Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-25

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isst s ssns ssldlsrs agsS DID stun y hs Pssessbl
Tssossd, Z, That entertaining thsss vlsws We can.
ot too etronnv condemn the refusal Of cur General A..
uerhIy to prohibit By law the immigration Of negroes in'
Rs.ss.d, tina, We are opposed 70 being taxed to
purchase he freedom q negro pavse WITH AZ Que ..
svsct fof te pplaipps cl ohefe ~ thnk that sneh
nrn.u,e Would be dnodnsusutchaL impoliiic and un'
,sosred That the unparalleled fcauds and pecu-
ations upon the aovefumenI. revealed BY the tnves.
Tating oommitses ard otherwise, demand the sernest
cOndemnaon y every homes. map sno snu ~ eS
country, aga s4lll0F s1s esss'ss'
- Rssoivsd Tba. the patriotism, courage and akill
by our armies has never been exceeded In the
history Of he world and deserves and receives our high
est admiration and gratitude.
q 10. RssolVed That the refusal OF the General A.
embly permit our gallant soldiers 10 the nela ns
right 10 vote was great and wrong to them
that ought not to have been committed.
IL. RosoIVfd 1hAt while we VIII, as heretofor, dis
courage all facioub opposition to the sdminstra
ton, and will continue 70 give our earnest support
all proper measures to put down the rebellion, and vii
maze all the iowances that the Necessities Of the time
require Of good citizens We protest against all violation
lS. Resolced That we hold sacred as We do all ohe
parts OF that instrument the following provisions OF tn
| Constitution Of the United States: 3Fn.
"Ths trial Of an crimes, except In eases q %peseD s
III.
the State where the sAia crimes shall have been com
miktted." a " ~ III ~ 4 -.
nuopgress shah make no law respecting an establsf
ment Of religion prohibiting the free exercise the
Of or abrldsng the freedom Of spee h. or Of the pres
or the right OF the people peaceaby to asaembe and
petition the Government for redress OF grievances
aThe mowers not dslefated 20 the United States BY Il
Constitution nor prohibited By It 10 the eates. are
served to the States respectively, or TO the people,
.The rght0f the people to be secure in ther person
houses papers and eeca against unreasonable searon
"a - and M
issue but upon probable cause supported By oath or
armation, and particularly describing the place to
searched and the persons and things to be seized.
1,No person thall be held to answer for capital
ItoherWise infamous crime, unless on presentment
Of grand Jury, except In cases arising IN
!, land and naval forces In the militia when In actu
servce In time Of war and public dangeri nor 70 pe
prived Of e liberty, or property, without due proes
Of law; shall private property be taken for pub
!. use without Just compensation. ,4sa,,
"In all criminal prosecutions the accused shall ep
4 the right to q speedy and public trial BY an impar
Iury OF the State and District wherein the crime shi
4 lhave been committed, which D,trict shall have be
previously ascerained by Law; and to be informed OF
the witnesses against him. to have compulsory proce
for obtaHing witnesses In his favor, and 10 have the
4 sistancs Of counsel for his defense"
; And we utterly condemn and denounce the repeat
and gross violation BY the Executive Of the Unit
states OF the said rights thus secured By the oonst
1 ton; and we also utterly repudiate and condemn Y
monstrous dogma that In time OF var tne oonsut
don Is suspended its powers 10 any respect enlarg
beyond the letter and true meaning Of that instrumen
IL is. ResolVed 1hat we view with indignation al
alarm the illegal and unconstitutional seizure and
prisonment for alleged political oenses OF our oEe
without judicial process in States where such process
unobstfucked, but By Executive order by telegraph
Otherwise and call upon all who uphold the Union, q
1onstution and the Laws, TO unite with rs In denoun
ling and repeng such hagrAnt violation OF the State Al
federal Consultations and tyraDnieal infraeiion OF
ights and liberties Of American citizens; and that
people Of this State cannot safely and will not submit
have the freedom OF speech and freedom Of tho pre-
the two great and essential bulwArks OF civil ihsri
put down BY unwarranted and despotic exsrtions
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