Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

nted After ALL the fighting Ohio is purely IN
test for political power struggle twzt twaedo-dum
tWeedsdee The outs want to get H. and the ms
stay In, that ID the thing
There will evidently be Do revolution In Chic. Nor ia Il
Hnos either, iGdia1a-uot now nor for a long While
STILL even the seabance CT difficulty there ought
10 be cherished by the South since can do US no harm
and may DO SOILS good; bGs tie chance, We fear
very remote one.
Trial q ynIIanalgha1u
The Richmond papers bring reports the trial Of c
L. YALLEsDeHAH, before Court Martial held in Ciucin
natl on the charge Of violating the 38lh Caera Order is
susd by General BURNSIDE committing the Department OF
Ohio The reports taken fromthe Cincinnati CONNER
cidl. The following is the charge and spoojGca on
Publicly expressing, n violation of General Order 30
49, from Headquarters Department ofthe Ohio his syp
ted States declaring dsloyal sentiments and opinions
3he object and purpose of weakening the power the
eminent il IFS efforts TO suppress unlawful rabeloG
SPECIFICATION.
In this that the said Clement L. Vaaudigham citizen
Of the State Of Ohio on or about the frat day OF May 1852
Mount Vernon Knox county Ohio did publicly address
large meeting OF citizens and did utter sentiments
words or IN Hect es follows declaring the present
waged for the preservation OF the Unc1 ' war for tie
Purpose crushing liberty and erecting desnotsn,
Ia freedom hs blacks and lis cngfyeT1en+
OF the whites stating, that il The Administration had 50
months ago.; that peace might have beeD honoraby OBJ
tanned by Listening 20 She proposed iatermedati5n Of
France that pfoposiuc1s By which Tho Southern
Sonld be won back and lie south be guaranteed
their rights ua6eE the Constitution had been reject.
ed the day before the late battle at Observation-Disclosures
by Lincoln and lis mino1s," meaning thereby The Ere
dent OF me United States and those under HIM auolv.
about TO apP0il. military U&reha IN every district 70 r.
h @ pSCPo OF t9e!, liberties 10 eepri' them Of t1eic
a1 S77' SAa teEsL6 General Order No.
Headquarters Department of the Ohio as base ugurp4
tL VI a. M 81 51T.t12g his bearers to rea:s1
Ae sa4o " -BI lo sGgtE the people inform ire Gjl
ions OF usurped power that ta5y ao saba 10 ach m
strioions upon their liberties, JAa better; declaring th
ne at all times, uyo2 ali Cccagiunr resolved to do
what he could 10 defeat the attempts now being made 10
ent - asserting that lie firmly believed IS he said ak
months ago. that tho men II power attempting
lish despOtlsm n this country more Cge anu moro on
Pressive than existed before"
All of which opinions and sentiments lie well knew did
aid, comfort and encourage these arms against the Gov
erQme1t and could but induce u his heaycr d;s-g1 nj
Ghsir own CovernmeGt and srnrSITz fr +fSs in go ~
against IT. and disposition - laws Of the land.
Captain Of lIth Infantry Jare 4a7oeac, Dsparte.t q
tie Ohio.
Mr.. YA1LANDIauAI conducted Iii own defeuse. The
chief witnesses for the prosecution ware Captain Hi
and Captain MEANS Of the 10Th Ohio volunteers, ssLo
appeared had been sent IN czsu clothes to listen to and
report the remarks Of the speakers meeting held on
che lst instant: at place called Mount Vernon il Knox
county, Ohio. There would really seem ID be nothing
more in TALLANDTGHAIs speech than what ho had said
frequently before. lie denounced the administration AID
The policy and conduct q the war which he said had been
changed into abolition war; hut he old not cog7zeI
chile resistance, sanction Gfsuafon. After lie o.
danee had closed &r F4LLAH21aB21l suh.sa5tbe follow
4ng:-
NR. YALLsSD-CUAMs PROTEST.
Arrested Without due process Ct I2w Wi.hoEt uarGaE
have been served with cha &c aud spactacatioEs as
CouTtmhEta! or military commission. an either IA
therefore, am not trabe for by
bat an subject by the express terms of the Constitution
some officer OF court of competent jurisdiction trial
OF 0itiEens Em subject Indictment trial on PIE
sentmen grand jury ana an entitled TO spee6v al
10 be confronted with witnesses, and to coEpulso7 r0
cess for witnesses my behalf and an e2cd 10 c519
ii, Q n.E ne
United steg, under the Consultation Of the United States
But the alleged offence Itself II net known to the Con=st
zion, nor 70 arg law thereof It Is words spoken TO the
people of Ohio in an cpao public political meeting, lawful
~ and peacefully assembled, under tDe Constitution ana
il is the words Of citizen on the publ, policy Of the
ed that the welfare the country was not promoted Il
Was an appeal to The people 70 change that policy by
pretended that I counsel He'd dsoGedierce 10 IT, Co.t
lion, or Tesistanoeto law or lawful authority awe aeT
i have nothing f. thor 10 submit.
The Judge Advocate simply remarked that the accused
bad the privilege Of counsel and OF Witnesses Il did not
was sufficient -
cORREsroEDEsl, Who gives Us his name, whiting i-oa
Kinston under date Of the 10Th instant says
MEssRs. EDrroEs After gra.l.ag abeat for long
my budds, Long was making observations aEoUnd the
camp Oh the Goth Regiment they took and couScTped G
nov he viii be able to give the oyEeTce more Fact
view OF the movements Of the army all his letters Esc
alIsE VIII pe A3&1ed 'CGuiP OF the 66th Regiment.
Yours till Death,
Il this be co. and we see fCr doCJtCE it, We
trust that It will not t1e stoppaGs the very well
written communications Of Lo4g Grabs t tie Observer.
We have read these oommunications with interest.
PASSENGER who from Goldsboro yesterday after
aeon. reports the arrival there large number women
and children driven out Of Eewbern by The Yankees for
refusing to take the oath OF allegiance. they al
lowed to take of their property with them hcir sit
naton is in many cases painful il the extreme.
The refugees properly exiles report the Yam
ices IN NeWbern firing sautes sRd making other demon
sHsNens Of rejoicing the death OF SToN2wALI JACK
Son. TINS did not apparently direct from Newborn
we Woua De unwilling believe any people could
no degraded But with feeling of shame that such things
co,d De done by men forced TO believe that they
GoeTe done.-Datly Journal, 1914.
TIE YANKEES are making quite jubiation oy,r the
capture Of the terrible prvateer Retrbutoa which is
aid to have been Effected by the U. s. Steamer Alabama
Domingo. Well, the Alabama didn't get much of
-,ssTosr bsetEibution simply schooner not
little craft was been the propeller Uncle Ben
- - ; 80 - ~as capital seaboat,