New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-13
THEI IIEEICRIs,NTa PRESENT u BY
TIE; l.ECJSLI TTi1E x En-
. 3 g TUCEY AGAIE<T THE g...
PSESIDENy.

/, Below We present cur readers with
The terrible Indictment Of the Legis'a
'ure~ ~ef Kentucky against the, aimi'is
Etratinn. " - v is k "wu t'af K"
lucky. herself slave State, has fur
SHED fifty ia, usauh men 10 the admin
i>tlati III flr tie war. and has ifen u
greater sufferer Tvs tfftc's than any
"'I er STATE except aVIrg,nia, some IS.
l,im" e Of the t.t.I'a 49, ere cair he r..
'iv a At, against tie late usurpa'ions q.
e. p.A,.'"a,. These -cN9. cos ara;nei
the a,l,ni,isrra,is n, with tie Picamhl,
! nd ress buttons ,Iurii~Fea lat We. H.
can,rrise 'ho ~ r. f that In"n",:,lle
Fnd paf'iatic 'ccnnent On P. D. =.
The President hrs, without authority
lef CO. rcss, su-nen'ed tie wit Of
hob G. rorp'ts-,hnss kim deadly
',lrw II, ~. iIr. rrIes Of the people. &
Helms c,use| citizens tc I've arrested.
transported 70 distant Sta'es, and ncar
scra'el in athsome p'is,ns. withou,
charge or accusatio:s against them. g.
lie has lciie' to c.tize1 thus arrest
ed and !nqrisonela trial hy jury, or
indeed any trial. aud has withheld from
hem all knowledge or information as t,
heir accusers or the cause Of theis
arr.sf.
l., has >H' J ctei his. prisoners ,,,,.s
hei =. @ri:. ous and i,hunlan treat
rnent, endan geiing both life and health,
and has required huu'lrc,ls Of them s."
held, as CO, 'tin upon which they;
might be released, :" take illegal oaths
arbitrarily prescribed by himself or his
gents. g.. 3. ...
He has attempted tot'estroy the free
lom Of TIE press by the forcib!e snr-
preston Ct nt' spapers. because they
g w.r-r.r to cri,icise the measures If
lis adrninistrati and such AS have
scaped suppression have heen su'.ject to
Ia censorship VIII lily Incompatible with
'rte,!o'n OF thought or expression Of
opinion. .sr...,4 ...sr... a..
lie has attempted to ''istroy the free
dom ofspeech, by arrestiny citizens whp
anradverten upon the measures of his
81 |ni, stration. '27. ~.. '0 r-r.
He has caused to be arrested persons
e cage! - circulating petitions for the
ignatures ofthe pe"ple,-thus inter,
ftring with the rights of petition.
:. !Ic has wholly s'isreg ,rael the right
Of the people to be "secure in their pnr
sons, houses, papers, and effects, a4ains
unreasonable searches and seizures.'
l. He hassinteefered with the admins 81.
tIation of insficeiu the State courts by
Violently forcing the judges to adj',ur'',
nd Aispersin their grand juries, and by
re;skipg open jails aua. releasing pl'is-
oaers nfusd un Ter regular jn iicial
process afelonie 'ann other erimps.
| lie has IN some of the States (nnon!5
which is Kentsacky) forcihly wieste.l
from the citizen his right TO I've Il canIi
| ,latt f,r-cffhic. within the gift Of the poo
].le.-tlns striking down the elective
fr,rch SC: a,l eminent citiz .ns IT this
s ase arr, new in canf nement beyon,i
i tor,ie's for no ether known reas Il,
than that they presented them selves as
candidates f,r eff e bcf re the re lie.
lie has. ,qunrteretl so!'iers III the
houses ofctizens agains their viii. antI
not il the manner prescribe Ivy law.
lie has ppmittct hisytroops to oNer-
run this Safe. destroying houses and
fencing of f;.rms and lots. They have
sacked the houses of peaceful ciiizens
destroying their furniture. family PIC
| tpres, carpets, cl,,hing, and otner ar
ticles of I,s,lsehoi Z, "ls, anl robbed
| them Of their siiyerware, stock, and
p Ers#f tf+ y t.ftE
proylslpi,s. # asrE -s
/ lie has permitted his wagn. masters
and others with armed so''iers, t
seize the 'rn, oats, and hav, &c, oi
Inur citizens Cor the ase Of The arm es,
without their consent, and wit.inu' lSt
Discrimination as to whether the firm
er could spare the articles or not, - Tx
ing their own price upon them, aud