The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-13

iryvrg war ha bern committed a1
uhe,be uer 81 remote, ulogopsr "a
aided 81 aHeltd. have committed rs
oega ac' and dlg raH0r In tmp
OF WAR traitor are liaale 10 .be fair q
war. Neither treason or var ars liz
ieetrd by latitude or State lines.
Flas Is. the nature aad dcgrf q
NallWdi4lams crime, open aud eou-
fassod. Ills own adbernts admit iha
premise,-thc acts aud intention vhicl
constitute he guilt, but ihey dis.gn,
fron the unavoidable conclusion thar
he deserves to be hung, just as It
pressed. hey would deny t4at Jen.
DAVIS or ANY OF ihe other ConfeAr-
ales ought 70 be hung, or tlmi they
have committed any crime. Il i tbis
vile traifar, @ho di.grsces the state
and polluies The earth, who lives only
because the Government has MOI in.
iijcled tbe penalty he deserves thai
tie Democratic party has made Ihe
great embodiment OF the privilege Of
the writ Of habeas corpus. When did
honest men select the yilest criminal
to be The representative Of the llbrr-
ties u the pcop.ef Who ever became
such enthusiasts for Judas rs to in,es-
tigale tie terms If ihe bargain be-
tween him and the Chief Pficsis, 10
see II they lad not driven him 70 SUI
eide Who but traitor would rave
about a trial BY jury or habeas corpus,
If JEFF. Davis anu lis gang were hung
as soon as caaghif
1t is not in honest human nature 70
become excited for he protection Il
crime. Mr.. Pugh said in the CoIum-
bus Convention that lie did not ap-
prove the course his friend Vallandig,
ham had pursued, but he was going
10 vindicaie his right 10 pursue it,
Men do not take upon themselves tie
championship Of tie privilege ofelime
eX ept from sympathy with il. Mr..
Pn@l has undergone changes enough
in tlis rebellion 10 prove that lic is an
i0slrauebl whose stops and venlages
arc easily mastered, and like a jews
harp, as easily played upm by bad
breath rs a healthy one. II Mr.. Pugh
believes rebellion crime which de-
serves death, be believes that Fallan-
digham deserves the same penalty for
aiding aud abctting il, Ills exceptions
% lI,u can only be technical not NOR
ii. AID technicalilies when they
sand in The WAY of Justice, honest
men ncare, Only the offenders would
becone enthusiastic 81 them.
SO il is in tie interference Of lhe
local courts with lawful military aG-
tboriy, and il thc Democratic oatcrt
urcau>e il has been prevented. III
was not lhatlle writ Of hahea- CORPUS
migtl relieve meritorious casfS from
hardship, but iIHd il might be abused
10 p.omotc and protect rascalty, iii
rYbbiHg The Goferumcntofmo moual and
meu Persons enlist, having made
oatj that tliey are Of lawful age 10 10
-o, receive the bounty money, and then
saiudIe the Government ont Of il by
tbc oaihs OF other parties that tbey
ue minors, and by tie aid U me
Shy Judge who has found a way Of
adulgiug lis criminal propeasities
under c5ycr OF Judicial Office. X was
70 favor this rascaity that the writ Of
habeas corpus has been excFcis q 50
binbly by oar Probate Judge il was
the abetting Of this fraud upon the
United States flat le succ ,iuIy
pleaded in the Garbage Convention
for denomination,
II was 10 aid this swindling that
Probate Judge Pad lock asserted his
right 70 reverse decisions Of the | nj
ted States Supreme Court, and 10 DO
eide upon the nature Of the original
compact, and how Far the States were
bound by il, and bow much soyer-
eighty they possessed, laying il down
like q faithful Democratic judge from
tic last Democratic platform, Which
Of course is the extent Of his learning,
and biz Ultimate authority.
50 ii has been III every instance
There is no ease in which the Demo
cratic rarti>ans have invoked cou>li-
tutional or legal protection, or State
rights OF human rights, to protect llic
worthy. Il Is all 10 give impGnty 10
treason. Ii Is All with single ai,n--
the success Of tlie rebellion, The Low,
against authority Is nothing else lion
tbat hostility TO the law, which tle
consciousness OF deserving III taller
always excitca- Cincinnati Gazette.
TILToN.-As good a story as any
of the Presidents il told II thc ey-
pcnse Of Rev. Henry Ward Bearhels
coadiuior, Mr. Theodore liHnn-
Whsle tae dr.aa was going ou NJ
Tilton exc aimed On The Ladpeaden').
: Honor 10 lhe con>eripis who, scofa
ing piiiful evasion, obey ihe behc.t of
lhe law" Presently Mr. IiIioa Hl;
drafted, nnl Immediately "eYade l 70
lhe cxieut Of $500 for commn,a iou.
Her. tle story comes in-of chap-
lain WHO, Oh ihe eve Of 4 baiilc, bld
ilIe soldiers d his corp, Gghl btagcly,
for those who Gel. "wonld sup 3d.
Hesyet. ana thrrcupon himself
marched to ihe rear, replying uheu
called apoH g sop tiat t9f bi- pr
hc never took upper,. 4 kn8~I
aneclcte IS related q q militia cal4nci
81 tl.e lai war wiih Great Britain.