Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-04

retutn to the writ Of Iaboas Corpus requiring
him to produce the bodies Of tho slaves Of Col. ,
Wheeler.
Judge Kane read the following decision
ppcisioS OF jrD5L KASr.
Tao Y. s. 4. OK. rel. wheeler W.. possmoro vii
liants-Sur. Habeas Corpus, July =, 1900.
Colonel john II. Wheeler Of North Carolina, tho
Cuitel States Minister to Nicaragua, was on board
a. steamboat, At mo &C the Delaware wharves, on
his wn, from Washington, TO embark at Now
York for his post Of duty. Three slaves belong
to him were sitting at his side on the upper
deck.
Just a. the last signal he'll wa, ringing passnore
Williamson came up Is the party, declared to the
slaves tuat they were free, and forcibly pressing Mr..
Wheeler aside, urged them to 80 ashore, lie was
followed hy some dozen or twenty negroes, who by
muscular strength carried the slaves to tho atJOin
ing pier two of the slaves at least, If not all
tlrcc, struggling to release themselves and protest
ing their wish to remain with their master TWO oi
the negro mob in the meantime graspins Colonel
Wheeler by the collar, AMI threatening to cut MS
throat if he made any resistance.
Tne slaves we're borne along to a hackney coach
that was in waiting, and were conveyed To- some
,iace Of concealment Mr.. Williamson following
and ursing forward the mob and giving his name
and address to { Colonel Wheeler, with the declara-
ton tia. he held himself responsible towards him
for waatever might be his legal rights but taking
no personally active part IN the abduction after he
had left ;he deck.
allowed a writ Of lItbeas Corpus at the in.
stance Of Colonel Wheeler. and subsequently an
alias and to this last Mr.. Williamson made return
'u'' VIC po'9t',' ~ ttL ~, 49, r. ;ssrirr
'r'.'' "-o nv ~" -" =" - - So, ,tLo7r
81 Tue VIII or ~ U''s,l"l WV ~. a, "n' t5c
- u" . -, a1'e,o nov ra.tr,ine5
wherefore he cannot have the bodies &c.
'Ho e"rso "rI -. ~ ,rors askeJ
,"'5 v9'"rh ~ $500 "" r.";ta1 then,
~ nA9: .o:,Ns. 20 .uo ''1'S 40 : ui . 80 ~ facts
me pl'triTJ IH,,oIuCl' "po' t"o d Cav con,
novel !or " iin,a"I cIo . r.'nrn , " take his trial
teuP' - nl'N'"e " ''''
lot HeTiurS: r,o
VI 3" Iru'r'soh t'' ~ f,' mlo - ,bo r..ts snI.
"iLlae" u o."''"fV - -, ~ Hin not
svdn''tt9 " ~ Wv "", tonI L,J
ne nb! p'sn az Il,,Se' >, ,io 49, n ~,ont lie
s.'"n " 'Hs o1"':L ~ / III ,,.tr't o. INV time
renew n9 .h'a 'hr Il. az ~ 80 ar t,o,, tbeir
yer 'ne ho'ene".S 81 ~ :, 10 a,so ~ II was
Presen. Mng'eIooS.S' S'o' II '"' N"
DeioIe ue "a ~ 81 o.bor,ri.o tLon
l 'tlHo: iIoA u "a '"N ''' - Is nt f,rsc
!'nsory IN lesl, Pu,LSo a ,1s,s - ~. uoys
/ s'tS out nay IVY 1891 ~ tSom9' IS ,Ga baHea,
'f" n"' ~ Nv IL - o. rassess;or Of the
corpus III Tue euS!D"S' Po"Ii VI fUn on,r,,r;
IesPohuo"' a'" "a ~ ~ ~ u''' d. %fo ~, f1r
~ ""S 20 - ~ .tor.,,et,ti- H.
tneI' ~ ny "t'eu "otUI 800 a .t f f1nr is Jern
- mn '''s"'a' o'''"'' '"'' ~
-Ii,o5t, 49, -. r;.Li, Lilo ao,r
800. H.. ..LzJyrr
or CUSTODY or possession % G%Y a,".o tro5 ;c,c
Nv, 'Ho ~. VI "'i - masnon5or
|nneI9cS' HHt u rI y 'no tIn
h'"SeH s,a'Ilsu u l@o' Va5o"u az? ;tnin ! noro
1He p'iS1IJ1' I. az t',lo T ~. nbo .' odnnso
""N ~ i0 ""' ."e - IL, ooro tb,
tuo s'oNl0" 5VHVuo VIZ Is =" ;,ula4
"l'9o'ons' 'nu a'on :; s"0 - 30 srNtos
"'i 'up9'sISt y, Gu u - IT, nf 81
~ u 49, ~ t 49, - os r;o - r. " was the onI,
'he Plrties 70 ~ a. !! Ntote"Hv no =" a.i;;,;dns
"H'NO ha"H' NV my SNN'
nI,'nS deGo1u,n~eI - Ia -, norrt, ~ inter3~et 4itl
$50 -. e. r;rhts &c ofbnrs up5er tb
Tnst;tn,ian " tba lond
TH"aIT ~ c't;I. ~ . r.r 4b,t l.
~ "a oHl heodoS a MI
VIZ ~" "a' e. ~ ,%1no.;a - - ;n% rson,ncnt If othor
= Nv .iY - Wv ani ~ 100 a.,iye inn,
u - - pte9'hO1 'mu - 80 - 10
II u "ot~ - IL np %;n'"lIf reo,n rasn,o
.iS;i3y Nv tho ,eaas7iIn 1hat Il WAS not hs han
a =! H. " 49, - - v" .L.+ Lo nnye
. .,ad So 49, IL ILo IL ,ni,ss Win otLn,
49, "S t"o 80. ~ - IL, IA IL lea
fatalities that sttend IN its commission. ii
.booses his c,mnonv and od,ffs their acts.
Til J.. rho rotr;Lutivc law Of all concerto
crimes and it, mc,t annliss with peculii
60, 70 thoso 80 >, u.Linb roIross and nrever
+ion Of wron~ p soncLt tbro,,rh ilte writ
51Lsas cs,lpe This tie greot rp11,edieal nroee
Nv With 1ibnrtv Il vin3iootad and restored. tolc
Ia no ]snrrocc in Tho resnonse which il calls ia
~, ,l.t e.13 isl a snL+errnn ga Tho dearest i
tor..4 a. ne, rers,roj co., doornstic nnace :
'i,i renosr al that man can value or That is Wort
liyinr Ear ore invoIyrd in Ills nrincinlc, Tho /
stitItlons Of sor;atv vorII losa more than I'm
,heir vaIie mend Co,rts If .Tssticc hecom, i'm note
for nrateeti,n if the writ Of E15ess eorp,ts coui
r,nt FconfseI The trutbCul djrrct and unenuiyoca
IN ,n,wtr ia lis nanJatn
II VIII not do So saw 70 tho man whose wife
uhose JsngLter has isen ,ilncted 81 aid ur4 nj
dr,t ber. She i mt in INV yosscssier . I do NOT d
t,in her inosnucb rs The Assault was made Inv III
1and ac nav sphord;notns snI ! have Grbprne I
.st who're tLey nrcnosa consnna,;ng tLe wropc,
IL * clear, tbeo. as IL seems 10 me. That in lee,
a,cent,ncc he nart;as whom this wifi called q
Mr. Williamson IA nrndnce wore nj ore time wifi
in his nov,erG,l centrol ana his cnswer. so far =
~ relates 10 his nower over ,hom makes no di
t;nrtiap Lat,vosn tbst ti,ne and the nrosent