Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-12

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asylum FOR all the cutthloats OF uhe
country
Now an this should be Illuminating
to southern manhood. but when VS.
see sucl sentiments as the above COPIED
~ Southtrn pnpera-@IeNns papeIs
without adverse criticism Il IS tuli Tine
q inquire. Where rs the southern
Democracy driving toF
Now those who defend Mr. CleVe,,
lnnds sending troops 10 ChlcAgo Cil
attention to the fHct that N 1903
Federal troops were sent to Harpers
Ferry. and also into south carolina
during Andrew JacksOn's second term.
! am surprised indeed 10 find men VINO
have any regard for their reputation
citing such cases. az q precedent Tor
Mr. CleYcland's course. Why, the cases
arc not IN the least analogous.
Amy school boy Of ordinary attain
inonts ought 20 know that the United
states has complete Jurisdiction over
any OF her reservations and that the
arsenal at linrpers Ferry with ll5
extensive grounds Is upon United
states ftierNatldn. When OssuWotamle
Brown captured TINS ARSENAL with All
It's employees and held 1t the govern
ment had full authority TO send troops
20 recover her property, precisely as
she would have authority 10 send
troops today into the state Of Florida
TO recnpture Fort Barancas or Fort
Plckens, in the event these forts. or
either or thcm, should be wrcsted from
the government by any force whntso-
ever, This is so plain that any further
discussion on THIS point Is needless.
Ihe case oi NbdfeW J0rkApn's nitro
ductlon OF Federal troops Into South
Carolina bears not the slightest
analogy TO Mr. Cleyelnnd's late action
ANA the politicians who maintain that
the cnscs are parallel, are either
simpletons on chnrlatans, because
president JACKSON h9d iull warrant FOR
his action, and President Cleveland had
none M all south Carolina had oill-
clally declared that such and such eN-
else laws were Illegal ana that the
revenues under them should not be
collected. The Federal excise officers
were dcflcd to execute their functions
and tho United states marshals We're
powerlo7a TO aid them. The state legis-
luture had declared that certain Fed
oral laws We're nullae via ana inter
dicted their official execution within
the territorial limits Of South Carolina
In short, South Carolina through her
governor md general assembly was I'm
state of rebellion against the general
government. In this emergency
Andrew Jackson had no recourse left
but 20 send troops into South Carolina
10 inforco the Federal statutes lie said
that South Carolina could not Invnu-
date any Federal law. that she could
secede u she chose to-, but "by the
etcrnals she could not nullify; that
she could get out Of union and do as
she pleased; but that she could not re-
main In tho union and enjoy AM It's
benefits without holman A., bo,,
burdens OF taxation
Now II any man will stultifv himself
by attempting TO justify MIR. Clpve-
lands course by Mr.. Inrissnn's ocflan
let him now speak out, pcrceivo that
several Democratic uapars arc notlctns
with evident g9ntincation TINT r..
puiiienns rsnernIy throuphout tba
country are commencing MIR. Cleva-
lands usurpatlon OF Governor An.
geldts prorocntlve. Indeed moro l.
noting surprising in thia Indorso,,,,,t
a.