Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-30
Return Of Hon. VIM A.
rom his Captivity In Waies
From the Springfield nn1 n,v,..

IRON the Springfield Nn) Register. So.
This gentleman arrived he. -
day evening, from Washing.Gn On Satcn
has been prisoner for several , Nhefs
held upon some vague, urdes, ~ pts,
OF disloyaity. lie has been M 1ael .eharg
ly released. Thus, Ly the ar, 80 :; iilsns!
ethtnen,' nave the vile charges bs.. GOV
on him 10y the Jaccbin AID d. ineaFed I'd
his arrest odmitted. i'Ja'ties "A
what spectacle does This r-s,..
land OF liberty and law. IIs1s ts'hi IN
citizen, the chosen Reprs.en,.,;N ioysl
National Congress of Cousrss,i'ss " u
triet, which has sent, aud !. .Iai ID
fifty yer cent, m,re ihan any a,i ui.e
State, If not in the Crian. rs,ttsl'eit IL "a
ged from bis house, su1raurd,Jt! crt
and children. rushed 10 Car, NV
ross, while secret iuenisiti. -. - u q
ed mp evidence against him Do. uanl
abolition attorney, denied tho -: .! q,
confronting his accussrs of :""ecs
toruey present TO crose-e x,r,;,.- : an Il
S ness y, with elosed daors, he ~
star Chamber sum up hi, case ara ,.''H
him TO PRISON, cot Of bis State !, nan
miles away. When shown ~. '1,e'an
made up against him. be o.TsrcI :, lte'rf
bond, In the sum Of $lC0.O0o - ~ >. give
IN three days, every charge NJ Prove
one. and this inv led the -; - eA;spS
tive, ard as TO this he woplJ -, heca
10y the oaihs Of City Of The To-, .'h'.
Southern Illinois, 70 show tba, IN
was utterly un6orthy of c,e8i, ~ SHne'
denied him, aud lie was tr--,i Nt 70
Springfield he Understood -, -. ~
when be got TO CeuirGlia he ras.,|'
bis destination was Wash;nr,or :, H'l ~
tol Prison! Owing TO b,s in e Oapt
authorities there paroled him -
Of the city, and there be w. I'm
weeks, away from his home b;sc
business and Is now released. IA 70.
home, without any invs>ti,,,i,. i iS'Gr
case known to the law or to rr;,,i,i.
common justice, with stigma a 80. -
dlsioyaity resting upon lin. H..
70 bis home, 10 his wife. cbTI-
friends, unacqnitted O.: the iufs,r-,.'--s
lad to his door, IN manner sps-,,,...,i
constitution and law 20 the ~. p
Individual in the land. bu, ,, ,. .sL
himself to the world as hes, be ,,,- ~
: be can and will most triup,rbo,,i.
none can doubt. More. too ia -.
Will show TO the people the iDf,,,-~.
tisan and personal malice winch -
this prosecution Of himself
The cures OF al honest rrs, ,.-.- -,
craven scounjreis who conspire 10 %,
his arrest. Shame upon the S,s,s AMI.
; iues who permitted one Of the M, H. j
ard prominent citizens - lie drs-,rI r..
without the States jurisGle.i.a m 4.
eaTceraied IN prison a thousand r-i.. d
Withont demandHc an iu,e,tigs;i,b1fs =
case by some Judicial tribunal vf,ti, 81 !
State ; and shame ur1n tie r.fi,,.' :, !.
eminent for the Eiaatilu GA r5i,.r
: ToiyinG such injustice.
81 fragrant, 80 valpaLle. Is the i-is.,;,.
? Of this persr cu'ipn u Mr.. Allen. e., -
is tie fact it Is fau16sd IA partisan 80
that it cannot affect h;m II iu7r.u.. :. /
man. or bis character a. a irJal ,r...sa. J
" hen arrested, lie vas engage! 10 "a.
va-sl6C for Te-Humina'irn o. on, nom /
IN tie matt. nal c.urrils vllrb h
honcrBbiy kils. Ii vas ar1ars.; ia
hal the highest regard # H. C.,.i---..
HIS arrest 1as Iateudc. 10 crush hin ;
g Their good npinion ard 6. !el,s, Il.
that they might he q tered iori lru !
auBtrnauciug him. Tie Ia.aa,.us o.
, has proven futile. and. c-u,rary O.
; usual raj If ib,- 81 81, . iai.-l !
: IN the choice e dgmacrtc On. I..
oiH-r DISTRICTS Itsn ug- rNn. s- .t-.-
e express the hnIe thar the &: cr.rr
p Egyptian Dis.rict viii a-..4 t-t.sri 8
. Alien {. C'rgrs,s AVID iTuas hs ,.r ar
han, ;hus Tiuc!ca,irg be iypJut % 4,
D ! ,yal man, aud rendering tl.8 la.r -...d
, - the popular voice. derived .i-.ty
b STATE aud na.iuLal au'uaI4tia- u o..
Ing him hearing as guaranteed In
the laws II the land.