The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-02-08
TAYLOR HALTS AT SIGNING.
PROTESTS ~ kE>JIckf h"AINsf
YIELDI va rue GOyERNORSHIP.


~ ia N llNIlk unl UT WV
-. has bson momeniarIIy exper,ed TO
80. nm bis mind and announces his decision
.aaa,dinv the penrc treaty. signed by tho
panrbI,cnns and the Democrats AT Louisville,
tut IN 10 X o'clock Tonight not a word has
come from him.
IN, D,mocrn,s asscrt TINT upon his answer
bonrs the question OF peace or bloodshed. ON
IN. other hand the rank and nIo of the Re-
publioans say that to accept the so-called
Louisytlls treaty would be an inexcusable act
o, cowsrdice.
Tbe Jo,psp,jIe commercial. one OF the chief
organs %, the Republicans in the state, says
editoyially To-day.
Gov TAYLOR may be compelled by the force
nj c,ycu s,,pce. which no cannot immedi-
atslv control. in Difference To the spirit OF
ututtsrIAnI,m that ia sapping the yltals OF
American manhood and de stroying the foun-
dstious of republican patriotism. By reason
OF sheer surrender to the Ku Klux mob now
headed by 10 Blackburn and Henry Watterson,
20 sign the agreement prepared for him and
urged upon him by the parties to q political
conference hold in this city on Monday
night. He may deem il his duty. in or.
der that the country may be spared the
spectacle Of a few broken heads among the
pack of gamblers and cut.throats and rovo.u-
,,oni.,s bv whom William Uoebal Ind sur.
.'"o'' ~ ' -" ~" 80 -.ni
rounded himsci at frankfort ana which sun
remain there to prosecute hs infamous scheme
otus,r,a,ior and mora,a Tho ,rLlic p.aca IN
80.
look on without further protest whlle gov
eminent by the people Is slaughtered as "a
.. 80 H.
founded by the LAWYERS, VINO know now 70 us
tort the law in such a way that its defiance
NAV be made N annear AN act ~ spotles, viz.
mol po n"uo' " a'pe", III = y. $50" ", -
tue. as 10 sign the death warrant OF civil ho-
erty In Kentucky and let the red flag Of revo-
lution wavo in triumnh nyer the capitol in
"hioh ho now a,,s wv .n,ho r,,v o., Tho n.on,,
when ne now slts ny authority OF the people
Put il will be a sorry day for Kentucky
uh., n.a,a 90 nuroh,sad M sucb n nrice - Il,
80 az !, 49, '"on,o,o"oa rsno,,1
which bns now been offered is Gov. Taylor for
his orsider,tion For wbateycr may he tina
able document, nothing can obscure the fact
,ba, !, moralv rsci,ca IN, ,orns M n surrnnda,
He has no right to surrender the office OF
Governor until no has beenlegally dispossessed
% :, Tia has, no r,yht n hold Tint on,ce for a
single hour after having been so dispossesssd
n, n, svon nv the grace OF ,Jo Black burn
ri Iu,ora IT, ha. no rirh, >.
ana fph Idliaru' he mas NO rIEht 10
trade the great trust coniided by the people
for ,be so.called Immunity from the conse.
Gue nc Of any Of his public acts. He has no
Rscr han, "a ths nrice IN bs maid fGr nem0cratic
votes for The repeal of any statute. however in.
famous. He has no right to scour the tarnlshed
tors s Tor The seta of peace nj ths sacriica ~
honor
III Gov. Taylor must surrender the great
revolutionists not The Repnblicans force him
out Let il be- understood that he goes dovnbs
fore HT, the Goebei Ku KIuIs. NOT by private aSree.
~ -
KKsntpctv he1ond hon" of resurrs",ion az
us not wait Tor sons future demonstration of
ne mioht AMI pnaiaS,v ~ tho peonIn hnt Iot no
fan an, m nn ! nn uuu w lhhaibb7,. ,be .T To ps1fir, c .ut ~ ,st o us
r nmn mon weal,b ia n thing IN ha obsvad Nv Raall
nnvHhlirans and "a he anti mon Nv Dpmocrotts or
rwIh p,ba i u n cbartppr ~ Goyerpm.n, nInMjoo,,
whhgi.bne If y ba asa r fnhtst ana q 70 r wbicb ws pnns.
Mn neiha nhac,annn vi w VIM" We u" o"o
II Is eoiImept such as this from Republican
tteg,%sstpaamrsis and IIetters from RennbIican. i,baas
70 nausing tha Governort 10 Hall mi ~ nnnsHIIaarr
1Sbethar he Womb nj he instinct in accapt,np
what the Democrats say is the alternative'
I 4 ne "o' ofIcs NJ IN tbe er Sta,n an H cTn,er nI day IN H. H.
ias with him n number Of the man who
trssSS vas spned and he has La
a.II"oo} bts Ieooi nJvisers with him " At III.
writing he Is stilI with them. No one. except
emerds bavc even refused admission 70 the
sntarnom 10 M her nersons knnwn 10 bs friendly
to. him who have called
y a Lon hU lInN TnUlAF' mn
,ha, The si,nation Womb 10 mncb sims
nIiaad 10 tho articIa ~ tba 7 ouisyiIia ,sran.
mant Relating 70 Tho renaaI Of Ia Goabai elec.
tion law were stronrer The auraemont
nIedpes n r~ayision III the Law Gov Tavlor
}eals in IA said that n he could hiring aHnnt
the absolute repeal of that Law and the -ubsti-
tmtion ~ "A law thar would urarantee n iair
eIection in The futmpe II would he a suhstantiai
gain for The Republicans' and il would tbis
fmn no worth g,vino mr. ths nnScas 20 90, tho
rasnIt rhara ia fall ,n'nigbt 81 , ro,non.-
Mani ~ action On tha no,aannept NM another
nnntsrnnro Ia Mia ana h ia anI5 no, IL "ro mor
be anotber cnnte%enca an Fridav nIghtt Ip
Sanatnr Goebel'. bodv cot back hare from
Covinatop toNdav and IL wing in stnta In Ina
iad;ns' narlor In The rnpi,5l HotaI TIA natal
snd Tho o,her bntsis in Tho CIV have nII.d No
suain W Nh naonle and tha tsIk in tba crnwds y
aost,nn 70 IA mora iiea No, uhioh vas Tanri
Gnahei Man ara saving tbat thav vouIj no.
o,yatwo cants ior ia ia ~ GG m TavIor n nn
rnatter how Tho contrnvsrsv over m. hayerr,n nv
III 10 s,t,iad ia ia snoLon ~ ~ Ornn
III ~ ara o,har nar,ona vbn hara hasn
TnianIir 20 hir, ~ WV "' '''"
III, ws r,ipIng dismoIIv vhon m, snooi,l
trai, Which hrnuuTt Snnotorr 0Goehevs 'EI0oITy,
from Covington arrived at half past ~ o'clock.
There was a big crowd at the station that fell
muddy streets to the hotel. Hundreds OF dol
lars worth OF floral offerings had already been
received at the hotel, and the ladies parlor
seemed a solid mass vi flowers, with lust a line
through the centre Of It. The casket was
placed on one side Of this line and the crowd
was formed IN line and Tor several hours the
opportunity TO look at the body. After they
had done that they gathered outside and dis
eussed th, demonstration and Inc chance OF