The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15
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.ARIeADE MUSTEB AND Eve q
H4SHE syeunIesr Militia, -rTirhM . relation 70 he
IL Divisan of The Ohio Shlh, is getting 10 lever
10 passds id New PhiiadslplsIssis 10 tank the mat
se'ae1ne oo,k j, treated with the most fendish
,,.. .s-l-L A not doubt the object oi the bloody
ebss 70 put an end to his life as speedily spossi
ole He Is not even permitted 10 see his father or mo
iher Ding never thought of being prohibited in our
prisons. Not thing eongenial to the sicky state o
his health Is permitted to be given him, while Henry
Clay one Of the candidates for The Presidency is slim
Olaing these balbariansto further acts ofcfney by de-
nouncing Dor in his speeches and letters. Truly, we
have hit upon extraordinary times. The working men
have taken up the case of Thomas Wilson Dom with
great aEdo they loOk upon this persecution as stskng
attAeas rights and privileges as ffeemen-fOr free suf
age can alone secure them any participation in the al
fairs of Government. Take that away by theiI sue
cessful cruelies TO Dor and his party, in Rhode ISL
and and all is over with them. Working men will
soon be forced into state Of vasSalage and resistance
will then be 700 late- Statesman,
From the Peoples Rights ard Working Mems Advo'
PROVIDENCE, July %, 1874.
questionable liberation Of Gov. Don They are gen.
orally anxious to do something but know not what to
do met some fifteen or twenty today at the little read
ing room at the Herald Office. Nest them are aversC
10 having public meetings for the discassenoi the ques
tion oftree suffrage, Imprisonment Of Gov. Do, trea
son, &c. They say can do no good-that all can b
induced 10 attend such meetings have fully discussed
and made up their own minds upon those questions
That the Algerines will not attend, nor suffer any one
in their employ to doso, onpan of discharge
and The mos. tyIaniRal and vndictVe prescription
themselves and Ganiliesthat it would be impossible
obtain hall or public room, either in Providence @
Rhode Island, for such purposestha meetings in tn
streets would at once be attended by the Agerine sol
diey, moi to sen nor 10 suppress disturbances whic
they wel know would not be made, ba to foment dis
tuIbances and create riots and pretexts to suppress al
inquiry into and all deliberaton upon their barbapou'
deeds
aSir" said fhe Russian General "Order prevails in
Warsaw" Order, not less despoc, prevails in Rhode
Island White slavery, rough shod, rides over the ma
tive State of Roger Williams and Nathaniel Greeh o
Oliver H. Perry and William E. Channing! offer
ed in answer TO all this to lecture in the Streets or open
lots, But one voice was raised in favor etit One Of
The editors Of the Herald expressed the opinion that the
people woal now attend the meetings If they should be
called One gentleman On Saturday thought some good
might be done in some OF the eoanty towns by discus
sions The free suffrage men rejoice at the manifesto
ons of feeling exhibited in their behalf in other States,
and feel desrous to know what sort OF action is expect
ed from them. They say the attachment to the peoples
constitution and Gov Dorr is not by any means, conf
ned to the democrats that many wings are desrous to
exchange the present eaptaon dollar tax and rotten
borough system for the DOr-ie edi6ce. Mr.. S. Dorr,
with whom, today conversed freely fully confirms
this statement.
a deep faeng upon the ques!ienof treasuffaSe per-
vades the public mind nor will il restun Gov. Dorr is
at liberty and the right eectuay restored by Repub'
can Constitution Ihave pressed considerably The free
dom ofhe public lands No one seems to regard it in
an unfavorable light but no onehas place nhis mind
tpr any thngbut Doris release and tee suffrage. As
the decision shallbe made upon the writ oil er
ror or appeal or Habaas Corpus, believe we shall bt
able to use that land question toadRantage among he
Rhode Islanders The discussions of the last FIVE years
have, doubtless, added much to their stock OF know-
edge cf political economy, and done much to dscipllne
their minds for the mental and moral conflicts that are
sQQA to, come.
Kours, truly .
F. c.. TRADEWEEL.
P.S. The'secretarYh has received another long al
interesting letter fromiMr. Tradewell We no longer
doubt that the end Of N Tfadewels mission, The con-
stitutional liberation of Mr.. DOr will be attained. We
have not our memory serves us, called the usurpers
eAlgerines" and we protest against the nrhe- applica-
ion Of that term to them; isa slander upon the Pi-
rates Of the Mediterranean to apply that name the
Rhode Island asisocracy Land Pras is their proper
designation ErThey will neither permit Gov DORIS
father mother noEany friends to see him. or to send
him note, book, or any hiRg 10 eat not even Jrnit,
which lis physician from, knowledge of his [heah
and habit Of body, flor evenr he is nct permitted to see
him) deems essential I! --TdiL0rs.