The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-11
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| wHrnEAs, Our constitutions guarantees Ia
aSEhs rights Of free speech free press and
free SsSemblie5i with the rights to discuss
public measures and to petition for redress
Of grievances as may seem to peacsable and
law-abiding citizens to be proper and expe
diSnt-no person shall be held to answer for
q capital or otherwise Infamous crime, un.
less On a pressntment or indictment of o
grand Jury, except in cases srising in the
land or naval forces, or in the militia when
in actual service in time, Of war or public
danger--He shall not be denied the PRIV.
lese Of the writ Of Habess Corpus--He shall
not be transported out of the State for any
oGense committed within the same--The
right Of trial by jury shall be inviolatc-
Cruel and unusual punishments shall not
be iiiAicted-and the military shall be in
strict subordination to the, civil power
These ore native hpmebred. rights Of the
people who are the source and fountain Of
all,poltical power--And whereas the people
in the Legislatures have from time to time
enacted laws to safely guard, protect and
preserve these rights, and to defend them
against despotism on the one hand, and on
the other against mob violence and anarchy
Therefore resolved '.fE
| i. That the Constitution Of the United
States md all laws made in accordance
Herewith, are the Supreme law Of the land,
and must he obcycd as such, any person who
WHO knowingly violates either, whether he
be public officer, or private citizen, de
SERVES, condemnation.
g. That the rights of free press, free
speech, free discussion and free assemblies
are guaranteed by the constitution to every
Am rican citizen, and any attempt to de-
stroy or abridge either Of them, is blow Ut
the constitutional rights and liberties Of the
pronle, ,.4.. .. .. -.. =,
8. That we d,sapprove secession and aboli-
ton with all our soul mind and strength; and
look. upon disunionin in any manner or form,
with apprehension and dread--but we wish
it to be distinctly understood that we appeal
to the ballot boz, as the safe way, the wise,
the economical way, the lawful, true and
only way given, whereby freemen can settle
their political controversies. .-...
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men ana vii, reaa anu 'n'nsse Nlr, Eea'eI
aply assemble anu man .s anu ne.r sPee0ne'-
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trahonwana 1a We I,n aes't,o o',;, .iu ~ upU"
them inese r.gn@ arc 'neS'i,n"oIs s." .. W us'
ana torm'aaOs 0. 10 yl.a os on bs eta ta
hot upon any .a'oI P'sa :" IL. ' y. n:ooIoma. Ia
ksnAway from US oy any order or proeiamA'
dOp'l 4'lTh., =. ,s...d the refusal Of the Judc.