The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-16

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l ni0n for AL thAs-a State standing npoa The
sane footing - eTeEJ respect, 20 far as the
Constitution and tie lars are concerned, -
Massachusetts and Nes YORK and Illinois
50 lar a. the Consultation and the lzEs are
concerned, nei1hes President Grant nor Lea
tenant Generai sheridan hzs any right or
e1eTeises any legitimate azrh0rffy a Nsg
Orleans which BE does not equally have OF
nay no. equally exercise AZ B5ston- What
ever either Of these persons can lawfully 30
there they can ixsfaliy Do here. SupDoss
Mr.. Benjamin z. Batter, for ins.znee, should
be the Republican nominee for Goqernor
nexf year, aud shosid be sonudiy beaaen Al
the polls--As be undoubtedly wo1id he.
Suppose Presidest Grant should then avail
himself Of = strained construction Of doEbtful
enacsmsnts 20 install this defeated candidate
wS;h force and arms II the ofsce 70 which the
people % Massachusetts, had elected another
man. Suppose be should follow Up this
performance by placing the army q the
Laited States AZ the disposal Of Mr. Bat
Ter, and By sending General Sheridan 70
Boston, with the remark that in the eyeat
Of disturbance somebody wosld ges hurt
Sappose, 6nslly, be shSald undertake TO
decld@ q question Of contested seats IN the
General COart b. sending a file Of soldiers
into the State House, while that body was in
session. with orders tOforcibiy eject the sitting
Democratic members. What sOuld the peo-
pie Of Massachusetts, think u such AZ inter
ference in their home zfkairs--of such q use
Of the United States army7 Hos would they
feel about i What would they do about IL
Yet, We repeat, IL this sort Of thing il lawful
and right IN Louisiana, II IL lawful and right
in Massachusefts. What il sauce for Neul
Orleans is sauce for Boston. To our think.
ing, there has been 20 such occasion IN thu
hast hundred years for rocking the cradle Of
liberty, and rocking il TO some purpose, As
this.
The New York Tribune says The more
carefully one examines the proceedings ofthe
President IN NeW-OrieanR. the more shocking
appears his outrage upon law and deeency.
Ills employment Of the army 20 oTerturn the !
Of the Legislature differs in manv
serious points from his previous operations IN /
Louisiana. Bad as those we're, this act Of I
violence isvasiiy worse When be sent troops 4
10 keep the State House for kellogg n De |
eember, 1872, be could al least pretend that
be was following the decisions Of q coart Of /
law. When be dispersed the NcEnery Gov I
eminent IN September, 1874, be could feign I
that he vas performing his constitutional duty 1
Of deciding between Two claimants for Federal /,
recognition. But be can offer no such ex-
cuses for the present crime Search The /
Constitution, the statutes, the rulings Of the 1
courta, and nowhere win yoa find even the 1
color Of justification for the deed that was I
done on Monday. The cases in which the I
President may use the army and navy OF the /
United States IN the support Of State Gov
ernment are clearly defined, and the exercise I
Of the grave responsibility intrusted 10 him Is I
guarded with the most jealous care. The /
Federal Constitution makes il the duty Of
..the United States to guarantee % every
State in tho Union > kepnbliean form Of
Government, and ION application Of the
Legislature or Of the Executive when the
Legislature cannot be convened 70 protect
the States against domestic violence. The
precise manner IL which ..the United Slates''
shall exercise the latter part Of this duty is
defined BY the Acts OF Congress Of 1895 and
aff- sk.. &C. r. IL - $500. =.