M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23

pie, snl q thou aud times NOR rulraple fnl
violating them, ss he Is swUrh 10 ses thai
they are nul viUlstrd.
"ln due process Il law, the Sheriff O.
Fdhheld count, arrive in this city anil a.
Rested GOv Ton, and was about pr0ceJln.
to take him to Fairfield TO answer 90 N
indirImenl, wheu he obtained writ OF hd.
beGs corpus. which he aud bis party had sus.
prndrd. tralnple,i upon and bemeaneI in
every way. secured his liberation from the
( han g Of the Fairfield County Sheriff. ano
gave bonds to snsw.r to the Supreme Jmdg-
" no issYsd the habeas corpus in June m,rii
Not insidHier. Ss is the usual custom under
The habeas corpus writ.
This extension OF time was soon ex.
plainri 5y the following act being hurried
through the Legislature by as supple aud
willing tpols nl despOlism rs ever breathel
the breath oil life in Turkey. Austria or
Russia
"Sec. /. Belt en0cied By me General As,
ssmbiy Of he Sta'e Of Ohio. That any person
OF person, who shaI kidnap. or furcibly ar
lrdudulenlly carry pir Or drcoy out uf this
State any i0hi te person ur persons with an
Intention Oi havIIg such psTsun or PERSONS
carried ont Ol the St,te, unless il be in pur-
sudnrp Of thr laws 'lerrrf or Of the United
States, OR A MILITARY ORDER of the
{ ms 'itu I'd uulho,ities Thereof, Of of thu
Constitution laws, trcUties or ar ic'e "
war9 The United Ntates or of maritime
uSage under m, hp OF nations, shall. upon
cnnv c'lon thereof, De dremrd guilty OF
mi'drmranor and shall be confined in the
Pent-n'iary at hInl labor for any spacs OF
time not less than three nor more Than
eight years al the discretion Of the Court,
aud snail moreover be liable for the cOsrs
Ol persecution.
"S e 2. That The at enii led. "nn a.
TO preUsnt fhs JoTcibIc abdnctiOu of Tbs cai
z'ns1 Ohio. passed Suae 10, 1887. be ard
EsSame Is HEREBY REPEALED.
4" Sec. 8. This arl shall luke elfnct anil
be IN force from and alter It's rassag-."'
The words which we place IN CAPITALS
AMI titles explain The whole objet, Of this
rePeal.-it releases or pa, doaS Gov. ToD aud
his comptlTiIts in Crlma, under the law Oi
June 18Th, 1885, from any luhher annoy
ance as IN criminal unlike civil cases, the
repeal OF Jaw stups all further proceedings,
ngiinst the person under ares!
I'VE sckrn al The lhnuglI that ans peO.
pie protesting freedom or intelligence sho d
50 lar lolge; the great responsibility ol clti-
z-nsiip aud The right Of suffrage as to be-
found ~ lost 10 The safeguards which protect
themselves in their humes, as to supp ri
men 81 sunken in slavery and b,sen S. as
10 pass such law as the above Dgtinsl
'Thtk" men as is there written. Tnry
leave the law st'hd Us it was, in another
statute. TO protect the negro against b. ins
Kidnapped, but especially declare chat the
rhite man has M prolec ion anv | nger un-
d the law Were the Republican mem
btfs Of thu Legislature Us black ss Gunei
nfg o, isl from The scoThing shores Of Al.
rca. Ihey cou d 1Iot more impulently insult.
or more ouirdgeOuslv ass,l the freedom
aud security oi The white race thin il done
IN the above law.
T.ere Il not white man in the State OF
Ohio, who is not subject to he seiSed and
carried of 10 some lnalh;Ome bisti'e. slran-
gIed, starved aud hung inside the walls AMI
no record ever made OF his whereab u;s, nrI
knowledge of his existence or his tledlh.-I
And this done, too. by men calling .themS
selves Representatives, Of The PgPLG s(F
oHGJ! llthese thing are dhne IN thu greA1
tee what may we not expect in the dry I"