Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-07-27
THE MILITARY ARM
Systematically Used to Bring
Order Out of Chaos.
OUTLOOK FOR THE FUTURE.

w LOOA YIN 1AiG - SENG'
Justice is Aroused. and the Courts Have
Begun to Indict and Arrest the Of
tenders Normal Conditions Already
About Restored.
CHICAGO, July 1l.-Slowly but stead
lily, calmly and certainly, as BELTS the
supreme power OF great nation through
out all the wide stretch of its domain
where evil-disposed persons are taking
advantage of the exceptional industrial
condition to incite violence and blood
shed, the Federal government is moving
to the accomplishment of that for which
its powers were delegated to it by the
people, the preservation of order and the
safety of life and property. At Chicago,
in connection with the State and munic-
ipality, it has already brought peace out
of the condition of war which prevailed
last week. At San Francisco, Sacra-
mento and various points in Colorado
and Washington, where the unruly are
creating havoc, it has let loose the dogs
of war in token OF its intention to have
peace, even if it has to fight for it, In
this city the military arm has accom-
plished its purpose; the judicial arm has
taken up the orderly course OF its duties,
which include the fixing upon the guilty
parties the measure of their crime and
the fitting of the punishments thereto.
The first step in this procedure was the
assembling OF the Federal grand jury
and the delivery of charge to 1t by
Judge GrOsscup.
That it is the intention OF the national
authorities not to be turned aside from
an exhaustive inquiry into the questions
which it has undertaken to pass upon
| by mere technicalities was evinced at
| the outset by the brusqueness by which
it swept aside the plea of privacy and
privilege which the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, with a due regard for
the privacy OF the messages OF It's clients,
was forced to put in, when the jury called
! for the messages from President Debs to
| the members OF his order which had
| been transmitted over its lines. The
/ court held that public safety was para
mount to private right, and SO ordered
!; ;t% a. + I,i ;ntdnt;on Of the Government not
~ ~ y h oi 100 ionr bont the work in hand
' W. sboUn NV the fact that the footsteps
y" g." tba toIoaronb ofIicial who hronght the
Sis ,nd has had scarrelv ceased to echo
ioi,p, tho onrridors ieodino to the Grand
% ;npu , roo,n When the bodv filed into
c July and ,ni nnno1nced II had found a trne
Iii Sf '' indictment Pending the arrest
Of the nareons Tins mt under indict-
mani +be nnbiic was allowed to draw
n aiI 49, from The nremises and
snch preliminary data AZ il had at hand.
That President 1ehbs was the man none
donh+ed and snhsenuent developments
instified the sIrmisel
Toncbing the outlook for the future
o,,tsida If Chicago II NAV he said that
to.davie dienatches we're almost uniform
IN tanor r. The effect that normal condi-
ti 80 UTi bad oIraadv been restored. or that
tbav were ranidIy annroaching that state,
o and +bere seems to he no reason at this
~ri+; va,r 70 S1nnose that the progress to-
, maiSies W conoplata raenmnti6n Of trade
o 49, t,a fic ,riII moot With anv serions
" ,.to an tbe nom;ng DAYS shall succeed
oncb o t'b In nther words if does not
eaonl noooihle viii all the forces Of law
and order as now arrayed. with their