Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-26

ASPECTS on TIN CUTTING casa.
Tie Cutting case. which al frsi was
0uly o sooa matter Shat shOuid have been
ses5lod ~ tat police o0uu u Fasc del
Noye, aas grown ~ DC an International
question The Uaisod States government
MADE porenpsOIy demand sor Cutangs
release Tac Mexican authorities having
immediate charge q h.m refused 10 obey
There .ht mas.or a. present stands, The
Nuiy @ty - sett.e q is, b. diplomatic
uogogat.0n ., by Che submission u ne
( prisoner % .hc terms 81 his oapsors; 81 S,
Z BY gnr-sAc fna. rosor, Il diplomacy Is
10 be relied opou, tAs puforgnDoie vicaim
VII grSbsoy lAurv.sb pps1 be Is pretty
sired bGOre liberated by that Sow
DrVooss, Ep,oss cur government ADOPTS 8
NOR, 8tc,aod and emphatic t0ne than Is
( uspsl II Is not o0peeivGN.t that lse
( McyoAns, with al taer ignorance and
! arrogance, w0u.d SO Tie lcngsh q cAal
Z .euEag VS. 80 contest a. arms The
4 memogy q CAapultcppc ~ Baeps Vista,
" Moline as Eey, .s p9i ysi extinct and
aptG they arc s0rEotlen tAe MeXio&ns
\ Wli hardly Dc suci6dl enough 70 invite
Shclr rcpetlisep and Cutting seems
stubborn enough 70 resist she eserps 81
B iAt loos, Mexican officers so gel rid II
,bt elephant or taeir hands ~ masking
Z sim give eaG
IL Is worta while 10 laoS lpto she gaer,
lts 81 tac case and .oarp waas are the
grounds Ter Tie Imprisonment, q 81
American citizen in Mexico, and apog
what grounds car government wiU ash
BIS release BY ,aw q; Mexico sep.
jocss q toreign siate who &c q th.ba
ioroidaoa ~ the Mexican laws, Dot not
prohibited By ,sS state 81 which they ar,
citizens may bc held 10 answer toT 81,
0Eense In Mckee, Il tAeS can BE- takeg
6uywherc under the jurisdiction q TIA
country Cutting Tpp,iSAod deRehcle
iion q MexioAa Ia Texas newspaper
/, 1t was bet an oneNsS VndeE iAe laws @
/, Texas, Npt * was Ny tae Mexican law
As Ions as be reMAincd 10 Texas he Wa
safe, hot a. soon as be Nentvred upon a.
/. territory Of Mexico the law 81 task cocr
a ,sy was spplitd, saG As MAS arrested
J, SO the question Is, csR one goSernnSp
hold the subjects Of another resRonSi6.
ior lnaocert acts doae al home, wh,ch ST
& criminal BY the laws ~ the forms
v eountr,i The Washington gOSen
e meat viii hold ths, Il osnnoi, $
the law Of the locality where u
act was committed Is supreme tt
y Mexican government will maintain Il
i right 10 enact any lsW Il chooses, aud
y Spply Il 10 any person sEausgressiug. A
~ sovereign state 1, has The rig6t 70 ena'
any such law, but tbSt it can arrest
foreigner for yiolsNpg !t 81 home, a.
I, hola him 10 ansWeF for the act, Is q
question TO be settled. The governmel
I, a. the United states hss shown Us pos
sion en- this question In dealing vii
Germany, where Il has been attempted
hold to military service 0smSn-h0l
n citizens who left their native land "a
az came 70 WIS N|AAAft "A~t NANNA WV
NJ nataraliged, went bacS home yisiun
\ The laws q Germany hold certain Of /
subjects 70 military duty, Ras the Ian
Is Of this country rocogni1e no such dut
a. and when, therefore, German eltiSe
u oWlas military duty, comes here, throS
M Oh his allegiance and takes uR oltiSensh
e N America, be Is, As an American ei
asn, held 10 be released from shs reQaiv
meats Of the German military Law
y H. then, born subject Of = forell
4, power is protected against the laws
that country sitter be is nStorsliaed, ho
i much more ough, We 10 protect o
native citizens against the arbitrary Law
H. Of foreign state,
Cutting viii probably be released WIKI
positive and threatening call i ma
N upon the federal authorities Of Me
- Too Ile will be turned loose al