.thoritv of a disrennt,bln no,i,;cian
named Williams, whose character is
SO notoriouslv had that the Radical
majority in the United States senate
President Grant when President Grant
had the audacitv to send il in to them
for an appointment tn succeed Chief
,Justic Chase on the Sunreme Rench of
the United States. vet whom President
Grant retains in lie face of This ron
demnation as'Attornev General of the
United States, For what nurnosc ia
the Administration of tho President
Grant doing This disorocefnl work
through this disrenutahIe agent . For
the nurnose of furnishing dishonest
demagogues in other States of the I'm
ion with material for nersl1adinp irno-
rant voters that the Southern States
are still after ton wears of neoco under
Radical government mere hotbnds of
rebellions that the war to restore the
Union has resulted in making the I'm
ion impossible. and that is no choice
left 10 the people of the United States
save between anarchy on the one side.
and personal Government. d;suniun in
its worst forms. and dcsnotism ON the
other,
| Some time AGO two men were mur.
dered in Alabama. precisely as men
may oe anu are murdered, we arc
| ashamed to say, almost daily IN New
| York and California. and n dozen
/ o,Lor &C., l., .t,., If,;, pno -,
| othei Stales III lhc thiou' onc va
| these men was Il white man and the
other n negro Acrord;ng to tho do.
| -, of FL D1i- ~, r.;
cisioh ol Juuge Draoiey, oi 'le IN
ted States supreme Court, IN the case
of the Grant Parish prisoners neither
l. &c tbo,n ,,,,,rla., foli ,,,;th;r tho coon.
VI .hese inuluers zen "'hlh .he eoop.
OF the thirteenth, fourteenth or nj
teenth amendment OF the constitution
for Tho onforcamant of which Con
III 'no eoiiieht Va
gress passeu certain acts, Ill pursuance
of which acts, and in pursuance o
which acts alone tho federal trooD
ioN, ~ r
are cialLheu 10 nave peen SEM W ila
bama, there to obey orders of Maj
| shal of the United States who repre
septs in Alabama understandable politi
illiams saforementioned to whom
Pras;dont Crant bv a stroka of LisnaI
e;, -, q; ~ = - Wa,hin,tn,
ol Peueii on nis way ,no,n " 10 n9is -
10 Long Drancii' ueleSa.eu 'he EAo,o ~
, i've authoriiv OF the 1hioh som
weeks ago. In the PLAIN anu Nlgorou
language OF the Mobile Register, eve
D if these men were murdered because {
their politics
= The Federal courts have no jurisdiction
no more .han II they were kl'ieI, oe,auhe ,rnth -,
! doubt isHas ali the eyiIenee goes to show
+ that Billings was murdered for the none
/ which he claimed to have upon his gersol
and that lvey was murdered because ne W.
ms shrnnsh anu ,ha n,raaa aa" ~ nsacsf,
). vilIase. tbreateS,nx TO visit it with 6re an
bi nod. One of these men would have BET
: murdered in any dark alley in New York. az
@ the other ! would have been iypehed IN ~ n
a most peaeela. eoHmmunmS H IN Limos lam ~
Il @ ~ ~ S,ate sISSo hosa novarnor; Rnpn
Il iican. in a Circuit whnse Judge is a Repnbl