Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-10

Ths Rescue Trials at Cleveland.-1n-
aammatcry Letter from J. = cid
a,nrs.--lrnrisr "a tho Slave Rursu'
sr.-The Union Gone up +!
since the Supreme ccurtOC Ohio had the
wasliness and Independence TO resssS %
iDtsrrere with matters pendiss IN tAe On''
ted States coafts, BY creating : spls o. ha-
bess Corpus 70 take che slaye fsscttrs ons y Of
ths hands Of the Marshal, the Black RePnb'
li.ans io( shs Reserve have become ineensed
bsyond measure and are nov Determined to
do something desperate, These Psssltterqns
indictments are not satisfied with the Com
..;tution. the Union, or the Federal or state
,,oayts Tho laws OF Congress andthe e1-
Dos;,;ous Of their views By the lutieisfF Of
he country, must both be rspaaiAsee end
,rampted under foot. Joshua II Uiddlngs
il the embodiment Of Repnbliconis@ IN
northern ohio-he speaks the sediments
81 he blood and thunder portion Of the par
ty. He was urged by them to be the candi'
date Of the party for Governor at the com
inc fall election--and whom he annnonnced
his determination not to run, wall OF sor
row and regret was sent up BY the State
Journal,aud other rugged Issue papers Otthe
opposition. lie now issues, to his forces
his commands, though black and treasona-
BILE they be, and all tried and "Syed 4" IN
,ooor' Republic ms must come to the rescue
We make the following extract from let
ter Of Mr.. Giddings in the cleyeland Lsdde'
defending the violators of law and connseliul
bIoodshed and treason. He says
In disregarding this Law, Fugitive Slave,
he prisoners did right Their error con
sisted in sp0ring the lives Of the slave-catch
ers. Those pirates should have been oehV
cred over 10 the colored men and. oensigne
to the doom Of pirates. which snould ma! nav
H.,t,e tia which proclaime
.,E.r.. l.r eit Had the pri'
.,. s. catchers prompt.
....,, ..as.' ...t 8 Administration
lssson not soon to be forgotten, We shou
have been no more troubled with that cla
of miscreabts.
CLEVELAND ia now the Boston of l715, end
trust her sons will meet the responslblliti
thrown upon them with becoming hrmnet
As to the future, see no other coarse
the prisoners than patiently to await even
Their counsel viii apply to the SupreT
Court of our State for ahabeas corpus whe
ever sentence shall be pronounced upon
of their number,
| have great confidence in the Judf
composing that Court But should tn
proye unequal to the occasion, the case y
then be filly made up, and the appea q :,
then be taken to that highest OF earthly
bunais, the source of all political power
The people finding this government 70 n
become obstructive Of the lives, the ITO
ties and the happiness Of our. citizens
altar or abolish il and organize its pow
IN such form as to them shall seem
likely to eject their safety and happine
He has some confidence in the Supr'
Court Of Ohio. He thinks the Judges
----'.'- -'. :. selves down as rev
ieaFs they will uot
alto thus repudiat'
st.a ,a | the highest tribun
the Union Mr.. Giddings ssss scr the
publican party. the appeal must be mn'
the people, who are TO 90 counseled tc
stat the Law to the shedding Of blood, +
abolishment and annihilation of our p
cal fabric, and the substitution OF fanst
and higheFlawism in it's stead, i.esshe
sitiou, if they wish to maintain their C
ssncy, nominate Giddinga as their oan(
for Governor-let them make the
Eai-is s-a s"-a-Aiv hAf're the people
,ser.o oregoing lsste
7r.uber By sill we hol
Ga 10, .g. siYbs by the K
bear our glorious counsEy And is che
institutions, and in the name Of the
virtue and intelligence Of the people O.
We viii meet and vauquish the dark b
higher law fanatics and abolition dis