Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

to sny: His policies were moi as ws
expected. He ia no, the man WIN bns
been pictured TO us through cfrtain
newspapers These newepapera could
not stand II. Il mnde Them alclt M
heart. Something must be done wa
viii try our old game.
llsten what Major Pcnand or Gail
Neatvn sayS and this Interview comes
from the News 90 today.
Major Peniand, who was I'm at
tpnt"nce on tlte ercamnmcnt and pres
cht when GOV iiogg delivered his speech
says; The remarks attribatod 20
Coy, liogg by the News corrcanundent
were substantially correct as far as
they went, but some portlona OF his
Hpeeeh. which deem Important to
convey an iuea OF itH general purrort.
were lefi out. For Instance, that por-
iion of the speech referring so ths
constitution OF 1856, the governor stat
Ing VA substance that II the DISRUPTION
should come, which iiod grant Il never
may. he hoped that Texans uAght Re.
main united and preserve thalr national
mtegritS under the constitution OF 1876
IN THIS CONNECTION he made patriotic
alluslon to the stars aud stripes
''ls there any rebellion In THAR why
conldn't the News have published Il az
II was2 60 read tho Interview Of Gem
efal j.. NJ opcnhelmer. who heard the
arecch, and puts an entirely different
construction upon It aa writ,en by tho
News
$50 far as am concerned am not
here 90 condemn President Cleveland
for sending troops to Chicago, but i 10
say that II Governor HosR had been
governor OF Illinois, | believe Il would
not have been necessary The president
OF tho United States under the follow
lug laws, has the RIGHT To send troops
into another state, and under these and
under gu the circumstances. he had
the right 10 net aud did 70 wlseiy.
practically and promptly iint he viii
never be compelled 10 10 80 IN Texas as
Ions os Governor hogg is at the holm
OF aintc.
Says Section 5000 Of the Revised
Statutes OF the United sthtcs.
Whenever by reason OF unlawful OBJ
structions. combinations, or assem-
hlaHca Of persons or rebellion against
the authority OF the government OF tho
United Stntea II shall become imprac-
ticRble, In the Judgment OF the prcsl-
dent, 20 enforce by the ordinary course
uf judicial proceedings the laws OF tho
United states within amy state or ter
rtory. It shall be lawful for the pres
iient to call forth the militia OF any or
all the states, and 10 employ such parts
of the land and naval forces OF the
United states as he may deem neccs-
s1ry to enforce the faithful execution OF
the laws OF the United states, or 70
suppreAs such rebellion, IN whatever
state or territory thereof tho laws Of the
United States may be forclhly opposed.
structed.
"fAlHu section b2ol of Revised Stat
uteH OF the United Sintoei
Whenever inaurrertlon, domestic vio-
lence, unlawful combinations or con-
splracirg IN any state no obHtruets or
hlndors the execution VI the laws there
or. aud OF the United States, aa TO de-
prive any portiou OF claea OF people ot
aurh state OF any OF the rights, prlvi-
lcgcn. or imnuniilos or protection,
named In the constitution ind secured
by the laws Tor the protection OF such
rights, privileges or inimunitieF, aud the
constituted authorities OF such state ara
unable to protect, or, from any cause.
fnil In or refuse protection OF the people
Ia such rights, such fncts shall be
doomed u denial by such state Of tho
equal projection nf the laws OF which
they arc entitled under the constitution
OF The United Stnteas and IN all such
cases, or whenevcr any such insurrec-
ton. Yiolouce, unlawful combination or
conspiracy opposes or ohstruct8 the
laws OF the United States, or the duo
structH tho due course OF Justice under
the same, It shlel be lawful for tho
president, and II shall be hiH duty, 70
take such measures by the employment
OF the militia or The land and naval
forces OF the United States. or Of either.
or by other means ne he may deem
necessary, for the suppression 81 such
inaurrectlon domestic violence. or COM
blnationa.'
'By talking With Brgadlor ucncfai
Smytho. Colonel Van Hhndt and Captain
Kelly. OF the Lloyd Rifles. you can lind
out that no ouch impression was made
upon their minds as the Ncws has
written
"doyernor Hogg viii not BE- Injured
when the people find out the truth, he
win sim in the future, as In the past.
be not only the strongest, but the most
beloved man Ia TeNaN, and The people
OF the state viii be the only sufferer1
by the foul ISLANDERS made agninst him.
"Govornor liogg'a only object was 10
convince the military forces that hu re-
Rnrdcd them as men NJ for duty Not
AS butterfly ornaments or pailor dudes.
as some people gctn to thinks that no
truntcd them and dcpandod upon them,
and his speech MAS 10 encourage Thorn
10 prepare thcmHelyea for the duties
Of soldiers and 10 show them that no
depended upon them and not the fedor-
al soldiers 10 keep down disturbances
Brigadier General Gmythe Of tho sre-
ond brigade, Texas Volunteer Guards,
III m the city. lie heard Governor
HogRs speech al Austin. IN speaking
about II last night he said that GOV.
ernor HogH In bis speech haid ne hoped
tho time would never come when the
Lone gtnr flag md the Stars and
stripes would moi foat from the dome
NJ Tho oapitDl SO fur az supprcnsing