The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-18
WHAT YESTERDAYS VERDICT WILL DO.

against the strike consprato is of great importance
more ways may said in the first place that such
verdict question the minds of reasonable as to the
guilt There why this especially as regards TINS
verdict One that conspiracy is one hardest charges there is
to prove the jury another that the jury select
ed under conditions and under ruling which doesn't seem to us "
have given the prosecution fair The Star stated at the
time from the jury who in any way interest
sugar sugar stocks greatly to narrow the range
something like obectng in burglary to any uoE VINO
has home Moreover something in human natue shown
by jury verdcts wherever the jury system works which gives the
wealthy complaining witness, defendant the hardest anu
this the prosecution had to overcome ,,.I5, 80 49,.
results of the trial proposition that looms large lies
the consideration of what would have been the result 9 failure
convict Already the local police have felt the effects at the dis
in the riot They have actually encountered japanese
ready to out and insult them and resist their authority on
that the had shown the police to be helpless because unable
convict This fact that be verified by actual concrete
pies Moreover failure to convict this time would nave been re-
gared license conspire furherand would have been tax
that there criminal responsibility OF some sort Long Deoe
there strike morning contemporary called attention 10
the conviction and hanging of Chicago editor because his pba
tons held to have led to murderous uprising ana Inc % W
Americans their citizens to jail Tor
publishing the of stuff the Nippu Jill filling its coln with
All this was before there was any Stlke OF any ProSeCnS
told the Jill then that alien American SOIL edited by an
alien seemed have ideas of the liberty OF the press Tor ts
ping those OF citizens of the soil and this though its editor came from
land Of monarchy, auocracy and press censorship
But the h warned over and over again. only grew worse he
verdict of yesterday should teach of responsibility and view
OF the disgusting level of the criticisms of its opponents,
COMING This paper has frequently had occasion differ somewhat
strenuousy perhaps bitterly with its morning contemporary.
What would be thought day after
day with such epet Dog and Pig Outcast and declarations
that the editor OF the Advertiser should be done with hammered
with fists and that thousands he didn't die
bed The verdict Should bring Japanese journalism
ways than in that of realizing responsibility.
Another feature of the trials result the lesson professional ag-
tator the protection ignorant abo against
There full protection of the right strike may
that if they choose Judge De Bolts charge the jury
set forth that proposition But the right of outsiders
all together scheme merely manage "
but force aborer strike whether they init
midae peaceful women threaten opponents and establish little
claiming the right control the
free condemn enemies punishment deceive
and file of their that riots and final attempted assassination
natural almost inevitable resus,thee different
from strike by dissatisfied wOrmen And the protection
the aborers against such consprators
of peaceful aborer have lost several hundred thousand dollars by
enforced deness that could possibly have benefited them The
verdict them against such schemes.
be that there will be the usual talk element
the that defendants did
tending themselves in in which the planting
cerned in the prosecution But they hadore than square deal
They had the best of in selection fighting
the planting concerned it
popular among much of the that goes up
juries
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