Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-31

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- EHt'I y +t~ that ht- +xteiI*tty. IT.
FIR l:irtttnf TIE tt.it~,: ~tat~-. Iitr
tta- u, ia" h.tluu+ tu 1exntd thv ltr
d+ht vi Oct her II. MI ut 4rk cnu-tj II
the lH'-t!*e feeling tnwArH the unittri
Ut the navy Of the Ini't.l >tnt+.
, That untM tulIate ,ct'u;e,lc+ tp,k puc
on -uti'i+n, III Il district v here til
sailor, 1T r,.-+i+ isiu1 III the hAy q
Val nllarA1<n IA tue habit ut u--+,lhi
Ing, without t.i,tihc, lt,n Of nntlu ut,iy
The Undersigned sdnlits that The o.
curteure of o :tnber 10Th wa. of gteat-
gravity than II ose when usually rc
eur ia the SAME di-trttt hetW+ en- suil.
"r~. which are frequent, mud the far
Ut Knowing that tive utAth1 have re.
suited fr"m 1t among hlx cen wound.
lnen Of th= Bn|tiu.ult, la. sutfic+d It.
give II an extraordinary character ard
| Induce TIL government Of Cnil, to has
ten t. ndol't 1n+a<ur. y ne,rrs.ry to dir
t. ver and punish the guilty parties
and offer III tu: time, IT the = a.iuu!d
t'e grounds fur 10 botuy, such Ief,nra>
t'.n ~ might ne du+.
IFttf1 II t,..f
u.+nceu nn tnt morning which f.i!ow-
ri TIT night ui tll- ,unlf T. -ull~ ,ia, y
t't!urt }tu pre++utt4 yt;ur e 'ml,lnlnt,
bat t4*t ihvts;,xalt,n cuuI. nl u-
ftln>l'tn with the ra1.itl'ty tue +Etvrrn-
MetI ri tul1i DESIRED. !eruus~ t1.~
rules nl r'n euu't in c,iu>t!al t1ut,. r.
.>ntl' ll~A ~ uu' laws uI- -l,'" 1
nltv tl,n,, aud It ~u> Not Ius-t.,I~ for
hr rlcs.lent vt th+ rrpt!h!it t" 40 :i'A
or ~~t @h+ttl r.l.ie. fh Il. lay, in.vl>
t'tl= owing tttiu iunr1~nAt..ct win
~h4'A Ill" uuiri4 a,.tnn r,tus Illus
act, It's t*sutirli+u ttjt government /
the untl rs'En.u tu.:itlAy, Er+a+ Is 10
~ tt!r~', Il ~tHttill-nt Ut lhe difficulty
i'*Iu1n: ~ith Ht.ir gtvttn1l.~Ht. hnu
fht: >th't41hHe'.A. nii.r uf Preparation. fnr
any l".iury .jnl" the sail ~ 1T ,h~
Baltimore, all. hat i1l1snt ". nl1siau-
tr.i tu t'n1liu4 ~utll*r+ O: -a:lurs. at.l
ttia might -:l~rs tt,e r-.1n,u> i,tiity u
t. 'lIi III virN ul ytut tut1l lt.n1ce-
t4oh aud 'tnueldefinK thai up H.. ttn +
1t has i'rrh in,;n'--tt!e tor III" 1riAi
held u; tne judge II tA.. cftuIluAl
unu -r-igucd r+g,rds 1t a, t,l> Auly tu
de:thr+ nlitt n4nrt that tie gtsvtru~
III ~: ut Cu!Ii tutneut- tn. u,vur eu"e
M Octntter lGtn, aud hy way Ut .h,~-
lnk the sincerity of III. feeling aud tie
coutideutr which he has IN tile Justice
Of Ills cause, he tteclne his ~tlIitg-
urs- not to wait the decision ot the ex~
aiming judge, and Proposes /" tue
Uuited States government that the
cuse be- submitted t, the crtslutrAttull
Ut the supreme court Ut tue United
States 1T Washington, to HE rnu that
high tribunal. with lis itArniuK : I'D
ImpnrtiaIity, may determine uur ap
}'tnl whether there IL Auy ground for
reparation, and tn what shape il should
be nude.
The undersigned would remind YOU,
r. fertlpg 10 The conduct of lhe Talpa~
raiso authorities, that 1t appears t,on
tue preliminary examination that they
sent without delay to the sceue Of con-
tl'ct all tie forces ut their di-pos,l be-
lnpglug To the special guard of the
iht+ndehcla, aud t" the police SwAn
-on, Geese. Micl1aels, niarouy. Hon.
,e~, Cunningham, Williams, Talbot,
Ha.lurti, Hodg", Butler. etc.. Sem: en-
belonging to the crew Of the Ralti-
more ~uid to the interpreter OF that
vts+et that the Object Of the police in
Mrresting them was to shelter them
from any attempt to attack by the
EXCITED people. The undersigned
thinks the action Of the police in thik
,untttr should he considered with due
allowance, for civil war had r. Gently
been brought to a clrae and Il govern-
'nent had not yet hcen properly oreah-
iztd, nor did 1t have The force required
to put down R&ti-order of such pr. D ,r~
tions In elort time. lu this ootlnec-
tiun 1t IL proper to recall the words
used by the honorable secretary Of
state al Washington in his note adj
dressed to the Marquis Imperinle, May
81, 1851. "There IL no government,
however civilized tt may be-, however
great may be the vigilance displayed
by its police, aud however severe i's
criminal code MAY be, and however