The Port Orford tribune., June 04, 1913, Image 1

'Flic Port
have lately been „ g i flscated by the
the m ilitary to aid and —
wJIRary under oiffera fro m O o v e r'io r
By J 11. UpTnii.
i
Hatfleld, and their éditera and repor­
te r, jail«». T h . warranto for t h T e ^
, E d ito r I min A,
W hjn «Jid U'Mutidi P h illip s « •» » w at wntained no provision for bring-
Hie “ flaunting |j8” ,,irn down for i f
it liat^fnit protaeted rla v e ry u i h , oonflned ia Jail as tang u aeoeamry
or until further orders fro n the Gov-
type* made me affirm t
7 be State Grange in • largely at-
‘•TWa to constitutionally poaaibleln
tended a. ..« a l meeting « A ftw a y .
X* * «watltutteeally
week »in • passed strung resolutions P?— bte » b w e a to . among the Am -
•bm auding the abolition
the e r« » „ commonwentths. fn n„ other
State Senate, a thing I bava lung State la tbe asee«tiva power to sobati-
tute martial to r o tvtl law . In no other
« »mended »light to fie dime.
la tha great habeaa-corpu
'J'he Grange ai.«« demanded the o f Aojdo-Saxoa lib e rty e«
repeal o f the A ld erm an act pruvid- unwarranted or w biaw teal
ing for Guurily Supervisors o f Kdu- fa no ether is the freedom a f
ration regarding the sa We a« a oust end o r the press so lig h tly
of the Govern«. Rn -
ly m urante, e n d ,h a l la d y o f Intel
o oln lb U te th s o u A rfa
ligent, sta lw a rt farmer» voted down was compelled to set a ™ , u
a-rea>duti«>n deprecating the pro- law of Burnside when it was — r n n n
iH-aed Referendum again»! part o f fo closing up obnoxious newspapers
where tiw civil power Was alive and
the U n iveraity appropriation.
the courte were open.
7 *
A class <>f 120 applicants for ad­
•'Governor Hatfleld inherited a bad
mission to the bar is eu»n to be ex­ mesa in militarism and strike disorder
it mined by the Snpteme Court. from his predecessor, and gave hope
F ifty -e ig h t of these are gradual«* of that lie would d ear It up in d vll. order
the L aw D e jm rtutent o f Un, Stale end justice. This hope has been dis*
U n iversity dom iciled at Portland appointed. W hatW est Virginia need,
ia k-ss a new Governor than a new oon-
where llfcre ia a demand lor extra ttltutlon which w ill aecure the sub­
fhiildings to bouse th at and the ject* of the State from arbitrary power
and Imprisonment at the hands of any
“ M w lical Departm ent.
Senator K ern o f In d ian a succeed­ Governor disposed to exercise it .”
And in a later issue
ed in having b it lewduthni for a
look in on tbe doings and workings aaya:
the
W orld
civil magistrates In bringing i
to justice, but s a id -T h e d U p m ,«
U ^ i t / M t l c e belong, to the d v il mag-
tatotea, and tat It aver be oar pride
“• -»
be tolerated In snatching that 'sacred
deposir from where he left it, without
• word of national protest? Never
h a. the United State, t a s d . b w k t o
better order than la voting this inves­
tigation.”
A humorous item i t the Literary
Digest states that lbs Moan««, Ros­
ter to this country to write up'weet
Virginia!
7^7"—
Langtote, Otf.
W ill Anderson of this « t y w ill
wsd Mira J u lia Guerin of Langlois
the coming week, being ih . first
June wedding we at« able io‘ hear
of. Mr. Anderson is the ton of
Chief Anderaon and one of the finest
young men we know of and w ,
quite Certain that the young lady
stands equally high among her as-
eociatea. She is however unknown
here. She js a daughter uf Prof.
W. 8. Gnerin, a well known resi­
dent of C u rry county. Prof. Guerin
read the Declaration of Indepen­
dence in Philadelphia at the Cen­
tennial in 187«, and has been iden­
tified with educational work ever
since.— Coos Bay Harbor.
of the m ilita ry ru le in new Rus»ia
“Thia la not a question of a strike or
otherwise known as West V irg in ia, the employment of the m ilitia to snp-
adopted, and singqlar an the faot p i t tbe d v fl authority In strike disor­
ders. I t is the aubelitution of m ilitary
m ay sound, one great, w ealth y pa
rule for civil govenment in defiance of
per, the N ew Y o rk W orld, com- the whole genius and letter of republi­
m end * tbe proceeding.
can institutions. I t in the subversion
E d ito ria lly th at gieat paper of a of the great precept laid down by Pres­
ftrp r,
ident George Washington n » veers ago
reoent dale says :
during the whiskey rebellion ia Went-
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“ tw o labor pepera in West Virginia
ern Pennsylvania, when he summoned C O Q U 1 L B 1 ., - - .
X J. STANLEY
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OREGON