The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-15

costA the Uned States forty cenls day fer his
i,ous sorsthing mast be done with these negroes
the AhO!itt,asds propose 70 biiuc them into ths
array VI the United S'a'es. This is NO now propo
siiioa. a Ike proposition was made two years agt
la the State Of New York-the beginning OF tas
idea, to give negro suffrage 10 negro voters, snt
though this WAS a Repubiican state. going for Mr.
Lincoln BY Eny thousand majority the hepnbiicani
themselves had good sense enough to vote down
ana: proposition by BIZ Immense majority. Bui
.hat mean thesc pro- ositiaSsf lhey are notlsils
sa.w. Let IA sec
rsE HULLIfIcArIoN OF HABrAs CORPUS.
There followed. In the reign of the two Chsrlesa.
Of Ens,aod. tdsspotic- kings) whs: is called the
wsIt cf labsas corpus right which sn Eng ish
su5isat had. Whenever he was taken prisoner aft
inestcerated In jail, 10 have a writ from Judge
- the Court OF Kings Bench. commanding the
e,gs @ biing the body OF that subject pefora bin
30 havs b!s cess s6tudicated pom according the
.afgs of England. And yet. that which has been
z0S,sa liberty since the Gays IT the dark ases
t.-s i>i u hieh the despotic kings OF Kogiard
re E@e Chs' ieles aocotded-ore u whom svas
ea'Esf tor his tyr amy end his Government SUP
pressed by Crom we!i-iha. which oar fathers have
Ass s'1ee thelr ssign. is now subve1ied. ever
thrc.sa, des..-geu. by q mere proclamation !ro,n
ha Gradient OF the United States, snnullng 30, ;
:hs right Of trial by jnry and the habees ccrns by
which every perscn Lss right to know, before
t.ise, why hs hes hse1! iace-cerated The presi
l. 1t clsiss taa. te he's sahority, under the Cen.
stit.- io,. to .ssde this powor of suspendng the
ka'a3s c2rras Be!ieve you ths. Wa-h;ngton,
seeaiSng ssajCs. the tyranny of the executive
paTef If King George that Madison, Jstferson,
Ffeahlts, o,t aohn Adams or any CT tbe fa'herS OF
the Revolution. eyer crested Constitution By
ss-h:sh 3re ra4Ta Ian, having tho saps ,eeh nut;
blood that yo:: s;d have. ;s. without act OF Ccn.
gssss. TO have authority over thirty nious of pco
psei-t6at he esn take sns OF ,yor b7 day os by
rats you IN Fort Lafayette or Fort Wa-reu, bsyo.d
sii hops Of rtt.srsptsonl ("lufaiaous Navcr
did the trainers oi VA Constitution give o: grant
each pousr - the Executive Of the u 6 { We
viii never stand ~ II /. given th6-e Is
liberty any longer for thapoopls OF the u Is, TOR
.bat Execntvs has cut 'bs exercise of 1rbitr..
ry power In yove ths co.n'ry s.l with Eng.
land CT France md In the suspension of the ba6eas
sAtPas, after creating an ermy Of million ct
men 10 ride rough saad, ever thirty millions of
hitherto res wht.e Hie:..- t"Sevar, never. y
OGr own Jntge Hal!, iLe western part Of
the State, hat the other day liberated person. 8
reverend ger!ieran-wbo Iasy. may nos. have
been guilty tf scme'hine, know not wila.--ou q
kakrce corpus a;ld in dong so, declared that as
Congress bad given he President such power,
hs Gsd NO ,uch power. [appiause) EOtw:ihstaud-
iug thts decisou Of Jugs Hail, this perso.: was
en-, the son,en: ha was liberated Is white man
kidnspped) to the Central Railroad depot put in c.
freigl, car isolated from the people and secretly,
and s'saithiy taken from Buffalo 10 Albany. thence
- Washington, a State prisorer. tShsme) And
they tel. ttst for this free speech, this fee ana
findar,rH.ai discussion Of al these ,hngs, may
be itaprisoled and il lCsfcereted t"s you won't.
But 10 net as aii feel certsin that two thou
sand policemen may not tsks any hour Of the
dsy .,em the nids. CT Iuy fellow citizens and in-
career ate me. ('Never,'' aud prol-ac ed cheers>
4 nisa IN tes audience proposed three ch ere
f3r.Judse Hall, which were enthusiastically given.
WHAT Is 20 By DoSE-A LAST cHEsR FROM
CAfr RYNDERs- PROCESSION 70 The BAsr1IE
WITH THE LIBERTY CAP.
Row. fe'!owei;izens. dare say shall be asked
BIZ RepubliCa0s after these complain against the
I'M I'M sratf ION (uynrnmsut
10 do y If ibis country was not in the midst of &
civil war, L would have no hesitancy in ssying. as
Tatrick Henry said, il the Revolution "kesistauce
70 tyreuts is obedierce to God Enthusiastic sDd
long eonnued cheerirg) Capt Syn6ess-'Three
cheers for thai, if 1t Is the last cheers that feemen
Lave 10 give" The cheers were giveG) Whist
are we to 30 (An au6itor-"Wbeie are the -
rarts e. MPut him oUt."l All proposs 10 do
tosppeal % tie hAtot-box Tia, has hitherto been
a sui1icieDt court OF sp. cal for S tie people o.
tie United States. Nthey will 7rnlit US to have 1t
and inspire yourselves soT sction at the bal
Iot.bGx. tApplause.) The ballot box Is your ouy
your lofty aId sublime remedy. viii they let Ii,
have the bsliot.box1r Go 10 ths balot-box and
make trial there tor the redemption Of ths people
from e!i impending slavery For tho present prntss;
loudly against ali this arbitrary exercise CT power
tEc vii! dc it") 1t l. or any OF your f5liG.T'c til
sens bs Imprisoned, 90 IS the French d.d II tne
ioidst Of tho Revolution. form large processions
witl the red cap Of liberty lifted over every free
mans head tgreat applauseo march 20 the bastiie
l.
plore the comulerder to Nsersts your fellow cIti
zen { No, never Ia America Frea1.Sn should
always, before resortug to gny Il.tsa rRtio. peti
.Icn beg, and imploEe. There ere rights anu obi
cations in country like this long iha bsiiot.
Dox ls open for the re1ress of wrongs. F'You are
.ish. ~ l1When ;xnu hays assembled hefo.e this
basile read 10 fas enss ttac tha LET'S orcrs
Latin Of the dark ages, the Magma Cha, "a of your
Unsisn fathers thunder the hobecs eorpu. in the RI
of ycUr fellow AID solders and then read
and e-read there the Constitution OF the United
States, which guarantees TO every man the right
of free speech of free discussion trial by jury, sud
security for bis property md person CHEERS
Fellow citizens, did net come here only to cesa-
rain against the Administrd of ths Govern.
inelt this evening, but also to lay before you, In
this free speech that am making. my Ideas upon
tie subject OF this war. bavo sympathy With
rebellion N any shape CT form whatsoever. The
Constitution CT the United States once was eroge b
for our Southern cocn ryInen; the Congress C. the
enes United States afforded every remedy for the
sedfeeg Of their grievances under tha. Constitution
1eey were teTibly provoked and gosded; bu;
tf.,r duty was, with the Senate CT the United
s'stss ,Leira with tha Honas Of Repre- se6tatiyes
almost the;rs with the Judciery theirs their day
{, 90 what urge upon yo1 this evening. "a
petition ami TO 80 to the baiio,.box. The right OF
peti;on Ia the bTEhriGht Of every Au.srissn. The
bhi,cs box II The remedy i.r every American Arms
sfti!iery, the cartou.h box, are not elements CT
American prosress Or civilization. lCheers}
A war o< .uBJuoAr,oy cAsHor suocEED-EvEH
MAINE GOULD sor Be sURJuaArKD.
/ have own ideas on this war. wish could
exrr-.s th6ni freely here C'spsa.z out"J No, no,
sha!, oct sneak out. 4hsa armies are contendng,
when frf-st;sl biooa Is being ghsd But there the
speak sr psc,ad GaIas TINE aS II con nideripg) this
will say, l vas born In the Stste of Maine. On
ona side is the British Province Of Nova Scotia aGc
on the other Is lhat OF Lower Canada, with Dido,
rayigses rivers opening the State to the 1ay!es ii
ths world; and get there Is s.ch unconIrerabIe
iay;nciblS Anglo. Saxon sIiftt, and kuch high
sense Of independence there, that do not bsiisVe
that England France and tho United stss, TO
gether, conld ever suhjuSsss tns rsoplo. snbiu.
saiicn determination ID not Gn American
t,es; 1. il oot q taes1y - which the anglo.
Saxon blood In. our veins Will ever surren6er.-
II the oath Ct suings;ion wera forced Upop
the cit xers OF the tts,e of Gaine he would strike
at tho aeYnis .sarA.or oi ,-t1st cath IN tfs rear
bus whoever he!a cut 20 hir the rights % self gov
erneat according to tte Constitution of ths United
Bta;es. he, with anSs:e regiment tre.n New York,
or elSewhete. won d EitDg bsck al the people Of
Maine 70 their obedience DO not propose, ii any
r.rG, orr Constitution and government TO the reb-
9 "a OF the Southern States But propose to carry
ON the war upon q different prineipie--wiEh the
sword in ne CHR hsa1 and the Const.tnton In the
lss,: fy9eat app.ausa AaA under that psnopls and
pre- eetiQn ls- s.iiiSo.a OF soldiers, tut two hun
DR.. d tho.e.ad win csu.i Gut and ex e,minats 81
ssutnaEn Ishllion Ii it bes necessary for the sub
iugatie1 u scat craais OF rebellion, where this
a-steiy w&s first began, where tbs proud flag oi
ony esr1t-y was frat struck down by reaei caau0I
ii volunteers be caee, 10 re hoist that Aag there
..t-. i.v ay, two niiiii ,ns Of volunteers would
60 from ths Northern States Cheers)
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