New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04
LAW MUST BE UPHELD.
FaUOrS Labor UHiORS-AImOst Trea-
son to Discourage Enlistment.

Ciloversviue Y Y Sept 3-G;overnor Odeu ad-
dressed a large crowd az the Fulton County Fair.
JOhnstown, this afternoon. Among the first 70 greet
the Governor uoOn RS arrival In this city
Congressman Littauer Many persons prominent
politically IN the FUlton-Hanilton district
present Governor OdeI was escorted 70 the speak
ers' stand b. Company O. y. c. y. Y. IN his speech
on the supremacy OF the law. Governor Oderl SAID
in part
The judiciary OF our State Is generally regarded
6y the people as their safeguard. and OK no other
1e Par.HlSnt are they more Jealous lts force and
mandates. and behind iJ stands the hole power OF
our feelns Of security that our country Is found
OF disorder and the enforcement Of law every citizen
u clothed with police power. which b is his duty
The outbreaks. therefore which at times occur. in
defiance and oisregard o. law, should II Necessary
not be misunderstood. ] know that This may come
faith in the LOYALTY of the great maiOusty
- our PSoFe that we may eel assured mat is ut
citizens
UPHoLDs THE MILITIA
Upon our citizen soldsry " must depend tcr
protection against breaches % the peace whiGn
and therefore any action which may tend to dts
low SoSer Is snc F' tTs an asans1 the State
and is So tres5Sd under cur laws such action -
for II show an ignorance OF our statutes ~ they
hope 90 retard the administration OF justice. De-
cause Sae same men may Dc COMMANDED 20 act ~
th1 suppression OF disorder BY those who ars
In ali the history Of the world lawlessness has
ees wR hss hsd Sr uPo narch
and crime. Always the good in the community
aside. Therefore the only safety for our accumu-
latons. for ambitions rests upon the order and
Our lawmaking functions are lodged In the peopis
through their representatives. and IL would bs
that are dlstastefui BY legislation than to per-
NIT their constant Violation BY any ceonsidera5l.
number OF our people. The desires for pOpular
clamor and applause which may lead Us to sanctions
and approve measures which may seem at tbs
time To be vote gathering sentiments should be re-
buked by the popular vote OF the people X Is noe
always popular TO speak the truth. put there -
itSrss Ts may I. sem IN r-s,s T sSoI,sS al +.
b Si an n I'm U 80 O ~ ~ - 1870 -
credit a country TO accomplish IL through
peaceful methods than by exercise Of brute force
THE LABOR UNIONS
am a believer IN labor unions and long az
right of the individuaI workman to pool his Labor.
with that OF mis- fellow man is undsputed. Actions.
lean INSTITUTIONS should be prevented as much as
actions which may Cypress labor and deprive IL of
those who nothing OF the future thar is brightf
BY punishment ana by force? NO BY intoxicating
own actions those American principles which havs
made our country great BY teachings which VIII
grave but transmitted to his children; that tn
progress Of our country means their own advances
ment-a progress which at times may seem slow,
but which is nevertheless certain and sure. BY tn
teresting them in public affairs and imposing upon.
interest by them IN the affairs Of our country.
How much better is the thought that, throug =
out our destiny. than that. In our Tree america
b.u IL neSsionI vSbfcS NAV produce RESULTS so
| undesirable. unnecessary and so much out OF
/ harmony with our hopes and our wishes! Mutual
make more certain efforts and bring Us a reai-
I uotf and