, 1877-08-08
strike Tcqucrt TINT authority he nj onrr given l.,
the cnEnfnarlnns at The artenal 10 render mt MI
tho aid pu-sil,c In prrsrr' in" the lHhlc peacc.
JAME. u. WIiltAn4.

The cnsnfna,lnns at The artcnal 10 render mt MI
JANE. u, W.,rAn~.
fnscrnHF of 1nhtana.
The President sent Mt nn.c {or the Secretary of
Whr atltt ha,i Il rl)uhllltAtiul Hycr The matter.
Ruth we're very notwithstanding t;ny. Williams,
an,l cElu. aiy 80 hceanse lie has awnys mul,.
stIfi, ytutcnt nptHstton To infringement ty tit.
Fedora! liuvcrtncnt On the AnyGrtiln rights of
States. a'lI ssIs elected Oh platform whci, ,le
e'hrel TINT interference of the Fc,craf military
will purely 8tatc a!ars was tyrannIral nnl n
u1urpattun.
The Cunstttnston authorizes the President to
send trMo1': intn statc osIr whcl' the l.cRisla-
surc tails fur them. ur by tho uuvsrnor liz MI
venru, nn!I The cnnsta'tt'ary or militia force ut
thr State has tcen shown ~ he Unable 10 main"
taiti teaee. In every instance Wien truu,ss have
been acnt tnts, lhe stsltf lfIcsc conditions have
criticised by Gov. W.li,anls nnu lis pns.Y for
answering t,lu rorsttt,ti,ana demand.
The question that catnc 10 the Presidents
mind was, II II Wis violation Of The c0nsseu-
to tustl,aa mil legal demand, how tnUth more
II wutilh bc ttI acIttt them In answer tu Gov.
Willlatnt' Informal ttctnands
Secretary MctraTy sent the following reir]y:
:: 1naope ID s 1!y 1G In e. sS,s"es Ss !" Il
furniai cali upon .hc President, n,.ucr The ton
ss'intinn aa statutes for nissrJ aid in *tpprer..
tinted states anu enforcing the pruces+ of Fcdcral
co"F''. "z'*ar y: y..!a,s;s M,s;H1Mrws y, w..,
The atsove cnnstitutca the cntirc eurrespont1-
.uxclr J,xMy," n1n sos.tx-LAw, AND TIE
D<po..a 10 c.st"na.; sta t:"qutr-r tf,.m.>.
WAsIlSHToS, AMs. H.--lhcre Is II tuud story
told hefc hy uh ln!tanapolis gentleman al'cni
Tie recent strke which, Il .r.'s, :sas to show
tat IJIue-Jtaus Williams Is not Ut TINT class OF
Statesmen whu furvrt their pour relatives whci,
fortunes Bnilc lius btcsi f,rulilte.' As lul, IL
appears that, wIscn the strike reached Indiana.
Uhctc Jimmy ''a.! son.s';law engaged i1 ~
indianapolis for II. l.tlls with tith oI t.lttlEt
and WIS hauled up by the Indignant railroad
bunt's II few miles outside of ttlr 1o!fneF wy
f'ccutning alarmed cofircrtt!t lhe SAFELY " us
caryt,. Tic 1on-sts-aT 1'1adr ~ way ~ lnHa''
at,ulis and appr,srh tnyle jimmy ut tic s.tsla-
tn,I, wI.crctls,n lllile JcaEs Eayc Him luGu-
.Hcht somewhat hltin to tho following;
Exrsu1.,E mrr,cE STATE y Sx lsiE.x:. !, AZ: iSn..S,
T,r bcarcr., II tht. IL my s',n-n.law. | hope The
r.1Ecr- "f aIuw htln tntrinsrart his cattle 10 H.
luEfs In aafrty. J. u. WtLLta'ts fi"scrnor,
Armed with lhtB document thc son~fn.law re-.
tra.rd Ills steps to where tic train was hauled
IN aud cxiitItc,l II to tic r,ngfcalcrs, who were
stopping ttAins. lta ct1e.t wns ii!aEfeni; aill
ns The starry goes, tic train WAS allowed 10 nru-
cec.l to iis .lcAttuntluu without InFter it1U!tstu
tion. W'r1,, In day or two, after t1Ic strike III
lfnitana ash.,inrtlE Eravcr pr,i'0Ftlot UnclcJ Jimmy
wa. rscgr,l by his trlcnlh !ntertnse the strong
arm VI tho Slate tn inlL IL tnwt,, anil liz x'ns
urged to call out thc militia of Tho State. ulHu
Jctns fusit.l tue opportunities to do sotnclhns
rnttl,l not bc resisted, ahd he Was forced tU a;t.
lie waA un,lcr obligations somewhat to tic
strikers Tor allowing lita sonin.law to have tic
right u way, aud he -apprehvned that II hs
,,.ci the Htate militia against them that such
nctfon on ilts VarL co,1ll iIar1ly he the cxact
tiling after thc iaross whcl, !'a.l been extended
him. liz PRAYED equal 10 the emergency, how
ever. atnl Without rccittnx TINT domestic yio~
lcucr existed III the Stale, hc ignorul nrece-
trsnp.. Ills informal application, tf course,
f'unu tts wRy 10 The wnstr-baakct; but mean
wi,fIc tie troubles substdctl, And unctc Jlmmy's
strategy hn.: gtvcn lin opportunity to fail to
rec,,gnixc iinycs. Keep Oil EU'nl terins with The
strikers, AMI hold b1rft tho Htatc militia fro,n
Interfering IL any u,aAncs. THIS IL al,oUt rs
mitch ~ 0ncie 'lnImy'a most ardent conAtitu-
cuts could have demanded u him.