Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-12

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these same soldiers upon thslr return 70 INC peaceable
| Iayocationa Of life. /
cot too strongly condemn the refusal Of General As
embly prohibit by law, the immigration Of negroes In
Z. Rssolved That We are opposed to being taxed to
purchase the freedom OF negro slaves With all duo
spect for the opinions OF Others we think that such
measure would DO unconstitutional impoltc and IN
g. RssoIred, That the unparalleled frauds and peou
lations upon the Government, revealed by the nvest
eating committees and otherwise demand the sternsst
condemnation Of every honest man and friend Of the
country, ard call for the
o. RssolUsd, That the patriotism courage and skill
manifested by armies has never been e1cceded the
history Of the world and deserves and receives our high
est admiration and gratitude.
10. Resoloed, That the refusal Oh the Senerai A.
sembly to permit our gallant soldiers Ia the hed the
right to vote was great and unjusunable wrong TO them
that ought not to have been committed.
R,olvd That while We Will as ;ns sssesUiGI d
ton, and will continue TO give our earnest support to
all proper to put down the rebellion and Will
make all the lowances that the necessities OF the times
require good citizens We protest against all violations
oEsthe Constitution.
H. ResolUed That we hold sacred as we do all other
parts Of that instrument the following provisions OF the
Constitution Of the United States
'rhe trial Of all crimes, except In cases OF mpeacn
ment shall be by jury and such trial shall DO held IN
the State where the said crimes shall have been COM
mittted."
"oongress shall make law respecting an establish
ment OF religion or prohibiting the free exercise there
Of or abrdgng the freedom OF speech or OF the press
or the right OF the people peaceaby to assemble and TO
petition the Government for redress OF grievances
|The powers not delegated to the United States by the
Constitution, prohibited by TO the sates, are re
served 10 the States respectively, or TO the people"
1.-THE right OF the people TO be secure In their persons
houses papers and effects against unreasonable searche,
and seizures shall not be violated and no warrant shall
issue but upon probable cause. supported by oah or az
armstion and particularly describing the place to be
searched and the persons and things to be seized
"No person shall be held to answer for capital OF
toherwse infamous crime, unless on presen,men' a. ~
Indictment Of grand jury except In cases arising IN tn
land and naval forces in the militia when In actua
seryce in time Of war and public danger; nor 70 pe ae
pyod Of life liberty or property without d1e M poS
Of law shall private property be taken Tor puD
!. use without just compensation.
In all criminal prosecutions the accused shall enol
right to speedy and public trial ,Ss Sy an Srms sba
have been committed which District shall nave oeel
previously ascerained by law and to be informed OF m
nature and cause Of theaecusaton TO be WV
the witnesses against him. TO have compulsory process
for obtaining Witnesses In his favor and TO have ne as
% sistaice Of counsel for his defense:
It And we utterly condemn and denounce the reRea,e
u and gross violation by the Executive OF the Umtet
States OF the said rights thus secured by the Uonsnu
n ton; and also utterly repudiate and condemn IN
. monstrous dogma that In time OF war the oonsu'u
tion is suspended its powers In any respect enarge
beyond the letter and true meaning OF that Instrument
" l3. Resolved That we view with indignation an
alarm the illegal and unconstitutional seizure ana I'm
prsonment for alleged political onenses OF our citizen
without judicial process in States where such process
unobstructed, but by Executive order by telegraph
otherwise and call upon all who uphold the Union, tn
Constitution and the laws, TO unite with MS In denounc
ing and repelling such fragrant violation OF the Stat an
n Federal Constitutions and tyrannica infracton OF IN
rights and liberties Of American citizens and tnat IN
people Of this State cannot safely and will not submit
have the freedom Of speech and freedom OF he pres
a the two great and essential bulwarks OF civil liberty
1. put down by unwarranted and despotc exernons
A. Ipower.