Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-20

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la" ISOLATION. ... .u ..m .n..n.. U.
....roOt.D. u]o,u..I. mI t...niu Uu.
unuull. wu,.u 0a ..#... coed l....n H
go. Martini. charged with uu..ar
Goo. .n.... sou,im.n. tH. speech doIiv
.rt,l nl Mount Npuuuu. ISL. l].'DUgn. u.H.
en- than O. simple protest 10y The accused
was made. ltis reported that be was
found guilty and sentenced TO two yoaru
to tho Dry Torturos AN Island oa the
Southern coast Of Florida which sen.
touce, report suye, has been miu.gated by
the President to sohding him to the South.
This is, beyond question, the most ilaN
grant outrage yet committed 10y the mis-,
guided men now in authority, upon tho
liberty of speech. Mr.. VNllaudigham was
but oriticising the acts OF our public ser,
wants, and almost every sentence OF this
very speech was livid with the very eSN
sence of patriotism and heartfelt devotion
to the Cons tituliou and the Union land
Yet this is treason.
Application was made to the US Cir
cult Court for the Southern djs,rio, Of o.
hio, for % writ Of dgJcls corpu5, which has
been refused. The next question is, will
the people Of Ohio submit to such inYa'
sion of;hor inalienaLlo rjghts2
We are glad to see tina. this act iaopon.
ly denounced by such influential Ropuo
lican papers as the New York Egsaiay
Post.
Address CT Mr.. VAILhgDIGuAu.-Tho
newspapers publish the following address.
issued 10y Nj. Vallaudighon to the de-
mocrocy of Ohio before the commences
ment Of his trial. 1t defines his political
position at the present crisis:
Miit3ry Prison, Cincinnati, May 8, 1913.
To the Democracy ofOhio: | Rm here
in the military basti!e for no other offence
than my political opinions, and the de
Tense of them, and of the rights Of the
|pe0pIp, and of yuuT constitutional l10cT-
ties, Speeches made in the hearing Of
/ thousands Of you in dcnuncialion Of the
|usurpations Of power, inirlctious Of the
con@.lIu'iIu d" vi. u '" o,,, ~ 81 ,T' NV srr ,. ard
imprisonmcnl. ! am p democrat for c1u-
gtitu,ion. for law, for the Union, for lite
crty-tbis is my only Crime
For no disohedieuca TO the Constitution
o w c "s + Of s%mra,hv Win The mem Of
Inc South who are for disurion and Soulh
crn independence, but in obedience TO
their demand, a. wei! as the demand OF.
northern Ioo..';o" "'su.,o,1.,.' I''I ''1'>
Time at last. sets all things even 90
Meanwhile, democrats Of Ohio, Of the
Northwcst, Of the United states oo linn,
De ttae 10 you, PI''o'l I'5' ~ Wy. rI C''a,
r-,'''' A. r"r n,r,e,f gdbaro ~ eyory
principle. and will mako good, through
imprisonment and life l'5oiI, every pledge
an" "'G'''a,lou "n'Cr J. nav si,' |i".'-
70 von 70 tho rconle, TO time. ! agqin
appeal. Stand firm. Foltsr not an in,
slant! o. L. NA-LANDIiHAA'
pea We ob.orco Inv fbo news from the
arm, Of the Potomac. that tho Abolition
+brirade Of Major General Car! gchurz, be-,
bayod in an outrageous manner-digoboy
ing orders and refusing to fght-in short
skedaddlcd.
Inns 1o"'rSosII 9V 49, =, C,.,.
- was s.n tLan,
a,,sta.,ha p~rn.tJontia o~Ieo,ior. IN soma
nht,L ~ a,nonnoSd wo.Linn,oo Ia.
foroon Adons and FronkIin % "artfnI
,atjcocaarsn "hnmhnarorsr ond nhv,o.
n[r;,o. ga ,bo noo,orat;on 81 Irdonen.
donon xo. no,h;ra hr, Co moan yonkoo
tr;cl,u
W. oxnosod this Abolition rorocodo at
Aha, ,in,a mor,ino ooa;n., ,ho
Won, ,,o,o o. ,bings ,hot nom oyist Tho
.L,,,yna5 dofondod ,bo r-od.monIbod d;sn,