Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-30
Return OF Hon. wm j. A.,
rom, his Captivity In Wniles

from the Springfield ull) Resi.,,-. 8
This gentleman arrived he.
day evening, from Washing.Tn Sat1r,
has been prisoner for sever.I, where b,
held upon some vague, un5ss,IE' Il.,,
Of disloyalty. lie has hetn -, r.el ehars,
y released. Thus, by the act Of IN, ~ hai-
ethsheht' nave the vile charges - SoI,
on him 10y the Jaccbin a,.d d. ineaF'd ups
his arrest admitted. ''Ja'liee n
W hat spectacle does this ma.
land Of liberty and law. H. tsehi IN I.
citizen, the chosen Rerrs.en,.,; ilysl
National Congress e Cou.-...;''e " "a 1
trict, which has cent. aud :. n d.
+ ility Ter cent, mtte than any - 'te, u
State, If not in the Cri.u. ,r,,.,,,Itit 10 ii !
/ ged from hls house. surruurs,5t dre-
7 and children. rushed t. Car, 90, o.. Siis
ross. while secret irenis;ti. y -. - ID 50
cd up evidence against him d.. NM
abolition attorney, denied IN, -, Il
confronting his accuse.s If ~. ';'"e;s 4
torney present 10 ernse-f xar-,;,', : IN 81.
nesses-thus, with elused - = .''s'i vi
gar Chamoer sum NJ biz case ana - ,,.'.i
nm 10 prison. cut Of bis State. a ,,'' 'l-h
miles away. When shown a.. ',e''n
made up against him. be .Tsr, a, !, te''i
bond, IN the sum Of SlC0Ol3 :, =; eve
IN three days, every CHARGE - 'ss
one. and tins inv, ICED the 49, e4,sTr
tive, ard as TO this lie x.vlJ d. A-ca I
10y the oaihS Of City Of Tie 70. -hs,
Southern Illinois, to show ,iat -. -,n I
was utterly unSUrthy Il c,esi. ,r' s"ness
denied him, aud lie vas tp,..5 EaI
Springfield he Understood "a, ...-,.el u Y
whom be got to Ceurralia he II
bis destination was Wash;nrt,r - u ~
toi Prison! Owing to BIS III bs.I,sO 'lr
authorities there paroled him 10 tLa y
ct the city, aud there be wa, -.
weeks, away from bis home. HI r,a'I ~ u
business. and is now released ~ an'
home, without any iuyssti-s,i-- e 'S'I ~
case known To the law or IN r-i-...5l
common justice, with a stigma 4 -,
dIsioyAlty resting upon lin. liz -.
70 his home, to his wife. cbi,5-,.
friends, unaeqnittod Uf the iufsr,-,.''11 sn'
laid to his door, 10 manner gB,r,-., ~ !,
constitution and law TO the mo-, ~
individual in the land. !u, ;, Unit
himself to the world as best be nav ~,
: be can and will most triunrtar,i, a.
none can doubt. More. too. be- ~,
Will show to the people the infss,-T,
j tisan and personal malice which i-.,;,i,.,
: this prosecution Of himself s-"'
j. The curses OF ail honest rren r,,, Il
craven scounjrels who conspirs /, q. !.
e his arrest. Shame upon the State ,u.I. !
lhes who permitted one Of the mrs, h..
I ard prominent citizens % he drgr,sl q.
I without the States jurisdiction n \. :,
carceraied IN prison ,housard mile. A
1 without demandHc an iuye.iig,,i.rof "a !,
ease By some judicia! ,fiJuua. within III
L State; and shame uran tie rational : :,
= errmeut for the adoption GA r5lsE I.
= TOiying such injustice.
. So fragrant, 50 pulpahle. Is The i,;,,,,.
c OF this persecution % Mr.. Allen. so l,r;,,
> Is tie fact It is founded IA partisan ts.r- !
i that 1t cannot affect him II iuTiru.fy :.
man. 1r bis character a. ir-al citizen ]
hen arrested, lie vas engage! la ca.
z va-siDE for denomination g. tie ,,..6 !,
J. in tie national c.urrils which b.
Z hon0rBhly Fills. Ii was aryarsa. ti..t J,
bad the highest regard If H. c7us,i.u.,
He arrest vas inteude. TO cf5.h hin !,
e their good opinion ard T. Ie5,f, u
e that they might lie tered hoti lru
countcnancipg him. TIE ialau. Us "a.
), has proven futile, and. c-n..ar5 o. \,
= usual raj Of ih,s ] nr- u a- :. interfere.
e IN the chuics e democratic en-. lie
other Districts ihan cur oNn. We ,g.sr.l
e express the hope that ihe d: uI.cracy - q
/ Egyptian DI&riCt will ..s.a frt-el, u
:. Alien { r ,rgrsss aui lr.ua.ba-tIv "a
z ban, ;hus 0iuc:ca'irE bis ierUnt 10 4, 1
10 'yai man. aud rendering iI1 last u. 4.
: - the popular yuice. dsriri iI-l ~ 4
T. STATE aud na.iuIal au;a.Iaie- il u.l 4
Il ing him a hearing as guaTsu'ccl LIN j
the laws II the land.