The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-04

There are two ways Of executing any Law. th'
one By wisdom and conservation and hrm
apd an oyerbearine disregard Of the fsslinRi
II need not now express any opinion in re.
gard TO the Dlspensary law. but ] may sal
| that In my judgment the Governor IL attempt
W.ed mannss II. ought 10 know that att the Rn.
| Rlo-Saxon race. particularly In our day and gen.
GRAFTON will not submit beyond certain noia'
The Constitution OF the United States and oil
the states Eu.rsntee the citizen aasi,nst I'M n
tiHer an syssion Of this Sacred right.
| Gov Tillnan must not imagine, from the
patience and submission Of tue people Of the
| city OF Charleston. where he Seems to have,
execution oi this law. that the people outside
| OF that city. less accustomed TO the restraints
submit to Sis invasion Of their fights '0'''
And II would be the part q prudence on his
part to go slow in the right direction Of very
encourage in the slightest degree lawisssness
or resistance in any form to lawinl authority.
rule, have not.resistsd the lawful authority. :
There may he exceptional instances, as
justify the wholesale denunciation which he
seems 70 have nut upon them: From what
not b..n the O iss. Z excuse or jastiieston Tor
ordering the military to these points He has
done It At at. enormous expense to the tax
to look out for that"
The citizens OF Florence are now getting I'M
militia. AsIds from ali talk q srr.sts and
possible infringements OF the rights OF citi,
the soldiers in town e an Insult. Mayor Hur-
sey this afternoon said:
: s ts. q F e.: b.s S reS S.s.
since Friday night ther. bs. been 10 trouble
due wholly to tho outrageous murders com.
mittsd in Darlington by the spies, and the call
here for aid IN running down the murderers.
The msnper In which the troops have
to It's psscetulness. but their continuance here
sipgi. minute an ontrags no s. only npon
Pc p.y Of
bringing and OF keeping them here.
There has not been time here during the
Florence for the violation Of any State lay, aud
snce would have. rendered him ali tho necss-
:. in your opinion. Mr., Mayor, will Il hs pcssi-
pensary here and run II on the lines on which
s:ior. the trouble ~ h DasltnstSn
psn:sTy act i warranted by o.. Gonstitption
no trouble in conducting the dispsnssry here
as before. except we do not propose to haye
SST Tssrs & :. nv To-
the s:srchnS Of busIss Paf;S. =; 2, to any
~ except our homes.
We do not regard ourselves a. murderers.
felons. or thsves. and any construction OF the
law IN that no homo can be searched except
where persons are Inspected. dow Tillman.
without the consent OF tho State Board OF Con-
toi sna whns soms o. mem vers Ia .ne S' .h
profits accruing to us under this law.
hope. however. that the opportunity will
state to repeat the tragedy enacted at OAR
lington. One drop Of human blood IL worth
more than ali tho whisk ey the State owns and
all the monsy In the treasury. But are We 60
ing to assert our rights II II cost our lives"
statement comes Tonight from Darling
ton that the Mayor has received a telegram
from Gov. Tillman informing him that II full
protection II not given the spies to como back
and testify at the Coronsr's Inquest It will be
the beginning OF a bloody war.