Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-05

which a.e Of a nature tending To IN
tinidate these who oppose striking
or wish to return to work. and they
insist that their constant protest
against any unawful acts Is con-
elusive evidence that they did not
approve them or agree upon using
or melting unlawful acts.
This contention. however, cannot
be sustained. Under all the circum-
stances which could have been found
by the jury II was the duty OF the
defendants who deprecated the jill
articles or did not wish to identity
themselves with their publication to
say so, and the Inference could pro-
perly be made that although all of
them may not be crim.nally liable for
the writins and publishing of the
articles they adopted and used them
as part OF their campaign" ana
that they did this BY mutual agree
ment, whether expressed or implied.
IL immatcrial. Their urging that
there he no violence or breach OF
the peace or anything unlawful zone
to incur the penalty of the law may
or may not been sincere. when
Mark Anthony said to his audience.
Let me not stir you up 10 mutiny
and rage" that was precisely what
he meant TO do and did do. Tho
fact is that those who SOW the wind
must reap the whirlwind," no mat
ter how ferveatly they may have
tried 10 avoid It. Urging or doing
unlawful things is not condoned by
urging that they be done lawfully.
There was evidence. admitted
against defendants objection, of let
ters addressed TO Negoro by Japan
csc in different parts of the Terri
tory app'auding THE course OF the
Jill and urging violent methods for
accomplishing the higher wage OBJ.
ject. The objection made to the evil
dence was that II did not tend 10
show the defendants agreement up
on the violent courses recommend
cd or that they had gone or intended
lpi ubiNNu W wv W suSSNc'
them. Evidence Of serious assaults
by the japanese at Waipahu upon
another Japanese and at honolulu
was objected TO also upon similar
grounds. We think that the evil
dence was admissible in tending tC
show that the persons to whom the
publications and speeches had been
addressed or who had been reached
by them were aroused thereby tC
urge the acts OF violence and un.
lawful courses which they suggest.
There were papers taken from the
Office of the defendant Negoro with.
out process OF law and forcibly. in.
GLIDING correspondence of the kind
referred to and an outline OF par
by Negoro for play. enacted b,
japanese actors in Honolulu, which
was regarded as depicting euitol
Sheba as traitor and an objec
tionable person who ought to be ex
terminated. Defendants claim tina
Ithe evidence was lnadmissible be
cause Illegally obtained Is not sus
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