Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20
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a6famonsb Judge Kane, ladjpdged aha.,Nil
llismsons by-hiE relIsaslnI amendlhis EaIufn
Ehsd,beea guilty. oficoniempi Of Court and
ordered. .he,l lMarsbavAo take him 10 jaib
lnn For ,hree months haN Ahis vicimioi sjndl
ciaL iyranat beelNc9ainea jnPEispp. bY,tbii
MOST foul and soIwags prochedingsclYa.
IriDus fTirs,have beshi tpada aatalepsa bim
The Slale, ,Qbdrn,haveq qbeea applied 10 II
Bhis bshah, 'bAh ,hsyz hive decided tltds they
bhad lnojuriedicIion an ,he premises andre.
fused orordeflisIeleass ~ We do ne,, feel
disposed, ,,onsrgua the qusslioe whs.hes Ihev
|adjsdged ,pseperly yh0r no,eg BHsl'heiriculm
bofI.his nDsL a louiap prdceedine '1emaineds 70
prison. yAieaswhile. the,m.eHlioH a0l laghl
oindsn ell Dver alidp pUhiona ahassbeeni called
teahS sabieGl, ,pdndiheipapefs Iespee eele1iH5 n
lous easissn ctsies, dlcdniaihHi thQr Eecliis q
seasolienn sIAss1l|s sAsionee tihptd
wasba, ons,topininD, that ih1 eljpo lpsOs
ceedings from the loundasion, ,'Nererp erpnerons.
Tine a1swef efirW illiaItson bWas lou anc
esmplete.a No onone doubled aha ,lae,s, as
a,ated by, him. The seSvdnts, about whom
the difficulty arose,were brouehs into Ceuf',
and fully sustained his statement. Where
was there loop to hang doubt uponi Q II
did not e4isn 1.-The case was becoming
more and more apparent as one Oh gross
usnrpa,ion. Itis wonderful hhai- the people
did not rise in their Imigh. and Gear down
l,he, prison walls that confined one, Of their
fellow uciilzens, wi,hout tlIe shadow .rol a
charge of guiltior crime agains. him"idEhe
outrage was great the excuse for IT. was 90
trivial and totally wishou. foundation, 'ha!
the ydice, Of the nation began to be arOused,
and petitions were being circulated iin's sdri'
,ous quarters callidg5 upon Congress 10 I'm
peach Judge Kane llor his'illsgalo and bp.
lpfassige nconductsIA run vi hsh2l.sR
III Finding that Williamson persisted oin
maintaining hfs rights, aud seeing shs gain
erinp s.urmthat wasAbou, 10 burst upon'hin,
this7 second Jeffies, ,n.his disgrace to'lhe
Judiciary Of lhe Onion. Iha ,aken-the only
course leh for him, and has dischaiRedrhis
victims drom custody Itis a'magni6cent
triumph forFNilIiamson and the right II
is,a most humiliating retreat and confession
by she CourGs l,wiII be che lasrcase ofthe
kind, we eTus,. for ,n'any ages TO lcome.--
Findiag tha, he could no, break down and
csushthe victim, he has been compelled 70
yieldand admit his error. ~ saed snd u
'i'The7public mind has received rs impress
ssito the character Of vhisiJudge, and the
motives whioh-appear'ao have actua'ed,him.
Al first charity yhvould have led the people 10
SUPPOSE the rerrur was one Of Judgment.
The total violation Of we'll settled rules Of
jurisprudence eiithe Inception and progress
ofS,he lriaknbay have originared from ignor.'
atnce and undue feeling inOfavor Of the in
slavery Blu. subsequen, events
have removed ihis'impression, and lef. i.'to'
stand as a caseeo eof dumhigaiedn oppression.
Thecausel Of justice goWi demands THAI this
judge be prosecuted for false imprisonment
There was 2neser amote -fagrenu' case. or
one where ,he public wslfafe seemed moro
loudly to dsmaRd ,hatiihis remedy abeap.
piled t4is n :gNnilo, ~ 4'H -i!rtbsTU
atW o iats awdre that @eas,p uaiid minds
may think weShste sdia 100 much, and thar
We may bring the courts Of The land into
dinepuieu fbYIsuth splat1 mlk. 1nWBafully
comprehend vhs limpbrtenGe of shese con.
10 Errors tof' 'jdagIhen bhoGld be
ItFeaisdV VtespectfdllT ahdnnos swords Of per
apDal repfoaeh should be. ssedswhea ceom.
mehdng upoa decisions or ihis Icfaractet.
Boz, ahe. case u1der, considerations isUf %
tolally different 1udtuMg o FFoh the bsgiH.
ningdi, has been niArked WI evlaenceG Of
aytanhy, and psrs0aal .fesliggsi aomlfy Ia.
compatible With the 'tlfeofy' impaAidlity
and purify of purpose: Fhe infamous sen.
timsht diieted -bY IJudgS Kane tbEt Slave.
Holders Ehave d Tight 10 brlbg '.hbif Slaves
into free States and hold them as Such on
i5uP soil:is en6GeRyo show the man totally
Unfit Tor The biSee he. holds. W Let him and
RiS bfsthteR 'beIage now they .agdin give
d,letabeS 70 such U llefsSy. of aliembit 10
crush ths free Spflts VI Vhs people of The
IFes STdiss. "a All such efforts will faIl aS ig'
pR6mibiOtiSly as hhs MS aMsmPs % crush
FreeHom III tho person pf SPassiiotd WI.
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