The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-17

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ton he had the and only the same
dress Of the wrong which belong TO all other citizens
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maintain dignity
for this Isssls,ursi deny
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constructive contempt, Mr. John l. Thoua,
former judge Of the Missouri
ms h.oly y the law
the facts Of history The Uni,ed
t@ss for vided
THAT court. in 1879 in Ex par,e Robinson. DECIDED
THAT UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF MARCH g.
1881. THE COURTS INFERIOR TO THE SUPREME
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES HAVE NO JURIS-
DIcTTON IN CONTEMPT PROCEEDING FOR ACTS
NOT COMMITTED IN THEIR PRESENCE; and yet there
in the OF this union that stand higher
respected than the United States appeals
the United States circuit and the United States district
courts"
Along Wisconsin speaking
g IT aeec.,ay that court should mi. poverl We feel
TO- such this for the administration
This Of necessity reason
exercise Of arbitrary sanctioned All
against Harry crosUe the publisher Of Hudson New
rhs liberty consists. my idea publishing
truth 'rem good motives and for stabs snas though reflect
excludes the privilege Of esnvs''i1e men and our rUsra
. adept this perfectly eorrse, the comprehensive and
s m an0n Q, one 'n eosns', o. he pa. !oen Har'on
npuny truth with good motives and for ssble whether
In conclusion MIR Perry said:
The articles in The Star the voice OF the people of
the Duwamish valley
The law should be tho greatest buwark OF our liberty
Destroy the confidence Of people in laws and you
destroy the power Of our courts.
generation courts held sacred To-day the
and abuse Of the injunction has rendered them subjects
Of criticism and al the present trend the next generation will
the courts demand rights respected and pro-
ected by the people the rights Of the people be respected
and protected by the courts.
Taking the bread Of the mouths Of a large community
~ Woodworking people by allowing the continuation OF
btant charges already held by state railroad commission to
be unfair and and that opinion sustained by
tend command respect for the dignity of
the OF our people to gag the press suppress the free
Of speech constitutional liberties because they have cried
aloud for help against the of the instrument that has
dered them helpless.
This generation Of injunction rule has we'll nigh dealt
death blow to the people respect for the dignity Of the courts
NEVER CAN THINK THE TRUTH is CRIME