Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-17
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Justice Cannot Be Meted Out AS Long AS Offenders Are Neleaseu,. Is OPlnion ot Governor Iamppen.
(speclal Dispatcn to me Keview)

(Speclal DlspaLcn to fne heview.)
 IOMboIUNE, June IO.-ACcoruIns co copy oI d IetUer receIveu Oy Lue snerlIIs once Ill IomUsIone, Lne sOs- vrnvr oIIIce Ill rnOeniA anu .ne UVaru OI pdruOns anu paIUIes mII nU. ovnsIuer any appIiCaIrOns Tor paiuvIs or parOIes TOT pdrIies cOnYlcIeu OI NiO- id.lUn oI the prOnIUrIIUn anenunIenI dnIess Lney are very unusuaI. Inc Iet- rer, mnIcn Nas Mr4Iten uU Curt RllIivI, |, ciiaIrnian oI lne DOard OI paIAons ellu pArUIes Dy OIus ernor LanpUe1, d copy u wnlcn Was receIyeQ Oy Ine saerlII D vInce, reads as IoIoms:
 Il peg Jo conIirn conversation heia with you ana non. whey E. Jones on June lIIn, reSarQIng vIolaCors oI tne constItuIlonal anendmenls ana sLa.- tues, governing pronIDiuon III Arizona, anu would respectIuny ordw your early attention to tne increasing ana unnecessary drain upon your valuable lIme, and that or tnls oIflce, aIreduy narrassed by unusual ana unexpectea calls, involved in the conslderauon oI petluons and appeals of 'Oooueggers, tneIr frlen0s ana sympathizers.
 .'1he ciuizens and resIuents of Ari- zOna, generally, do not expect that clemency shall be exercised in sucn cases, except in very rare instances, wherein justice plainly appears to have miscarried or eXtenuating cir cumstances appear, whereby such in- reference is demanded.
 ''Violators Of the prohibition laws deserve no pity or sympathy. They engage in this unlawful practice be- cause Of the huge profits offered by the same. To insure these gains, they resort to cunning and resourceiulness of degree that stamps them as pc tential criminals, destined to be men, ace to our social and political fabric.
 When these men and women be- come entangled in the meshes of the law, they immediately begin to cast about for an excuse to draw to their cases the sympathy of orderly and law abiding citizens, who lend their sym pathy and cooperation merely to be good fellows, rather than that their serious impulse is to upset the course of justice. Such weight is brought to bear upon your board and by your board upon me, that justice is done only in isolated cases.
 ''The cost of securing evidence and conviction in 'bootlegging' cases is great. Increasing bitter complaints from county officials are being re- ceived at this office against parole of such prisoners. and the impression is abroad that there is little use of spend ing great sums of money to bring these people to punishment if our acts are to make them free upon the payment of fines, or because they are in physical and mental distress, such as is alleged to warrant executive clemency.
 There is no doubt that the traffic in intoxicants has been increasing. It is carried on boldly. at the present time. No good reason can be assigned why all such miscreants should not sui fer the full penalties for their skill fully premeditated acts, regardless ot their influence or past record as law abiding citizens. The laws governing these practices are not obscure and they are widely understood. I firmly believe that it is not only the large profits which attracts persons who migth otherwise become economic fac Iors in our industrial life; into this il- legal traffic, but the comparative i'm munity from punishment which your recommendations and my acts of elem ency lead them to expect, should they be caught and sentenced.
 Tt was therefore pleasing to me to learn that your honorable body is in agreement with these ideas, and shall be under added obligation if you will resolve that, in the future, except in unusual cases, no recommendations for clemency as to sentences for boot logging be sent to this office for any consideration.
 Respectfully,
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL,
 Governor of Arizona"