The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-22
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upon 10 take ~wnisance VI .here disturbances
n the facts we're exactly nsrs~~i, and II the
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upon the Dcnn~rai@. my duty ~nnid hc thc
same II will M, do Tor me ~ for any uflsrial
before whom The qnc~siuns may come h ,tcat
them pthrt~l~a Than IN ~ nnraftl3an way
Tie partisan press will naturally taka 4 pArti
san view II tho ease, ami will bc held 10 ac.
conni for aiding III" Republicans In nannting
the hiooay shirt Az II N called, bn. inr all
that rIall 10 my duty AZ chief Magistrate ~
Ill the people, 10 Democrats and Republicans
alike, and in the faithful execution nf the
laws. Justice shall demand Tho punishment ~
this or that man. whatever his political runncc.
tionn may bc, shal not be deferred hy part
san criticism All that | know Il that grca,
crimes have hcen committed, and |, IL my duty
10 ALL III tho punishnsen. &c tho Grim.
inAlA ! do not think tho southern leaders
who have promised Ia protect tho blacks IN thu
exercise ~ their rights arr responsible tot those
crimes uov. Hampton for example, lin. tried
repeatedly 10 repfe.s tie violence which las
characterized tho campaign In Nonih Carolina,
AMI failed. suel, Republicans ~ Judge Leo, Mr..
isainoy anl cN.HiAtc Senasar Hwalla, ol tha,
STATE, have advised mc OF tiesc facts. They
say that Hampton cannot eoi,rol thu red SHIRTS.
~ they call ilen, AMI they havo repeatedly Ia
formed mo " speeches hc as made dnrlcraii,r
violence Ia TIM nolliue. ~ tho campaign. and
II appears that aay Sich"llr, Ia Louisiana, IL
earnestly opposed ~ .lao~a proceedings af III.
~amn kind " vinlrnes III lila Stat. The officers
of The Department ~ Justice have beeii In.
struesed 10 carry III, she proceeding. alread,
bcgun against the ,lrrrrdasars-- not only against
sho~a Ml,o have AlrcaA heen arrested, bu
agnilis. .,hrrs vim will noon In arrested II Ii
proposed 10 make \ clean sweep ot ihis buHi
ness, and exhaust every legal resource In tbs
execution ~ justice 1hs Integrity NJ AmcrI
can eitixanrlip lan been grossly violated Ii
widespread loeali.l.#. Il n,n.s aud shall II
vindeated