The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13

oob6seftbs people g Submit e FYs ssaAEbaari.
fties at all times. I cauf remember that he
usedeflia lansuAgelo f thel 4ass9ioa,ssRtH sdtel
staRee1ofikassstated arExvza-YTgswT zHf
Q-DidL lotsayTthat srya authority 10
speak to the people in public asscmblages, on
all pnbiierzqnestionse was mot. aderiyeds from
GeneraEO rderaNo1 49, bdt general Order MOI
1, the Constitution Of the United hates Gen.l
Washington ommandinggffr n sefSsga aofssss1
AgTT7IL understood him to saysithatg his 1aus
theFity to speak to the peeples was iHigher.thand
General OrderDNo s#88aofs't chat Gobbing des5
pot, General Burnside; it was Order NO. II
signed by George Washington. s,ir 5s,5snnos a
QElWere not. the Il Ese.nBmes ef,TodaLin-1
colnaapd Burnside used together, and othat1if
didinti ash their ouhsents aor speak7Hssa PIG 80
Az+At shofhsar time Be nsed these words
= We're not the REMARKS You say made
ebout despising, Splitting upon and tramplin8l
UNDER foot, expressly applied gin refeTeReeteI
arbitrary power generajiy; and adidn.ti dyin
thateeonnections referstonaG General Order Mo-
g., iin acknowledged ByIEGeneraI Hsscaif, de-,
nying the right to, c%riticise the war. policy of
the sAdministratiOn a9a,a9Sss ss-i~f sE5sssts
As--The remarks i'm regard to sdesp.sing,
'Espittingsg upon rtrampiing4 under foot, were
Lmadeoiu direct reference to Order No SO. He
sometime afterward,g in speaking Of the tyrap-
fny ., thc administrator salo tnat an order
mas peen Issued N 1ndia1a denying the pep4
PIE tne.rigntI. To cr'tlclse. the, military policy
u LII a. nu sa,nal lssion, a.a al.suDnltsea 70 ~
.Eo 1OlDoyon nndcrisps7stS ,-Sys ~ so5,s
Pneeted or methodicaI statcmqnt of the speech.
on that occasion? as;-g vi T~-v = sssde AesZsf-
Judge AdyoeatemThe Court can judge as
to thatspoint,-b but he may answer ssa '99in7
Aldo not pretend to give the speech,
1 --sknsE - =. IS -
as he spoke it. -,
Mr.. Vallandisham then asked athes same
questions as he asked the former witness, with
reference to the way in which he went to the
meeting, and in addition, whether. he, went
there to report the speech. for tho purpose of
ta proseeutieni under General. Order No. SO.
Al did not. .6fsg zt5-sa q fE
y Q-@Were any reasons given YOU why you
should 60 there TO report the speech !? ~. =.
The Judge Advocate objected to such cues
lions, fsrthe reasonthat theyzwere evidently
Intended for some other purpose than to sub
serve the. ends Of Justice in the trial. n Z
then ~ WAS any object stated to Won. and Il
ESQ what? q
A.-There was no object stated.
The Judge Advocate here rested his evil
dence.
MrNallandigham askcdsa recess of sfteen
minutes for the purpose 6f Consultation with
Ibis lawyers, at the close efwfichehe proceeded
with the testimony on his behalf
La7 rEsT1NoNy OF cn< 81
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EN- .1M pqOA Iee @es Y efnoh on
fiaaSSsh i,looo. -
AII was present as que VI cue speakers
l.. Ge aIe.f sne Wno.e Of h;n .he speeoa; 1 STOOD on
I'M t"sLeor III tea1 h a'n a,;s s. . Easa co eouia aa no,
tan 1877. ssas al Ina. ne n.se noe .hearo'
nmlt' spas since .ne aoJoursRen oi Congress
ann ass a~ne.ahalrom ene west ! did nor
kho"@sea' ne Yas,nere' l eook espeeiai inter
nasinT.to oF29H, nateraiiy notced the
'oP1cssS ~ osscusseu.
I, 0;5Dnu sg - ms Illusions 20 ueneral
S : auu Hasg, Mna' Me.e ihey! .y,
- ne onlI esasion tnae ne made to 1.-The
ufnefat was, INNS IN iHe@oesinning OF his
sPeecnsah ~nloas9e sa'q ncsWas not there oy
1ne las1F Oh Aora1am l-lncsin' David Iod or
9s ~ anWaa nonose ". Durnsias;
- as any epi'he' appheo 70 MIN during
a w or an tboro nd boo,1 .hou,s
80, mere nau peen 1 snouid
nave hesicea i, esoG 0ehefai b9rnside was
On PsrsS lssSsu oi m.1s. snou.o nave
] n nd = any 80 - L tpissses apPneus hiIh;
- 5It 49, eho lelelence : Usneral
oruuer sS, ahu HEsot"has we're the words!
~ ne oniy .le,elenee tnat was made TO-
snas 9rSer was song ming so,this enect; ehae
ne alaat IecosnlzeNl 9on sTknow that can
ippoe eie ia"g Ise- 90 as superior
" oruer w ! nc Sons'l'atsen, rom ueorse
3 dsataston oomma1ding' ION know as
inns lsslhe iansaage. lnouSn' IL a very
haSuso% W. ION. nc M.
81 ere auyssIo'ehe ;eptthets, such as
E.spit upon tfaaipie uudsL ioot, ana the
like, used at anystsae In thcxsreech In refer
Once t7fhat OrdersSof
50 Al can reconect any qsnunclatory cpl
thets apphe9 20 tnat ofcer' q there was any
critic'sms naue upon IL Twas mentioned
above, n. the remark about the Constitution.
afri xalland'sna9 IlScusseas taeie matters
anahorsSn;n. ;nSconn COTTON g;,b ,ba nnas,ion
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