The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

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ing Ie,o ueu.'y move nent in Is.od OF cuas' 10
which have not participated to a. great "a este.l -
any o,he person have cone no hing no ssses w.ou,
In my inde me IT L. lssl@ss dshoooEssls. coo-
science is clear these poIts But ale, we
tst,ons that have bs-p Ieceutly given 20 ,ne
NIT to YOUR seus- Of homer jasica and opreiy
can be expected questions relating 20 suoe
movrn.p's purp se. cer'slnis not. shn ,sas.
men vii i.nrr ssit the General You Gao go said
the forrmao h. rrer,sd to part win the Genera;
,be,epror allagt gen lruau 10 we'd himself out
Wb,her j Grand Inqu,st sili base IN Tic ment 90
tiis Response - General Qut@an will 90 known when
they come int court 70 m"rrow
II This hum ron ns ~-paper morSaau, IL eppsars,
ya4 f.o b. Judge Campbell Referring T. II A.
sprin cd statement" lie SAYS that rs therein ap.
pears ib,t sre b. ing asked TO give an account OF
4 ibe meeting nj ud-d 10 10 the circular, the wiz
/ pefs d.clu,d fo give Information. because his
enswsIi " uld oiminaie him e,."
No The reader IL perceive q at the DeHa's
srticle n"t bear out this assertion judge
Csmpbti; por is II true 10 ooint OF fact ] have
N ssic-l eould not ay-that r1y answer t. auy
nquiry woud CT muate me. Unconscious OF aay
vio'a'io, Of las, p,sts 70 do 81, could not sup
pos tnat ~onld r,mioate myself before aoy en-
lgh'ened ano unprej I'D ced tribun 4. nv position,
sc o,oi, Ia HIS Itw-ps er state eDt. which the
Judge had CAUSED to be fled To give 1t judi ial
t8nct,ty, ~as ,s:-Ihat | vas tictuatnr In
come a Is ard d-sigts nasing etorence to revoiu
tioi aJy n-ht /, Cuhi-thas t,ese acts aud de-
signs ritne piosa nor disuOuOrable-that. II
So, hey ~ere entirely irseevaa TO the present III
qui.y mo n bsa,h Of the Laws. But If deemed
llegsl winch ceaieo, as II parncipator In them |
ought Dos !" M quesii ned ab sui tuem Che Grad
Jury co.. uri,ng Ii Ii sen'imsut, asked me NO
qn,s,n1-. la ia part, u.ir, therefore, Jui-e
AT pb i. u his iaoD, or indictment agaiost me-
too bit is Deitoar true by tie printed s'ate-
mt &. } H. fact
g. The Judge further adduces, as testimony
seans, ne ~ iosss and vogue charge, g q. :. tho
report ., he Grand july is, that ui- (ny) name
hrs heur,d y oni'ne'y with the rumored expedt
ti.u' fhr sep.rt sta es no su,h thug. My name
il no' tht n,.oio'ed. Judge Campbell, not
der ., has uopir0 II.
G l.. the next senteu OF is opinion he descen's
r. III t * dignity Of Juegs to become the retailer
Ct beuy sc'rou 10y supp sing that speech re-.
fsrrJ to N he piiutes cirniar, perhaps might
be sttr husd to tie eefeuda3t (myseiD without
great justice whap tie fact Ii ascertatoed that
b. would mint himself 9Th an enterprise like
tst set f"r,i'.' T1s language might better be-
coUe Soouon Swap ia horsetraoe, than
Jt dee VI the Su.rems CONT PRESENTING the facts
i BON which concluded to deprive an Anne icau
ci,iz q OF his liberty Tor nine months. HIS h,nor's
tEuu Of argument j. Is Su Jposing 1t T. be ascer-
t:iptc that w'uld connect m; self gith some I'M
kpoSn enterp,i c, then, perhaps" certain
| ~, ech + uhd IL printed statement might, with
| eome hut net crest Injustice be ets ibatrd to me.
On such in.ren ,es and suspicious, presested with
sD oblguigy, leaving doubt whether they are
lot sud ~ jet and irony. depends the berty OF
| fstmao!
Z 10 connection with this subject, Judge C4mp.
| cell iui,ttr ssye:--The defendant confessed toe
a CT OF u corr cti.n Of kind which rendered 1t
ma ter Of ihpfUpriety for the Gcani Jury to press
ATTY question uson ,im relative 10 tho details of the
foov.ment 1 ere is pa'pabie uutruth 10 this
ins, urnon; but It 10 worthy place IL this opoion,
which thIouahoot az have already shown. gsrbles
the facts a0 M sthss tbtm when II does rot wholly
N sierrs-ent teen. An honorable mind can fad
| ahupdan, rsasot why grace jury should not N.
qulit int Ilcevaps matters which Involves private
confidence. B't the reader will rem trk that the
| Jucgc hsJe adm IS The fact that no inquiry was
| presssd upon me, wneD, in OF er portions OF bis
| opinion, e r.p,atdt, asserts that i refused 70
arsser on tie ground THAT he U) you'd crminate
biu.sslt,'
s. After proceeding With cautious art to Gull
sozsls from tbs report of the Grand Jury, this pos.
thunous o,iui"n proceeds TO say:-"Cney (tle
Grauo Juio,s) iud fon othsI evidence that an ex-
psd,,ou IL ct tor the purpose of assisting Gu.
ban Ievoiusi ., or II making demonstration on
the is aGd"
TIE .udge has evidently critically inspected the
report Suc Il wonid be un hatitaDle ~ sup Jose
tbot ne Il err he does MT koow we'll that the
wud lna" ID technical yord II the ans a sole N
trese tat,op a. a "a T. Nov tue Grsud Jurors have
ioiA ~ sen thing They meeiy u.e toe eavti,us
Efiase ssieagy inc.ne 10 the uptulon'-they lean
| thst way. hey uBse not tOutu an u inion, much
les % they pr,tss :, find e tact AID even this
ipci ps'iou Of opinion s stM futtner qualified by
'hsi positive ceclsraon, that i,Dg like miti.
tars Organization or preparation had teea brought
| C. thsls Iot,es How thoroughly the mcaaiDg Of
| fe report j. perverted by Judge Campbell, ia this
particular, ID public wl Judge By me folio wicg
s2tscs from tbe report 81 the Grand jury So Al.
y oueh The Grand jury sttor gly lncline the cpin
On ttat these neetipgs and collections Of funds
ave foT ttei md Tht organization If an expedt,on,
rhf To- The p"rpose vt assisting in Cuoan rego.
| lusion or m king monstr .tio upon thst ,saui,
yet ptii wh ttever it IN y be, seems altogether
10 the lers,ecSive, ard sNase, as we are, that q
arest ceai baa bsen saic AID written ebout tbs ex.
iepsve anc o mideblt pre- Jaratlons foot for tue
purpose " rs1clutioriziDg Cuba, htlieve 1t nas
tt.p veis much oyetsated aud notwithstanding
M m'i''a reanizstion or preparation having
| bee o,g bi T. cur nctic, ;"
D. The 'pinion goes on to imply that ma ie an
aitlmsnS lttiihtr Lad co.nse, gu TED sutao ities,
mo- nsds ~ 'rgunent on the legal ques zion, except
10 'sit al my lights itizec witness to The
'oIs,i'u iGn Of he Uni cd States. l desired TO
hTow Whether ~. clarge or accusation had been
mace against me- and if so, what sag nature aud
~ "hom ma E; aud dc5ied the authrrsy of
isdeIal court 10 exercise any po but such as
~Ce a. ~ drouc,b!r fem the third article of the
CONSTITUTION. General Wsul, Of the New Orleans
bar, ~ nuc some STAGES Il the proceed digs a
ieaitd T., Dir. Irasher auO DR., Saunders.
~. Nh'n ,he Jn0ge In subsequent portion Of
rs opuor, says, The assertloa Is crzct and POSI-
I've thai h,s u s",r vii duplicate him prcsecu.
ilcA a oI ,tmc, u he refers to me- he states shat
IL wboli3 .ianiious, and without tie least fou1d.
too Il fact Il intended as a quotation he has
t'ia' eeiy snitca tie usuI quotation marks, anich
lie bas ssuc ousi pi.serve q, disconnected
Sc = Ices - III he report OF the Grsud Jury ia
ser Cd.
IL. rh ia ts,att Ia the opinion, th.t had de.
ciaIto my lDobhs,, from some ncoisclosed connec-
tis VIA those engage Ut affIIdog intor ,tou
OF practices NO wig breach Of the neu rai,y
lave" IL aso prts Gtation. made no
sutb ot claisiti, bur mn than once declared that
ihutw of 10 practices invoking breach Of TIE
l9~.
~ L fioe, Jucge Campbsl in his manifesto,
it'e ~ 81 bad'pg wittess, public umor, +" that
p!,Zc'rm utto uotstar NTH her haLc r. osgues"
Puhiic rtuor says re, "has attached .iisp,cious,
We Laue o. lLr o-fe can't acca ding 20 tue certif
cafe. lhis e"nsiud,bg sentence may be consid red
.Lt SUNNI ~ up or sc ;apitut.tsn ~ the evoeu Co
OF WINCH ~ cunrscef II TO bs Il sai'tc b. jacj.
cal iltt aid ny ibe ~ estraiDed for uine moutls
iuhha iuu5o - AIDED ty her ht a-.ocia's, Joua
q. lvms'ei, Is engag' in trumpestlg t. zoe world
tss suspi attacres 60 my name. Suspicion vi
Nhat VI beng Tue open ADVOCATE OF States lghts
tttct cobstucshB, Tree trade, direct taxa,ioa the
tmcd' III OF tue Federal Judicial system, tie limr
'al"h Q The enn,e or Office of the lie IA ju iges
sid To ir election by the p.oplel suspicion O,
fhYlng ait. u ah. ted Lnt. nd