Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

Gov IpDs MESSAGE respsouns alpt.ta'y ar
Ees@ ln ohio' wherein she aeslon o' Rs rv4e'
raj 9ofernment 10 indorseA' ana responsipihsy
tof some OF the arrests 10 assumed, q tne 1ov1
ernog. He then spoke Of the feyoiuucn or
lS48 In Europe, In which hetook part unul n
failed, when he was enabled TO make his escape
otbls country When he landed IN the united
States, no lett as II he had been saved from
tefrlb'ei 'shipWreek, anu srusseu nes nau
LETT tyranny ana despouem penlnu' ior,
ever But sinee tue Inauguration Oh AbhA,
Ham L'NooLNfthey nae Deen ihs'ouuceu, anu
practiced 10 some OF tneir orueiess forms
and most forDidding aspects he spoke ~
length OF the arbitrary piegai aFreete' ana
heupjast, inbuman ipcarc'rations m AZ MIN ilu
istration Bastiles, citing cases which had come
under his own observation, The plea OF ne;
cessty," which is put Ia TO justify this e1er-
cise OF arbitrary power, had ever been tne
tyrsnts plea. He denounced most bitterly 'ne
President and the Governor OF ohio, ana re-
minued lhe Aooiihon members OF 'oc HOUSE
OF Representative, thnt tney no longer repre-
aeh5eeu eles lmntsJ9fiy 81 toe peop'e VI inc
ne spOAS u 'he oonsfeSS'o'"' "pp''''O""'n'
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on 'oe noVernor 10. 'h'ofna'lVn as W ar'i"a'y
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a'"' lpSO" D olD' o''A,nea 'n' n'Os ~
nOOn' Snu qlo'eu f'oeaa' "n'h was 'air'eu
"heh the house was caiieu 10 ofoer e' nan
past Two o'c!ccx' ne proceeeea 70 speak de
feSsFoea tue mater unaef disoussloh as
Delng o' v'tAi importance MS iiiend from
Ifnmonil haa seei'ed the history OF past repel-
iions IN TINS county, bnt had JAILED to tell the
house Oh single arbitrary arrest In Gil OF them.
by Federal or State authority. He spoke Of
tho reyolntiop in Dublio sentiment--tbat III.
90, l., no.a, to.dav worId no noo.,.-. a.
n''" ~ pO"s' "ou.u 70 p""oties' w.
morrow ana warned tne Apoiition majority In
the Geue,al Assembly, that their only safety
| Uas in ,he regard for Law and o,ds, ,h;,h
| .s - "n'on
cnAsac'efIzeu 'ne sooa oiu Oemocra'io party
He quoted rom WEBsTER as to Constitutional
liberty, and Free Institutions, and showed tba,
,bo ose h aa h. on st,ichsD dozen n, ,hi, Aa.,,.i.
-, u., 60 a.. c-.,.., -.
HA1on' ile fesa rom 'no oons'tusion OF the
United States and the Constitution of Ohio, and
demonstrated tho. the arbitrary a.rests bv Fed.
o,o, ard State ,u,bo,;tv .iros a. h..;..,..
'.". aou "'0 1Io'' ''H.e '"' Dosinning
oil 'his war; nave peen maze In violation Of
both. He was very severe upon Gov. Ton,
obsrpipe him with perjury. The ordar for b,s
.., 80 .,,noa h. r. wo,, A.,
a"e's WOO ~ p" oA'ofi' hssis'ans
Secretary Of war; VINO was once Attorney
General of Ohio. He desired to look back a
little. and see vbero this Same Wo,oorr s,ood
All. -. a.. ,h.o
""V I'"e Ao.0 '- 0 'Sa'' aso, 40 70
CARDS Constitutonal rights ana the Habsas
Corpus. DR.. OLDs proceeded:
Tn the case of BuabnelI and Ianus.on 40
had been convicted iu the Circuit CONT NJ ths
Halted States for the Northern iistr;ct NJ obS'
of rescuipe a captured fugitive slave and ~bo
were In the iail of Cuyahocs comfy in acco,d.
ence with the sentence of said Circut Can't
that thew should be thus imprIsoned for Tho ,s,,,
of six months, and who uuon a writ of IoLso,
CORPUS were before the Supreme Conrt of Ohio
Upon the hearing of said case, c. p. Wolcott ,hs
ATTORNEY General of the State of Ohio. annsar.
! ed on behalf of the State to maintain he riOh,
of these ptisoners to be released upon this w,it
His argument upon that occaOion was redncad
to writing, and, contrary to all precedent. Vas
printed 10 full in the report OF that case, Il IL
In the 9th volume of Ohio State Reports In
tbese times of arbitrary arrests. and tvrann,oa
nae of despotio power by the President of ,ha !
United States, this document ia we'll vortb ,he
readlno ''''
I'm 1ha qstb naoe of sa;a volrro M. W.,
oo,. sars ,'thsts. tho va,r ,h.nab IA i WI y,
U'oooaS;nn U "m ms. w;th ALL 'nS'u nS VI 'ne
p ,ha EaS".,, Ga,,s y, Pv.er on