, 1882-04-29
VENGEANCE.
A Loud Call for Revenge on Jesse
James's SlAyers-
Let net Caesars seryle minions,
h..f- -. IL. Il IN

Nhs no AocIl4al lEAl Slew kltQ,
Twas his own that struck the blow"
Not one among ali the hired cowards,
hard on TIE hunt for blooi-monsy, dared
face this wonderful outlaw, one even
- against twenty, until he had disarmed
, himself and turned his back 10 the sssas-
s:nS,' the first and the only line in a
career which has passed from the realms
OF an almost fabulous romance into that
of history.
! We called him outlaw, and he was, but
; fate made him SO. When the wsr came
he was just turned Of fifteen The border
was all ati4me with steel, and FIRE, and
ambuscade, an1 slaughter. lie flung
himself into band which had a black
flag for banner and devils for riders.
What he did he did, and IT was fearful.
But il was war. II Vas Missouri against
Kansas II was jim Lane and Jennison
against Quantrell, Anderson and Todd.
When the war closed
JESSE JAMES Rad No HOME.
Prescribed, hunted, shot, driven away
from among his people, price put upon
his Leai-what else could the man do,
with such a nature, except what he did
dol He had to live 1t was his country
The graves Of his kindred We're there. He
refused TO be banisLed from his birthright
aud when he was hunted he turned saw
a-ely about and hunted his hunters.
Would TO God he We're alive to-day to
make a righteous butchery Of few mole
! Ui them
| There never was a more coWardly and |
| unnecessary murder committed III al |
! America than this murder ofJesse James. |
! |, was done for money. Ii was done that
few men might get all the money He /
Ind been living IN ST Joseph for months.
The Fords were with him. He was in the |
toils, for they meant to betray HIM He
Was in the heart Of large city. One
word would have summoned five hundred
armed men for his capture or extermina-
ton MOI single one OF the attacking
party need to have been hurt If, when
his house had been surrounded, he had
refused 10 surrender, he could have been
killed on the inside Of it and at long
ranIe The chances for him TO escape
were ~ one 20 ten thousand, and not even
that; hut 1t was never intended that he
should be captured. Il was his blood
TIE BLOODY WRETCHES
We're after, blood that would bring money
IN the official market Of Missouri
And this great common wealth leagued
vi lot Of self-cOnfessed robbers, high
waymen, and prostitutes 10 have one Of
its citizens asSassinated, before 1t was
positively known that he ever committed
sirgle cIime WORTHY of death
0f course everything that can be said
about the dead man TO justify the manner
Of his killing, viii be sad; but who is say
ing it Those with the blood Jesse James
on tn, ir guilty souls. Those who con
spired to murder him. Those who want !
ed the reward and would invent any lie, |
or concoct any diabolical story TO get 1t.
| They have succeeded, but such
CRY OF HORROR AND INDIGNATION
at the internal deed Is even now thunder |
ing over the land that if single one Of |
! the miserable assassiDs had either man. |
| hood. conscience or courage, he would 90 |
IS another Judas and hang himself. But
so sure rs God reisEs, there never was
dollar Of blnoi-m oney obtained Yet which |
! did not bring with it periition- Sooner
| or later there comes day of vengeance
! Some among the murderers are mere |
beasts of prey. These, of course, can
/ only suffer through cold, or hunger, or
| thirst but whatever they dread most,
that thing VIII happen Others again
among the mnrderers are sanctimonlous
| devils, who plead the honor Of the state,
the value If law and order, the splendid
courage required to shoot an unarmed
| man in The back Of the head, and these
viii be stripped 10 their skin of all their
! pretensIuns, and
MADE TO sHI"ER AND FREEZE,
splotcLed as they are and spotted and
pebald with blood, in tie pitlless storm
Of public contempt and condemnation
This to Ire leaders viii be worse than
death.
Norris the end get If Jesse james had
been hunted down as any other criminal,
ard fill,i while trying 10 escape or IN re-
sisr!ng arrest, not a word wonid have
been SAID to the contrary He had sin-
ned and he had suffered. In his death
ths majesty of the law would have vlndl-
Gated but here the Law itself becomes
murderer. II leagues with murderers-
II hires mur,ierers II aids and abets
Inurderers. L. borrows moneyto pay ana
reward murderers- It promises immunity
and protection IL murderrrs. Ii Is Itself
? murde-er-the most aLject, the most
! infamous, and the mcst cawardiy eyer
known TO history. Therefore this SOCIAL
ed law IS an outlaw, and these so-calied
executors d the Law are outlaws There
fore let Jesse James comrades-and he
mas a few remaining worth all the Fords
and L!rties that could be packed together
between S.. L2u:s and ST. Jo- d" unto
them as they did unto him Yes,
THR IND l. NT YET,
uor shall il be. The nan had no trlai-
What right had any officer Of this state
10 pu, price upon his head and hire
band Of cut-throats and highsaymeE TO
murder him for his money! Anything
can be told Of man. The whole land is
filed with liars. robbers, and assassins-
Murder is easy for a hundred dollars