New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26

defend himself and answer the charges preferred acn.
hn. There has been no Law passed taking that rob.
III chief proposes TO discharge the members Of thru,
Companies Without 50 much ~ suggestion that thew
are 10 be discharged for cause, tat they have donc
anything for which they ought to be discharged ~
There Is another way 10 look at the question which
IS horc farcaching than any Of ihos: mentioned thu.
far. and that is the obligation contract Tlc~e mem
made contract with the state Ia the state Tor
immuTItca, such exemption from jury du,y etc
lh,y have kept their part of that contract. There
which the contract should be- broken, bar her, an
oi,er Of the state steps IN and ly,: 1t DIS uot
make any difference tJ me WHEELER or not son have
paid, Ia services, pat Tor privilege which you were
srckih5. If You ls;cei 10 1--WE fv' Yeas. aui
eleven months. i, do; ut make dif.rcnc;
to me- ana You .nll not recel.e anything
Mr.. Gardner contchd~ taat IN TN, light the action
of the c'mlandcrlh-chici !, clearly In violation u
in ahothtr company l. 30 .n,wcP To the argument
The captdt Of cach company refuse accept any
not enlist IN another cpmpi'S mi, j, a case where
large humber II enlisted men made suffer
accordance with tie views If tae AdIutanIGcneral o
Alyut tho right Of the Governor To- place commits.
Sl"ncd Oiic III" supcrfumrrdry ~t there moro
doubt IN. uc,tiJn seem, 10 rest upon the ntcrpre
Gardiner di,a, cco with views cXpGr,>"d IN The rrb-
rc a tcw day ago upon t.lat QUESTION The decision
IN which that officer >ad distinctly that putting an
officer on the supcinumcrary ll,t was ny removing
iro;n command. Mr. Gardner SAY, that
thai case wa> not properly presented T. the court, and
d>a-rt"> with the view, there expressed.
outside Of all the law points involved, and con.
Sd"rlnc the u >tion Of policy pare and simple,
Mr.. Gardiner declares that he tOycnorN action tal-
no; be heartily condemned. >uppo>c, for ln't.uce,
that there pOii:,a al riot and he sheriff of this
county was of "A different political fai' from the
GUvcrrOr. The sheriff might call out the Ith ltcsf-
mcnt Ia suppress The rot aud the Governor could ~
Il Strohc of his pen. declare tat there was no such
organization The 18th Regimen In til" state mill Ia
If IN" Governor has such absolute. control over the
ways wlirh might he exceedingly detrimental to the
mill ia. NJ. Gardiner intends 10 bring suits lmn dlatev
10 test The validity Of the Governors action. and
| II j. h. hoped that the Court Of
Anp"alS Will lie called upon 10 give Jude al inter
prtilipn b. tine law ii stands, that changes
be- made If they are needed.
The following scores were made by the members Of
the ETH Regiment kiie Club at tn" first competition
for the Ribcr trophy 200 and 800 yard, reduced Tar.
get, i've shots at each target:
Company Ii.->crgrant Nol-l'a. 30: prIat" Leach. II;
Henson. u 'altan Burn>. ~. and IN.
! C"rri". ~; total. -ob.
/ Company IS. giant 'iaaId -: Captain Murphy
50: >rrc,ant Wunn"nbi c ~ Srgant Dentinger, So
/ and Private O Donnrl IL total. 49,.
Weber, 80 Sergeant Stewart, 80; Io loal Rr'srh, %
Company I.-Piynte Stein. iO Lieutenant Borland -;
Sergeant !. Iioao q; Private Grant IS, and Private
Conn any K.Sc scant Kammrrcr. 81: Sorco,nt rsbch,
SO Corporal Donovan. II CORPORAL Fle>chman. 80 ana
| Irvatr DO hing IL: total los.
The dat" for the athletic games Of the eth Regiment
has been fixed for December a. and preparation, are
already being made to make the event success.