Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-16

not complaining Of any act OF the governor. W
40 hot osree VIII WIN 'ndl ssateineu'' s,ti. II.
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sIsteu tn3t tne suleI,es SHIu'u pe .,
loT baruoy dCls alter the Vnice ". ~
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the governor. ,, =,
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act the lack oil an ac. on the plLi ol '"e
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argument ea.iea At,orney GeheTa1 9liSrb Thoso 80
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uol-s,iieH aIe lIslstiiS 'iS' NV. ~ ' ,,,t
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OF cove nor io'coino IN cohuectIon m5tH nus i,'H
@ @ponu aon ! hno" Vi "''ur o., to,,.ia, part
Vase IT, olu'nS " ."e,l Ln,,.o
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| Governor iioItoho anu reT'ley Nert ~ III ~
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tloconlp colllllIeliceu MS .ei III, I,n, 80
@ @term hau coilllneuceui nose nUt o pnrtia,
lad onuS nav ~ Ipp, ''' wI,at SiJ cnvornor
Holcomb do wrong in that?
oDi' ~ iiN 70 90. A1l- = ,,,
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bohGsmen, Governor iiolcoinp ailoWeu '.1, pal
ey TO ho.u tne once ai,eL II mau @ u5 perI ~
oy the lal,u'c W "lplOse llie ponu n.
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ey oy large hhaJo I'y' anu Man.tu nm
me question theh tnd' conn oi'eu .he 81
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gives Satisfactory pone ~ % holu C''S o,i.SI LII
siict ne Is lHe CHll VI ,"e "eop''' ot 80 -
seIeCS su"heuhe "iioul NY peoP,e h" ,O,
oasSeu upon uOHe'l iio'Co'llp PEI tii's'I"
MN 10 remain III We oice upou SlNihs " 80 a..
lStactoty Dohu' NHal Is tnere III Lh'l tl'o, i,'
'l'se o5uus"''u Vi any IAN -in'4N'" ''''"'l
can Complain or!
'Nheh II comes TO ine ques'lun VI an IN, an
counting al lhe emu oi 'he hLSI 'e'ih We VIII
meet H.
When Attorney General Smyth cohcIuueo
beherai Gown arose his hTSt retnalks ms
we're directed TO the manner elhploESu ny Ihe
attorney general IN the cohnuct OF the case'
General Gown spoke p9rucularly Oh tnt
attitude assumed aIteF eN-Secreldry VI "'a'e
Evans hau peeL caIlCu 10 the s.diu ny srt
DOhdsnen TO sho" t.uI ti!e puiiu haG ho'
Oeeh hleu on Jahud D. 1880 as Ihe enuo, ., @ se
IhehJ OIL lhe DICK sho"ei' .A''oi iHeS HeH
eral Smyth stated theh that ne Wouiu pro
ceed TO Drlhs sult against tiose lsIoWs'
meaning Evans ana secretary Oh STATE flper'
THREAT OF TYRANNY.
"Eyans was threatened by the great state
| OF NSOFdSha Win ,fOsetuLlou, eAc'alhleu
| General GOWN why? Because he swore
| that he had not placed the bond on file be
| fore it had been approved by the governor.
| II he had MED 1t oeloe 1t haa Deeh ap,
proved he would have violated his oath of
| office and would have been liable on his bond
! That threat was becoming to tyranny, viii
lainy and robbery
General Gown also denounced the attorney
| general for Offering as evidence Bartley's
| bond without the approval of the governor,
| which he intimated was done in order to
| shield the governor from blame in failing to
| renuire the bond to be approved at the proper
| time General Gown tated that the conduct
| of the attorney general was similar to that
| ~ - 81. - !
"a i,,I,oio tr,,tb vrbo rn,IIv told o,iv mart
f Fo w ~ "a rbo a,a tberefnra niItv
% % n.inr,, rnr u'H anu "Ao was eD'l''
cppora, cov.,, +,or ,rrred hi. o+to,+io, N
| Ni'i - "'it INCL ~. t'cH H'' 80 '''N'' y
! tne Il1Iter III uIspute. II was ai 'hls ms pm. pm
! lliaI ne rtuu we s'ate"eHs @ @nhiGn mas oeeI
| ItpFCuuCeu. w Hel ne Hdl llllSISu lSdulIlG
| he reviewed the position of the defendants
With the conclusion OF General Gown
| remarks the arguments were completed.
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