The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-21


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o.oos demand more than another /, 3 ,h Freedom ~
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.neech or n ,he press Nv Vr,;n. ha .e,. ~ IN. -
and the conduct Of the who are sec.a
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con.c;en.s The ae,oc,ate tartv aware ~ m. ,v.l.
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essena, = ,bs ~ pubIic liberv hay.
sought 10 protect n and % rive 10 il the broades, ma
most exna6svs .v.rc;.. tn. organs ~ he a.moe,.,.
marty have n.v., ,aL "a aho,, ..o,dj,.m q.
Of prosecution. 6,a. ana ,p,;sonm.n. for ,he sv.,
else Of This roriou. ri v,g. ~ FREE discus.on Th.v
have been alwavs reaav ma v;llno - trus, truth i,
tue and character 10 the utmost csnse Of ublic ascn.
viodcas and ~, i .hsm. ,ho.e vho ,,..,
assailed Them They have .,yav. acad unon N. nm.
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Rnt such has not bsen M conrsa - u. f.a.,.,
now attempting 10 disguise Itself under The nam. u wh,
Az soon ~ thai marty attained mower uuder ~ IA, As
ans \ oroceeded Il one i naa. la,v. ND;
,be e.dom 81 snaacb .nd ~ nress .nd nh
lie discussion ~ ,he and -. ~ man 4, now.,
II nassad he ;nfamon. ,.;o,, y,,c ,.hch a.,o.n..d
I; nss ma q m. nen.I,;.. ~ v,ao, e
s provisions And under ia odious enactments The fed
eras,. ;ncarcera,es Matthew Iyon " y.rmon, and =,
merous other democratic citizens ana mposed 6nes NM,
bem merely for Inc o.nce II freev a;scss;ng ,he can.
duct Of the men in power. We have now before ma i
the appendix to Woods History of John Adams's Ad.
minstraton. The names of ;e persona. All resi-
dents IL Rucks and Northumberland courtes " Penn,
svlvania who were resscvelv 6ned from 40 - ssoo
and imprisoned rom two months 10 two wears under ths
infamous ;s;ons ~ The sedon at So od;ous ad
This law become that il recoled win fatal eject upon i,
uroec,or. and was one - the pronent canses Is ~
expulsion from power 81 the Adams admin..
,ra,ion and The federal partv
After sucb an erample IL The re,r,bve ;ustice which
il sue N this country 10 follow he usurpation ana
exercse of arbitrary power we ala not supuose until :,
csn,v that nartv existed n this country which ,cua
dare to propose the enactment Of such an infamousv
or n advocate The introduction here Of The eouay n.
mons common-law doctrine Of scsndaium moenatum--
sandcring men in authority or more especially his Ma.
iesy the King and the noble peers 81 the reamand 10
propose tho prosecution Of editors for writing what hv
are pleased to call sanderous lbels against Gen Tayo
and the cabinet We did not suppose il were possible
that any Of the organs Of the wing party would dare 10
pu forth doctrines 60 ronsrous and 80 subyersiye Of
public liberty.
Yet, to our regret and astonshment, we find that The
spirit Of the old sedition law has again displayed itself
Among the orvans and nn;ons az The nres.nt .,u;n.
~, ~, - 80 r.'-- M b, $500,
uoh Aug du''is aaon mas peou ~ s'u's anu annoyed
by the attacks OF the democratic press, that its friends
looking about for other means by which To meet them
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'nc couuc'o's VI 'ne uc"ocac Pfess sna Oe slencea
by appeals TO their pockets and pcrsons through the H.
srumentality OF egal prosecutions In other words they
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upon INC aunh''ia'on ao MOI cease' 'noSe w'o mass
them shall be prosecuted for bcs and punished BY fine
and imprisonment Already has the work of shacklins
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~ 49, $500 :. 80 $3.50 1900 - ny $3.50
the fltspurg morning fos, whose case we men'loneo l
some days since and now zoe are threatened We copied
ves,erdav nm article from the Richmond Enanrsr soo
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New YORK Commercial Advertiser, IN which Is distinctly
advised that the editors OF the linton should be cmina
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o'nef eae'ai pnnts, or PsInw wh'cu are innuencea
the spirit of the infamous old solution aet, have advised
he same course Au,onr them VIE find The ph;ladeuba