Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-14
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l. governor whe would retain
hIm a good man 10 have al the head
81 the state government
As rule We think republicans
are Law abiding. good citizens Can
they afford 70 keep IN eliice men. who
break the law. insult and disobey
the courts. and breed trouble by un-
Just assaults and senanees
We invite every reader - give
this clip a careful and comprchen-
sive reading II is symbol,cs.l Of the
man. Ii shows why We have So
much trouble IN Colorado.
The administration has sought the
troable and anyone can find trouble
by seeking To re-elect Peabody
means a continuation Of the disturb
ance. Is II not patriotic and right
10 redeem this state from lawless
executive and trouble breeding
ad utant general
Prom Walter Wellman : interview
with sherman Bell
They started up that habeas cor
pas business, and | todd EN- that
wasn't any good that what they
needed was not habeas corpus. but
pos5mortesns. Sheriff Robertson, the
federationist, who afterward hlked
ont Of Office when they showed him
a lariat with moose at the business
end of it, wanted TO serve a lot of
Judge Seeds writs ON me. lie
blailed around day or two before
he got up nerve enough To come into
camp with his deputies.
We had habeas corpus every few
hours, but | didn't notice that 1t re
duced any the number of men we
had to feed in the bullpen. | bluntiy
told Judge Seeds that | was going
to hold these men, and that was all
there was to it. He talked lot
about the sacredness of the courts
and the need OF everybody bowing to
its DEGREES. That's all very nice,
says j, but who is going to enforce
your decreesY The sheriff, he saws;
the sheriff has the power to call ON
all the able bodied men in the county
to help him. They may be able
bodied when they start in, SAYS |,
but they'll be disabled before they
get through. You just tell the sher-
III to come over. He knows where
to find me- But you also tell him
have the military law behind me, the
soldiers, the guns and the ammuni-
ton, and that Ill shoot him and
every id that tries to take my
prisoners away from me- The Judge
saw he was against it, and the sher-
if didn't come over. Later ON had
another seance with this same Judge
Seeds, and ] says to him: Now, you
Just go to butting in around here
and interfering with military opera
tons, and I'll throw you in and keep
YOU there
Zone day walked over toward
the FL Paso, where some non union
men were working. There was
fellow standing there with his hands
in his pockets. took side look at
him as ] went along. Suddenly
turned and jumped right at him.
What are you doing here?' | asked.
Just thinking, he replied. Well.
you want to be id careful what
you think when Tn around. | sale.
or I'll throw you in You see,
wanted them to know that | meant