Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-15

is chargeab,e with its portion of this tribute
money, you tax payers, pay to slavery, and YOUR
senator IN congress recently, and within fiftv
days past, voted to have This tax paid! Has he
done your will in this matter? What is YOUR
sentiment? If this tax is to be fnatv." q
perpetual mortgage Oh your industry, say so,
vote so, 60 the Fugitive Slave law makers, slave
officers and presidents, but if otherwise, make
your sentiment felt by clecting men, who will
tearlessly do your will in the premises, and re-
peal this tax now levied on and paid by US. (4)
a. In the G'seetion Of the Fugitive Slave is en-
acted that upon satisfactory testimony are
easily saised certified BY Court Magistrate Justice OF
the Peace, any other Legal officer under ke
State from Afc he person 0cng serUies escaped, with
certificate OF such magistrate with the seal ofthe proper Off
Ger there 70 attached which seal shall be sufficient esGuh
own witness, If II officer Georgia il satisfied" with his
oath and with proof Of identity, and that the person so
state from which he escaped the Commissioner to render
out and deliver the claimant CERTIFICATE with au
son back 10 the state whence he escaped in no trial or
bearing under such act shall the testimony of the alleged
tNe be admitted, and The certcnc shall coHc.usre
o. me 'g1 "i the claimant TO remove such gye to the
state where he escaped, and sha prevent all o.sstaton
o. auch person 10y an process issued by any Corr Jag
'Irat' or oher person WhateYer' lwhcre Is the TIL
n b Jury or the efficacy OF the Of Habe2s Corpus
which by This is expressly made inficacious?
Ia ne case OF The People, g. Nc Leod, l. Hills Rep,
page 1884, Justice Cowen says, approving English author
y, that nothing Is better settled
pus- the examination the guilt innocence cannot
under ctrcHmstaHe extend begORd dispositions
proofs upon which the party held And Earl,
cc IN the case Of the State OF South Carolina L.
Everett al-o approving Tie English doctrine say there
i popular Interpretation in relation the writ of
IIHo- IL corpus lLdEcag belief That il Is sort Of sum
ih4y general jail delivery But ats affect procids
"rt't%t from confinement Utfhcut ta1ctth rarrGNtr
- II ever has been common Law, if the proce good
on Us face and IN the form prescribed by law, PRISON.
Gf cannot g back OF it 70 prove his innocence Iabeas
Corpus ard the Fugitive law expressly enacs that the
magistrates or Commissioners Certificate
prevents al 'Tnoe~tail' II &c by Gra process &C.
e, Ihe ith section provide that .G gJ0d ctcHs are
merely commanded 10 aid and assist in prompt and
efficient execution Of This a'; " And further the person
having tie process TO the fugitive has author
III! 70 summon and call 10 their aid the by ISLANDERS,
And b another OF Congress ihc bysianders neglec;ng
or refusing 10 obc! That cal are punished by fine and in
90 The eighth section If the act provides that ir the
COMMISSIONER ccres in Grer Of the claimant his fee
SIU II iaFor q he person claimed lis fee but So
latk o. pfcshmpuuIs in favor 81 freedom! Judas sod
MS master Tor 50 pieces Of silver, amounting to about The
sI"nrr :" be easily 'sat>tcd ho person claimed owed
service especially IN tho Of poor dc.psed lSh he'd
marEcd lack woman.
H. The ninth section Of tie fugitive act. provides Inst
IN certain Gases The officer making The may employ
50 many persons he may deem necessary Ia oytw, lt
pretended force, and retain them in service so !u rs cir
cHHlsaiccS may require, and take he fugitive to The State
whore NJ escaped and deliver him To tic claimant there
and iFeir compensation shah he paid Of the Treas
Hr} OF The st hCd States, and The past year over 600
ms cause OF this act and yel re, aa,c the
question: 81 this tax Dut upon such Turyislp and
Plh<itL "FfHy toH powortL tNe- against our will
'' Oh 81 per pound "n tea but $40 per pound on
OF Wisconsin " " ~