The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24

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boadz.ion o! the GoTernuens. In
the debate On the EIsc:ous bill BIZ.
Hsnphill, Of South Carolina, ard NJ.
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might hare .rt1en tie editorial IN 10.
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"The section OF the Eztrtsg inyo!yed in
this smeadEen. ID thu. section which
zrthor;zt6 the rse OF the army and nary
Of the United s.a,es 70 enforce the judi.
csl irdZtaen1 OF the United s,A:a
CourE, Without which there could BE- 10
poTe! On the part OF the courta 0! the
United Stats. The effect OF the amend.
meat Il adopted, woa!d BE- .hz. q
juoiciz! proceis szainEt anybody indicted
or conyictsd under the penal clzuses O!
this statute could not be enforced BY the
rte OF all the poTe. OF the United S:ates.
Adopt the amendment OF the gentleman
from South Carolina. and then, II an
indictment we're found aging. a ballot
box suffer or a bsIlot-box thief, or
a2alnst the murderer OF a voter a. the
poiLg, and II the county where this in.
flc:td pe'son reaided should rise up in
rebellion a2sIrgt the authority of the
court xhen !: undertook 70 b,iux that
man TO justice, then the court would be
without armed power 70 enforce ia an.
thorlty. The language OF the eristiny
Law % not changed. The Plssiden. OF
the United ststea may use the aymy and
nary 10 enforce Judicial process; that l.
the substance OF The pyoyigion,
Major Mckinley is a man who, or
many occasions, has received warm
praise from Democrats ia the House,
no. only Tor bis c4ndo1, conservatism
and lairnets as q partisan, bu. for biz
a. a lawyer, and on the occasion
he faid:
I'm my Judgment It will not do 10 adop,
the amendment p.opoeed by the gentle.
from South Carolina Or. Hemp.
bil), nor la the Interpretation he placcs
upon the section Qualified BY i,s Ian.
II his amendment Is passed
by this House II will take from the Pres;.
dent Of the United States all the power
be would have, under Section 1850, to
enforce Judicial processes unde, the pro.
OF the bill now being considered
by the House. And It must be .eue,n.
bered that Ia the bill we are nov con.
.idering the judiciary has very much TO
10 with It's administration; and
judicia! processes will be con.
and ever recurring in
he coure Of the administration Of
his law. Therefore | say il we should
pass this amendment to-day we deprive
The pfesiden. Of the United States OF the
power which he has held since the
Of the Government TO use
Ihc Army and Navy 10 execute the judi.
cial processes OF the Fedora! courts Of
he land. You might just ss we'll destroy
.his bill q! ones Il you deprive the
United States Government, through It's
Chief Executive, OF the authority to use
he entire Federal force oil the Govern.
nent 10 execute the judicial processes
lnder the proposed measure. We mus.
lot take from the Government the pow.
II 10 execute the judicial DEGREES and
Processes Of .its own courts. and this
amendment should be voted down"
Mr. Hemphill, who offered the amend.
nentS, Ia the same man who declared