The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-08
THE ANARCHISTS.
Even Human RattleSnakes
Have Rights.
rHE roLEoK NOT AvrocEArs.
An Anti-&narehist Attorney Hotiy
AssaIls Judge Tniey, who
Replies Calmly.

CmEeAso. Jan -.-puriaE the arguments
IN judge Ialey eouri to-day IN .ae matter
al the application cf tsc anarchists sor an
injunction % prevent the police fran break
lag az, pah3ic meetings d tae se-ealieA At
5c7t5T Y,-----7s - T,s---s- were erllreu-
ed by wsra speech msdc ly Attornsv
Knight assistant corporation coxusei
ggdse Tuiey hal been rUiiIug some Aypo-
ineiiesl eases 8ad asking some questions
I that seemed 10 Indicate thar be favored
giving the Arbeiier Eand 4 chance.
AFTER considerable discussion she iadrs
finally said i suog as wei as auybl -
that gight rein must sse drawn us .es-
leace, and that disorder musi be held alsh
an sroa hand: bat kaow fully Is vel that
the police lsusi uot De allowed ~ aveTs-ep
the 4iIRits of reason and lsw The pei;cc
are apt 90 gFow in the aeiiaf tha- they are
not guardians Of the =, ace, bat autoerals,
and that their power is unlimited.
Mt. knisht atosa aud said. That may
Be; but II tae police 90 exceed the bounds
OF their sRihoriiy they nFU anenahie 70
the court, Bst your ho3oF IS falling into
Inc same rat thar tne master pi Chaacery
lunblei into. Nuu are ssyiug Ia effect. /
believe what these anarchists say Whea
they aver that they are asSesnhtA AZ fo-
peaccable purposes, aud / 10 Dot believe
the police when they aFrr That taees
More important % people OF this state aud
city tasn interference with the meetings
OF few rabid anaTl hlSts i the principle
thar no court shall inisrfere with ibe e1-
ecutivc administration ~ agairs hy the
city government Ia this matter the ex-
ecutlNe SAYS / believe these men sge
criminals Going or seeking io do as Nil
spies aad Parsons. Believing this, tse
mayor puts up lar AGAINST these
men a. 80 many rattlgSuakts Vhe
prevent kilii0us 81 dollars from
comlOg - this ciiy ia the way ~
capital lhe mayor has adopted a course
OF not waiting Hutl blood IS spilled. as
was done under the Harrison admiaistra-
ilon, bpt OF suppressiug suarehigtic plots
in their bud
"You dare not, unless yos usurp the
powers oi the executive. grant this lnianc-
uon: fou VIII not say I. as chancellor.
let these ratilesuakes batch their eggs of
deyilish anarchy. 10 makes a patriots
hlOsd boil that these criminals from s
foreign soil saauld have the itnuuaeuce
To hrst plot % destroy the law and thsn
seek It's protection. I believe your honor
has too much respect for decency, good ar-
der aud the dignity oi the executive oi
ton
Judge Tuley had listened 10 gils speeeh
quistly thongh several times the color
came and went in his face. When knight
had finished the iHdge said THE remarks
OF the counsel are intempc-ata sor
a legal argument Public opinion never
has aud never win determine law as
laid down from this benea Il people
come 10 this country the veTicEt criminals
Europe OF any other country ever pro
dueed, ard whether they are foreigners or
natives, they have equal rights I'm protec.
ton from imposition and IN the p7ntec-
ton which the law affords. There
is no danger that this court win
exceed its Jurisdiction. Il may be that il
is much more important that free speech
and the right OF peaceful assembly shall
not be tfampled into this dust than that
the police force shall be perpetuatei in a
power which appears 70 be extreme and
auioeratic. Let The court stand adjourned
until tomorrow morning"