Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13

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GOVERNOR FELKER
will demonstrate hor full appreciation Of
the dictates ~ fair play and a righteous
and equal administration OF Justice.
by the rules Of practice ~ cxtradi-
ton cases. prepared ny tho interstate
eXtradItion conference hcid I'm the city
Of New York IN 1857, and recommended
to and adopted by The States and vhicn
have been in force ever since. an and
all rights # persons "ho may We taAeH
into custody for purposes ~ cHtraditon
are preserved 20 Their fullest measure
by proviso whereby the office tax
ing the respondent into custody il COM
manded to afford the prisoner such on
portunlty to sue ont a writ Of habeas
corpus as is prescribed by tho law. 1t
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0uch procedure a''orHS Mr "a" %"
ample rehedN p'lor" 'r!'uia' "'N'"E
jurisdiction or such eN'raord'narN rene
dies. with the power to issue final
process for Carrying it's judgments into
effect"
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The Governor made public with his
statement an S00-word opinion from At
torney- General James f. futile, advis-
ng him to grant the requisition on the
ground that "by this course any posi-
bllltv OF ultimate error is excluded. and
all constitutional rights of the individual
and all constitutional obligations Of the
State will cach and all lao s+ric,ly oh.
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70 ne oNPect"u' therefore, before tle IaS'
or next week
Harry *. Thaw said that he would
make no comment upon tn" Governor s
decision ana the prooanie fHtnre course
Of ms case MS moth'r' however lsS"eu
a "'-"oru N'a'ei'e"t' J." WHO" sue S"''
tnat the Governor decision was not
s"o'h TO he'' '''no"F" II ""S us
"ppo'"''IIe""
WI na ''"'V".e"t VIZ" '"''
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'!'''.e ','IS H'H'e'''''!' ''"'.lIS !.
| 0i'e' u io' eS'ai' any o"'s'Nr ''p'oS'
shock !, &c disannointnont trnlv
that the executive in whose nower il
was to sternly rebuke IRREGULARITIES such
as are shown in the three consecutive
papers prepared by this hired agent and
presented to him In the name of tho
State OF New York failed 10 take adj
vantage OF this opportunity. and thereby
has prevented us from going home &c
| keep Thanksgiving together for the Arsi
time in over seven years
Yet in my own heart there has Deer
continual Thanksgiving ever since AUGUST
J. when through a mercifu conjunction
OF circumstances way was opened fol
the escape or my SON confined amona
lunatics' IN an institution N" horrors OF
winch coh"o' po uescfl'ec
mere are othef reasons Tor THANKS
giving; one 10 that the Irregular and
contradictory papers prepared by ~
active agent jerome, ana presented n
the name or the state OF New YORK
VIII Tor all time show on ;neir race
how void they are or all reason or
claim or crime committed nN the ran
whose extradit'on they call for. ana
that 'he demand is not mace IN oroeE
to satisfy justice but revenge
CHARGES personal MALICE.
81 recall how this man aid. sor,o ave
wears ago in nv nrsseno.. in -ancnus
tones EXPRESS tho homo thar 'Thav.
might he kent in Motteawan for the
remainder of his natural lfo'
"Jeroue's conrso hotb I'm o.p,d,
and New Hampshire. is consistent
therefore with the personal malice ne
there displayed toward fellow being
Whc' largely through ms own machl-
nations mad peen consigned l" tha'
horrible place,
ct Whi'e "a inns ne fu'o"s OUT
marheu course IN announcer "lIec'oh NJ
most hcohS's'e"'' tro" ms V'o'','t
speech NJ the second nOUltluc 'rlal lel