The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-30
MoRuoNs sLNrEN'iO.
AI.s.on READ the criminals u, u''
judge.

sAlr LAKE, Utah, May .' lu e.
Rlnchtuot, Idaho r. ou Monday, ~ B
the Third District Court Judge .
Have. sentenced several mornou- !"
mnprisonmrnt In the House of Cor
rrctiou nj Detroit. Mich, Tor uulaWiu. ,
Icohnbitgtiou. and others tor pohgh-{
NY.
In passing ON the uoIygnmisi-
| Judge Hayes said |,
| "lt is never pleasant duty to III
/ Met punishment upon - irl"W-inhh
but when men commit crime, Aud ARE
duly convicted, IT becomes a duiN I
from which this court must h"l
drlinul, Haunt their imnmy 'n lhr
t,,... ut society. \ uu ARE rtIlu4 "' {
urr,rut as YOU hsNc erred in lhr Hh-' /
'rhrt,Ngrumrut has been exceeding I
rs huicut with YOU. II has 7"uHu' q"
g ,.....,,,u ,ou bN kindness Nuu have
lbIl,dt TO appreciate this aud h'H'i
i,.nrd If. laws luu have been Wi-
I Ird bN Nuur LEADERS. uu hhNr u't"
F., told tina, the laws could not h' 81"
u t,rrrI You have not dNr, u iu ilnhN
' iur ,uur-rlvrs. but hHN" iull'N'" ~
' bliudlN Aa slaves. \ vu SAY ~ N"" 600
.e moi cling To the crimc ut p"'NEHIl
{. ,nu will hr severed from ihr rh"l ''.
III "~yuc of yuu tell me urlNhlrH 'h''
io ,,u. ,,nuld br hut too g.ad Go hhhl-
10 dom pul, ,gumN aud uhrN ihr law ''
yuur leaders would but prruhl N"" ''
'd to ~ submit to you, ARE N'u ''''
men Are you itt TO hr Nu"I''".I
o' ,atil,u- Answer 10y your r"ndu''
49, You drmaud ul the g"Nrthuth 'u'
q All your rights he secured. 100" "'
~, maud has been hunorrd rr' go" ''
IL" fu.r tn obey the laws at the 'uuh''
We whose protcrtlon you claim, hhu N"'
"'. ln-r YOUR right tu cuWwt 'l'm' "'
i'' thr ground that tt rs part "
-' ,uur religion to do so. u ''''
'h w,, AN excuse. then every class '
ms ,riuiunl, could Justify llu u'7' we
h" bN simply handiuH together '',
''- claiming ~ religious duty 'hr ''t'
!, ~ To- practice crime.
'U' 10 illustrate. Nupp"-e soIu' '"n
''" of thieves should clHlm ~ I'Nh'"'
'"7- Iut, the right to steal your pi"P'l'
If lhrN were caught hnd '"ull'n,''
'A" and iutrrpusrd zucll clHlu, ani N-H'
fnr -uspcnsiou of brul"urr 90" u"
''", Ground. would yuu not H7h "l U'
zee" enforce the law and T"l',' !"
'',' uropcrtE Certainly you """'" va
nm thc right TO- 80 ia your tNa''
~ luN. hblNltk lu1llhfl7 w ''''' ~
gen riyht TO a,k arigld cuiorcrn'n
Irr'' ,he laws. to the rud llHt your 'I'n
are -hnl nc punished and inni you're
lW" example shall not be- llauulrd 100
VIM tnrr of society.
BE not deceived. lou urr
large criminal aud NJ such shall receive
nuui.hmcmt, your crime merits \
h"' crime M not n new one. AZ ONE u
II lhr i, had come iouthoid In Hrrrcr.
.uD'l' ,yn, b, them abolished, Hnd 10y ID
p'Nh If y4s looked down upon ~ lhr !,
hu7'- ,,c,.of bnrbariau- ltWH- i"ruu
hy the Romans through ne "I
urriol uf their history Nhr''
.,,urrI Europc, as arulc, spurnrd d. W
q, Io, sought ut one time 60 bee Irp'Hu"'
.IIirr- i'm England. but they wlpra Dr. '"'
:. rit, law. going 7u tar ~ our Tune
d, rnl- make 1t "a capital ollrn'r.
rand This AsiHtir plant can u"' u""' .
.,rI,..t Auplo. saxon soil. I'M rr'" "'
t'rnsn| nnri-m must give w~ ''''
I.,Tu. p,plrr civilization. ('uI 90
u, rr. uu-t be- abandoned and h
.I,ns Grade ui morality bee Hd" .lr' ~
d.. u,. lr,urct to prosper 100 lh'7 .""
.trrrt- me safety, the huppiur-- ia"
.rri n the good order of society 'h' l''
.rrlrr. v ton Of public morals H""
..,.. re,nrd 10 bubble deccucy dcw'
.ryrr,l rigid enforcement OF tnr'N".