The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-11

Crittenden Censured for His Leni-
ency to the Gamblers.

Governor Ceitteulen has evidently made
sentence OF the court would have inspired
greater respect for not only tie law but
himself.-FarmIngtOn Times.
We are lot sufficiently informed in the
premises To Judge the governors action,
but hope the future will prove the wisdom
of his course, although We greatly fear an
error has been committed. - Lawrence
Chieftain.
Gov. Crittenden has pardoned the gam
blers whom it has cost 81. Lonis so much
money and toll to convict, bnr what good
citizen can pardon Gov. Crittenden ior This
wanton abuse vi his power ?-Saline
County Progress.
We don't know what the governors no.
lions were, but are satisfied he ought to
have let the black-legged gentry remain
where the law had put them, as their crime
was persistent violation and defiance of
it.-Independence Sentinel.
1t seems that il is only the poor rognes
poor way OF showing his political wisdom
friends are beginning very much to doubt.
-Moberly Headlight.
Gov Crittenden has committed grave
and objectionable error in pardoning the
four gamblers six days ago sententenced to
the county Jail by Judge Laughlin for
direct and open violation of the state laws.
Louisiana Journal.
To the astonishmont of the public and
the disgust OF Charley johnson and the
prosecuting attorneys, Governor Crittenden
has pardOned the gamblers sentenced 10
Jail last week. We must say that the
pardon of the gamblers was slightly too
premature for the public health.-Callaway
Gazette.
Were Governor Crittendens act in par
doning the six ST. Louis gamblers mere
mistake, made In heat OF party feeling,
10 carry out the principles of the demo-
crsts, We could remain sileut, and In a
measure acquiesce. But the act of the ex-
ecutive is, in this case, to our mind at least,
a grieyous error, and while accomplishing
nothing for the good Of society at large, en-
dangers, as far as ii goes, the success of our
democratic party.-FredericktO Plain
dealer.
Gov. Crittenden has gone wrong again
and the Sedalia Democrat is happy. When
ever OOV. Srlttendeu uOts right anu COUcS
down hard Cd criminals, as in the Jesse
James case Tor instance, the Sedalia DEM
ocrat turns its back on him, but when he
smilingly opens the Jail doors ard turns
felOns out TO haunt their purchased free
dom in the faces OF an outraged public, the
Sedalia Democrat receives him with open
arms The Sedalia Democrat evidently
believes that "us fellows ought to stand by
each other."-Saline County Progress.
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