Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-03


MoyrakAI. April l-Southern refugees and
their synp4thzers ere having lively time 10
day Their leading organ has issued the follow
ing extra. sud they arc circulating il throughout
/. the city .-
Infaneus CONSPIRACY OF tie provincial execu.
tive for-tbe extraditon OF The St Adams raiders.
By one OF ,hose extraordinary interven tons
by which persons frequently defeat or reveal great
crimes. We have been placed in possession of
incOntroTer.sble evidence Of the intention of the
provincial executive 70 commit az inlany un
known to modern tines. Astonishing aud almos,
incredible a. is the statement We are about TO
make, We rot only pledge ourselves to il. but
challenge the executive 20 deny il.
1t viii be remembered that the charge against
the S. Adams raiders disposed Of BY Judge
Smith, was only one OF several; but the judgment
Of The court. declaring the accused to be lawful
belligereuts aud engaged in act Of war not cog
niIable by III tribunals Of a neutral state virtually
disposes Of all the charges which arose out OF the
Ct. Adams raid. and were incidents Of t.
The accused we're remanded until TO day for
the purpose OF the prosecution proceeding with
or abandoning the other charges among which is
one of murder. They are also arrested on a war
rant charging them with breach OF neutrality
and Oh this they were formally remanded for
examination until Wednesday next The gov
eminent is probably aware that there is bot lit
tie prospect Of obtaining conviction on this
cusatiOn. Judge Smith remarked, that in his
judgment there is no evidence of a breach of
neutrality having been committed Having
failed to obtain the eItradition of the accused by
legal means before an impartial tribunal they
have determined to attempt il by a conspiracy
which the designation Infamous i too mild TO
qualify
Last evening Nj Cartier despatched Mr. Shil-
Ter from this city for Toronto with instructions
TO there obtain the assistance OF Mr. Harrison the
barrister, and to proceed with him TO ST. Catha
rine and there obtain, bv sBy means aud at all
| hazards, warrant from some local magistrate
Tor the arrest of the st. Adams raiders now con
| fined here or : charge of breach Of neutrality
and return this warrant TO Montreal a. rapidly
as possible In obtaining this warrant We pre-
sumo Mr. Schiller will make any little affidavit
necessary
The warrant is TO include the name Of Mr. c.
Q Clay although il is a notorious fact that he
left the province some weeks ago.
| When the case Of the 81. Albsus raiders comes
up this morning il il has been arranged that the
1 prosecution will decline to proceed in the other
charge 30 that the prisoners may be remsnded
without bail benefit of habess corpu. until
Wednesday ue,t BY that time it is expected the
st Cathariue warrant will have arrived The
charge our bench M agistrates here will withdraw
authority will be secretly removed TO St Cath
arines
The charge Of breach of neutrality then will
| fail. There Is no evidence, ard there will be no
effort made To procure any. Neither do the in
structions 10 Sir. Schiller or Mr Harrison as
much as hiat at evdeucs of witnesses, but the
moment the accused are discharged they will be
relrrested on demand for extraditon on charges
nov pending aud abandoned sgains, them here,
a 81. -
| the committee before the Toronto Judges who
extEoduced Barley and who are considered to be
~ !ar committee by their ruling in that case
and nv their expressed opinion 10 this that they
will Obey With slacr'y the orders Of the govern
ment
The $. Calherines warrant is ia fact the Gun
riag cou.ryance by which the adjudication of re-
mauded charges against the raiders is TO be trans
| erred from pure to s corrupt tribunal, and
from judges who refused to be the tools of q for
| eign enemy at the diction of executive to Judges
willing 10 po'lute the Judicial ermine by such
subsesviency and to prostitute their Office BY
viler conduct than has been witnessed or the
/ British bench since the days of Jeffreys
Whether the timely discovery and exposure OF
this most Infamous aud damnable plot will pre-
vent its being carried out We know not but such
is the conspiracy which She Executive of Csnads
is now engaged in. and such is the means thew
are taking TO effect this cowardly and cruel act
| They have in view the murder of these unfortu
nate young men, declared free Of all guilt BY
the tribunals here, before which they have had
20 long, so patient and 50 thorough an examina-
ton. Such an outrage upon justice, such a
piece Of superlative and reckless wickedness,
such & lrampling III the mire Of the honor and
gooi name Of the country can be attributed to
nothing short Of madness which requires and
shond receive restraint Il IS the duty of the
people Of this city to prevent its Preparation.
If they fail in these regards, the innocent blood
which their rulers are plotting to shed will be Oh
Their heads and on those OF their children for
ever, triple curse of Cain