Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08

Ill Ohio with degraded population % compete with
these soldiers upon their return 70 inc pesceApio
avocauons OF life. HL
O. Rs-clgsd That entertaining these views, we can.
uot too strouqy condemn the refusal Of General AS
semby toprchDlt By law the immigration OF negroes Ing
TO this State, tfl 81 alL -
purchase Tho freedom Of negro slaves With all due 20
spoct FOR the opinions Of others We think that such
measufe would be unconstitutional, mpolilic and un-
ust. t ~ N
latons upon the Government, revealed BY the invesu
eating committees and otherwise demand the sternest
condemnation OF every honest man and irlenu OF tns
country and call for the prescriDea
Rssolved, Tha. the patriotism, courage and Ok III
manifested b our armies has never been exceeded In the
history Of the world and deserves and receives our high
TO- Rosolved, That the refusal Of the General 40
emily TO permit our gallant soldiers N the nsla lne
right to vote was great and wrong men,
that ought not to have been committed. r .
H. RssOLotd That while we will, as heretotor, dis
courage all factous opposition 70 the AdmnAtra'
tion, and will continue to give our earnest support 70
all proper TO put down the rebellion and VIII
male all the owances that the necessities OF me times
require OF good citzens, We protest against all
OF the Constitution. 10
parts Of that instrument the following provisions oil 'e
Constitution Of tho United States: L
"The trial of all crimes except In cales Of ipssemn ~
men shall be by jury and such trial snaII 70 neu ~
lnc oahNo WhoiS wv hAiu sthANS
mittted." ,,,1
Congress shall make no law respecting an establish
ment Of religion prohibiting hefree exercise lneie
Of or abrdgng the freedom OF speech or OF tho press
or the right OF The people pesceaby to assemble and TO
petition the Government for redress OF grievances
The powers not delegated 10 the United States by the
cC1str'Gn So NOR y 70 Se psop
The right the people TO be secure IN tne pernons
houses, papers and effects against
and seizures shall not be violated, and no
k,.k.
Armaton, and particularly describing the pleee 10 DC
searched and the persons and things to be seized.
mo person shall be held to answer for capital OF
toherwise infamous crime unless on ps,ann n IN.
Indictment OF grand jury, except IN csses ailspB ~
land and naval forces In the militia When IN sc's
service in time Of and public danger nor 70 pe as
pryed Of life liberty or property without aug
Of law shall private property be taken io PuOi'
| use without Just compensation.
"In all criminal prosecutions the accused sha ENJOY
the right to q speedy and public trial by an nnpa,nS
Jury Of the State and District wherein the crime sns
have been committed which District shall have peer
previously asceTtaned by law and to be INFORMED oI M
nature and cause Of the accusaiion to be VIZ
the witnesss against HIM to have compulsory process
for obtaining witnesses In hia favor and 10 nave e a.
| sistance Of counsel for bis defense"
And we utterly condemn and denounce the rePeateo
and gross violation by the Executive OF the oni.eo
States OF tho said rights tus scared by the uonsu
ton; and we also utterly Tepudate and condemn ,ne
monstrous dogma that In time OF war the VonsuIu
on Is suspended It's powers In any respect enAgvo
beyond the letter and true meaning VI ehAt iheu
| -. ResolVed, That we vlew with indignation snu
alarm the illegal and unconstitutional seizure ana I'm
prsonment for alleged political onenses, Of our czep
without judicial process in States where suen PROCESS
unobstructed but by Executive order by Telegraph OF
Otherwise and call upon all who uphold the Union, tne
Constitution and the laws, 10 unite with US In denounc
Ing and repelling such agTant violation Oh the eat ahu
Federal Constitutions and tyrapnioal infracuon OF ths
rights and liberties Of American citizens; and tnal ns
people Of this State cannot safely and will not submit
have the freedom OF speech and freedom OF the press
put down by unwarranted and despotic exertiops o.
power