Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
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6ULLIHdN IN DANCER.
EVo Will Not I8- safe From Arrest
Fyen tn New YOTA.


NEw YoRK. July a. Mr.. Lindsay, an as
sistant di';fict attorney, was asked THU
morning IL SnllivHn could be arrested IL
this city aud rxfradired to Mississippi II a
r, gu s ton for his arrest Is +, crivsd bi
auvrinor Hill from G vernon Lowry. IT,
.eply Mr.. Lindsay SAID: ~ qnrsttonabl,
be could. The LAYS nf extradttion Ia every
tate are founded on the United State
sta ut-s, and per.ou can b. extradited
for any crime. II Is not necessary thas tn.
crime shall be felony. The statutes EN-.
brace every crime, aud a mn can be eS-
rHdted on the charge OF drut kenuess
There have been ma y DECISIONS 10 thr
.ourts where men havs be' n x.radi'ed ~
ult-d. meannrs. We had a mAu TX radt d
from N W J-r-ey about four ysars ago TO-
conspiracy, aud IN ano hsr instance han
wo men eztcadited for sendiLg chai
ltnRea
Mr.. Lindsay added that he did nor know
whe her any request for the rrqu sltIon Of
Su iiviu had b-en received by Governor
ail. The reports In the newsna efs were
10 the effect that Governor Lowry hat
alegraphed to the governor OF sveIy stat-
asking that orders should be given Tor the
arrest of sullivan, and that he be hed natl
| rtquisition papers w1ra received. 1t T.
noi at all uni key that the necrssarv prper
have air. ady bean rec-lved BY q ,rerno
| ail. II they hay. be'n, or the = v3rnor
| Sullivan. tina order directing his arrest
| gOnld b. sent to Suparini endsnt MURRAY,
and he wnuli order Inspector Byrnss o.
ms of the other inspectors 20 arrest
| Sal ivan. Nothing Wnrli BIZ done by tn.
| district attorneys cfflca until on aires
mad been made, when Co'on-l Fellows OF
on- Of MS II. slStanis would appear In court
| 10 en.tain tha order ~ x radi''on.
There Is rumo MI We hat G " 'rnor II "
has alte4dV oI The r.qnsst ct q iv4rnoi
| LiwrycrHnted an order forthRex at ionni
| tOepugiliSt, and that tina order for MS Hr'a
~ how 10 the hands OF superintendent Muir
| ray The champion" is -spscFAd 10 arrtv
in hi city to. mo row and Is to stenterec
| a 'grHud reception
Judge Nc Alis'er Of Tennessee IA reported
% hhv- held IN the Snlivan habeas cornu'
nase q at pr'za nshtlng, heipo mlsdA
meanor urd1r the Mississippi law, Il nn
-xtrpditAbls II 'nca. ThA language q
m" United states Constitution is tha' "a per
.on Gnargat III any state win treason, tHlon'
nr other crime. who shall fl,a from tu.t'c
and he found In another safe, shall on d
mand Of the ex4cHtive au' hcriiy o. the stare
from which h. d.i. be dsilv 're mp % b.
removed IN the state ma Ving ltisiiction o
the crime
This language was before TIE Unite State
Sup ema Court fo- chns'ructtou 10 the caa'
Ut Common wealth OF X 'ntncKy va. Dsnhi
-on, Governor o. ONO ga Bow 6b), an
Chtei Justice TanaY said: "L1os ny a
the language OF tue clause, II Is difficult u
comp'eheni how any dou'T cou hav
,ri.en a. to Its meaning and construction
rhe words treason, felony or other crime
ia their pialn and obvious import. as VS.
~ IN their legal and technical sense, rm
brace every act 10, hidden aud made pun
i-hhbla by Law Of a state. The wnrI
'rrim-' OF Itself includes every otf-nc
from the highest 10 the lowest In the grad
f'ff4uces, and Includes what are cdlle
'niSdemeanoIs' US we'll as treason an
felonpn