, 1859-05-31
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CASE - THE OHERLIH RExc11Pm1
The people Of the West who have hcc,
looking to Ase Supreme Court Of Ohio far
prompt aud vigorous rindicaton Of thc sorcr
elenty Of the Suites and the ;mperaled liberty
OF nj citizons, viii feel tlat the deciden a
thas Court yesterday, in the case Of the Ober:
lin resct'crs, falls Gar behind lie demands y,
the occasion. and immeasurably below the
most enlightened aud patriotic interpretations
o. the law Of human rights. Three Of the
Judges, two others dissenting reminded the
prisoners to the custody Of the q. S. Marshal: :
and now. for The flliilnent Of a con,,n,nd
Nlnc'' not only the spirit but the letter Of tile
1A''he Word has made imperative, for obe-
o'ence 10 the dictates Of humanity, which all
'''h honof, they arg again consigned TO tie
PRISON to s2Tve out the sentence pronounced
b; ~ asroeious law and 4 1neanly partisan
ana Unjust Jndsa. Upon Republican Ohio
Inns 'low almed ut her sovereignty, and the
liberty OF those WHO she ought to have the in
c4inA'on and honor to protvct against tlr en-
croac!'ments Of the Federal tyranny at Wash
'rEton' will f;l with crushing weight. s!se
VIII resist ''oi with tie weapons which the
to;ernment provokes lcr to use; hut at the
ballot box: and her first Victory must bc over
the traitors to freedom which she },as 7a1od tn
tue Bench as tc opponents Of her I'm, and tile
guardians Of lcr rights! We beg o,,r Rcpub.
mean trends to arm carly and we'll in that
n-l"; and never 'lay down their wea},o,ls Of
truth and Justice until the soil Of that great
state shall be forever free fron tie mark If IN
invaders f"or. State Sovereignty and National
Liberty! nrc thh wa,cllwords.
THE FOREIGN NExVs---H0MEmaT.
TERS. !
lie three important items of ;ntct;pcncc |
brought by thr Mw York, yesterday, arc
tIcsc:
lst. The probable revolt Of Hungary. at tie
r'Ssigation Ut Eussian agents.
ID The assurance said to layc bccn riytn
~ Napoleon to England, tllat, during tic war,
Asr Interests should not be compromised; and.
sd. The new attitude oc PRUSSIA, Indicated
IN Tie words Of The Prince Regent, at tic
closing Of tho Diet--R.rds that can ,ne:,1t not1-
ing bnt all ALLIANCE with Austria for war viii,
France. j..
NC are INT Inclined to believe that Prussia
VIII bc guilty If tie criminal c,lly If mixing
i'll this fray. D:st if considerations ,f national.
IL: anu race II the atfest:un IF her rsl!vrs for
'';' despottsn OF Austria. npel ll-~ to cnt.r
'''' Lists, Russia must inevitably take the field
anu then. despite the polite, aud, M tIoul.t.
honest assurances "f Napoleon 10 Victoria.
England will lind it impossible to stand alocG.
uer Tory Ministry. plainly sympatlzin: with
Austria. will not hive liz. wisdom to stcrr
safely through tllc sea Of blood that will lie
slny around hcr. Religion and humanity
'%" hid us l1'ic t'sat the conflict ,n:,v not he
Io:ac general. Dnt the indications now are I.
Aa' I'LL Europe 'nnst lncome 4 bartle-groun,l:
s''t that tie scenes Which marked te lrst If. i
en years Of the century, will lie rc-cnatcl IN
&ruier aid ,norc terribly destructive scalr.
II sueis hc tl,r effect Of the causes now ut !!
'oFS. greater wisdom tl'ah is embodied in Mr. c
buchanan. aid more exalted patriotism tl.an n
ms fallen 10 The lot rf his advisers. will lie pcc- n
s*ary 10 keep Ibis country out Of tho bloody 81
ortex in whr'l I'LL Europe will he w}tirlin.. -
'r Madison wise, cautious and pacific a. lie T
'as AID Il" Congress or 1917, tu;dly anxious i
o keep tho peace il consistent with the Ill., ! a
l''al honor, were MT enabled 50 10 sIarc I u
vents as to avoid fierce and cxItaustinv war. | T
1he government If tlrlt l:lv ];,ilrd in what IT
most ardcntiy desired. how shall NC rtly ii
l'1n tLat false and lratornus Administration IT
epresentinG Il dcbauclled and unscrupulous. 10 10
ut ambitious party. t" keep 1l.c peace? How /,
hal! that nlg=crlr'yiuy il]iitusering slavery At
StendinE spirit which these degenerate days tn
ave evoked he held in check. wien it is cy; ST
cn That the worlds wo will hc seized unon M ~
) opportunity? How. with the rrIers now | a
l''wcr. will the seizure of C.ll,a the sulju- r,
at'n of Nicaragua, the conquest Of Mex MI
%. aud our consequent embodiment with the III,
urorean powers: BE- prevented: With Il Or
neral war i'll tue Old World. and profound
are nt homo. our country would mike mem ~
,ah'e ADVANCES in her career wlicl, might be ~,
"Flofis w:th'ut example. But who will .
'araniec that in tile madness Of slavery prop MT
;andsn to wiicl, the false and fallen Demo- ~ ~
arg ere wca3td, the blessings wlicl, follow It's
acc will moi bc crin.na|ly cast aside for the ~,
oi tic a!,onin;.l,lc lusts-l,lst Of i;
rTltory. Of power aEd iabols,n-whicI, s,a. 1.
r. has bred: We arc not prophets to FORE
i near or distant events; but we know the Oh
res by which this country is ,nisEovcrncd 1;o
d tan calculate with reasoua lilo certainty Co
lat direction, III a given contingency, they y.
III take; end VIC venture 10 predict that il be]
war iii Europe continues but a single wear, Ch
mt overt not ot the 1,iscaIlcd Democracy:
the extension IF l.unlan c!sattcl-l,ood, will ,
'nSc luis now peaceful and prosperous has
'lhtEy into tic thielest of tho tirlt. The m ~
IN Of the people must bc III the Conyrcss. diti
in the President or his party. IL
Mr.. Golden. MIC
h'cuAnp conDES, II. r., has not. III tbc s@,
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