The sun., 1896-10-18


1--WE do not believe that because you have In
your mdst men who value the privilege Of YAK.
Ing breakfAst with the Prince OF Wales more
that because you have In your midst men VINO
Are ready TO undermine and TO overthrow re-
publican Institutions In our s%a, Iana m op Srds tSsm
selves that therefore the fires OF liberty which
for more than century burned upon your W. ~,
believe that the hearts Of a majority Of your
people are loyal to the OF the fathers
the great people OF the South and West who
believe that the time has not como FOR convert
Al present there l., in addition to the gold
standard, quartet q DliEhting sisters In our
land rSs.pecsysIy called i ,oo,, AFFAIR,
government by injunction
Usurpstlon BY the United states Supreme
"All four are clothed in Phariaeeism and pre-
tence, and all recognizes The geld stsnuard az az
PSI or RSoso smile
alyeis and whose embrace means death, have
no more admirers among your people than they
This cam psiEn 10 to decide, not only whether
we shall perpetuate the experiment OF TINS
our nation, but also whether we shall perma-
nently adopt these four sisters Into our house
fs%iy hSld Sna make them the ruling members of tho
WORRIED BIT THE UNION GENERALS.
Gov. Altgeld next referred to the so-called
crime OF 1873 and the rest OF the money issue
In the FAMILIAR POpOCrRtlC manner. ne lnhuo
An especially venonous attack on the Union
Gsnsrels now campaigning In the West, OF
Finding that the facts and the arguments
were against them. the gold standard peopl are
resortinG to viliihcation and abuse, o specimen
Of the West by a triplct OF retired Generals
drawing high ealaries, who have been giving
Under tn Of Mr.
who showed in their 9rst efforts that they did
not know the eone-hundredth part a. much about
Al n hNI
they we're seeking to convert. But what they
lacked in knowledge on the money question
& a.. Carl car built By Mr.. Pullman Tor this purpose.
having on It q cannon and other military equip
Of o by
carried out In case Mr. Hanna succeeds In car
ryips thio election. .,.
great Chicago strike as seen from the Altgeld
point Of view. The conclusions he drew from
bis narrative Of the events were as follows:
SAYS FEDERAL TROOPS pID'oNLr HARM IN
CHICAGO.
speaking of the work of the Federal troops
IN Chicago, it will be seen by the record that
they did no good. They were ordered to be in
and were actually on the ground on the Sd Of
July. before there had been any serious dis
.Se sIoSad Il for opy P seH hsy
usnss for good Their ddsd 70
be noticed that IL did not begin until after their
the worst day. instead Of supprcssins i they 40:
oomplshed nothing. The Federal soldiers and
soldiers, but they. like the deputy mars Fails.
were occupying an anomalous position. aud were
therefore under q disadv vantage. am Informed
train At tho stock yards. hut finally Abandoned
tho attempt; 30 lar a. can be learned. their
Single freight car in Chicago: They accom-
plished nothing. yet during all this time the
mad Ss 9S. .hs sy
saving Chicago. Gen. Miles WAS in command,
and his headquarters seemed to be, for a mum;
there was an apparent effort on the part of
some people TO mako an impression throughout
and The Genersi and President Cievelsnd 5t w We'd Wed
with each other In claiming the credit OF sup
pressing that war.
cLEvELAND's mud srAR"
Cleveland. whose m I'D star had been rapidly
sinking, hoped to win glory enough to insure
his reelection, and 1t Ia reported that GOODNESS
has grown up between these gentlemen because
honors. The fact 10, that up to the time the
State troops appeared npon the scene tho police
was done to maintain law " and nd order and. so FAR
as have baen able to learn, every officer of the
it Is master of sratifession to every yer; pa, pa.
,ro,ic ct,sn Of I"; shst it was The State
stored law and order in that city. While they
were not pstted BY fashionable society and were
given very stinted praise by the newspapers.
order. During tho trouble thousands 'n Of men en-
al over the Ststf rendered their services to the
200. 900 mon could have been mustered in a Few
days II they had been called for. This spirit of
patriotism WAS especially manifested by the
old soldiers of the State
CLEVELAND COMPARED WITH THE KAISER AND
THE CZAR.
After exhibiting his correspondence with tho
President at the time Gov. Altgeld said:
ne ri vil aRff cd ha WA shn hnnld
whstker We "hsli be destroyed By de.potl sm. II
instance, send troops into any city. town. or
hamlet in the country. or Into any number Of
ever and wherever be pieasss las is now ' con, con-
tended he CAM under the pretence Of enforcing
SomS act Of GonErS hs whcn
there eau be no difference whatever IN this Te-
spect between the powers OF tho President and
Russia. Neither Of these potentAtes ever
claimed anything more.
"UsURPATIoNs OF THE FEDERAL COURTS"
II have not the time to point out the alarm
eral courts since the days OF Jefferson. will
only call attention to their most recent and
astounding prstension and usurpation OF power
During the Last decade they Save established u
form OF RoveTnment that Is goyernmsn, by in
onca sss;or 'hs tndge and oS
sitting In his chamhers. and without notice to
anybody. no Issues uk sss. which hs call. an In
SSE esS eSd for SIa ans the
law fcrbids thing there Is no need Of an In
junction. When the law IL violated provision
has been made for punishment. and IL It is
found at any time to be inadequate 1t can
always he remsdied by legislation. But by this
injunction the Judge can for bid any hing which
whim. prejudice. or caprice may suggest. aud
his order Is law. and must stand until IL 10 re-
versed by superior authority. and this may
take months and even years. and when any
individual diaregards this Injunction he is ar
rested BY the United States MRrShal and red
TO the point where the court In held. some
tlmes o distance OF hundred or hundred and
fifty miles away from his friends. on charge,
not Of committing crime. not of violating tho
law, but on a charge Of bring guilty Of contem pit
Of court; that 10. of having disrsRArdsd the
Judges injunction; aud he 10 tried, not by a
fury, as guaranteed by the Constitution and
laws of the land. not according TO the forms
OF law even, hut he is tried by tho
With having sffsndsd. snd then SVs he is
sent to priaqn indehnitsly. Had he cop-
mittsd = murder or a heinons crime. had he
violated the law In fragrant manner. he would
have been entitled TO be tried by a jury, accord
ing to tho forms of law. and in the county
whsrs the offence Was committed and where he
could produce his witnesses but not so when he
Is guilty OF showing n want OF respect for tho
order of . Judge which was made outside Of the
law and In violation of the Constitution.
FEDERAL JUDGES COMPARED WITH THE SULTAN
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