The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-08-11

... ol the great departments Of th
government or by a body OF men act
Ius without a CommI ION .by the re0
r.'
lmrt.ou,e or rcsIlua a. Uw 1
wei. H. ~ its delays. Ia becoming u..
auI moro manifest from I.. to day
NIuu the past l." g.His mtag u
si.... have been I..-at tu our at
t...N. whore iu different parts Of ou.
beloved country supposed criminals
have been seized aud punished by q
mob Notwithstanding the fact that thl
constitution Of each state guarantee.
o. every person within its Jurisdiction
that his life. his Iib,.'y and his proper.
" shall not be taken from him without
due process ~ law
in a struggle between employees. dy.
Mantle IS said 10 have been used hy
the latter resulting iu the loss OF life
and the destruction of property The
perpetrators Uf this onense against the
laws u God and man and all otheg
Engaged In the conspiracy with them
should, after due trial and conviction
have had metei out 10 them the most
vigorous punishment known 10 the law
This crime. added. perhaps. to others
LED 10 the formation Of a committee OF
citizens. that, with the support Of the
military authority deports from the
state, without trial. persons suspected
or belonging 10 the organization OF
which the perpetrators ~ the dynamite
outrag"s We're supposed to be members
In beth cases the reign Of law gave
way 10 the reign OF force. These Illus
trattons present some evidence Of the
tallure or government to protect the
citizen and his property which not
only justified the action Of your con-
ventiOn iu this regard but made Il its
duty 10 call attention 10 tho fact that
constitutional guarantees are violated
whenever any cltileu IL dauind the
right to labor. to aog .rc nul tu enjoy
property. or to reside where his inter.
ests or inclination may determine. AMI
the fulhllment OF tho assurance TO re-
buke and punish all denia.s OF these
rights, whether brought about by In
dividuals or government agencies.
should be enforced by every official aai
supported by every citizen The
essence Of "1od government lies In
strict obs"rvlno" NJ constitutional linn.
itatious enforcement Of law and order
and rugged opposition TO all encroach-
ment upon the sovereignty ~ the peo-
pie
The foregoing suggestions but em-
p''iS'"'S th' ulH'r'n''s "hlch exist be-
tween our own and many other forms
Of government. II has been said we'll
In substance that there are but two
powers In government. one the power
OF 'n' sword sustained by the mani
'n'' N'''"S H. ana 'h" "ther the power
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