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sS8I II the rccords Of the Provost Mar
si1al's Office wcse searched, il would te found
that hundreds Of the Fentans Who arc now
marching TO invade Canada, took out british
protection papcrs In this county 10 escape
she dsaft two ycats ago.
, 1866-06-05

DouoxAs MoNExxaT Ashoc1&1os.-The ID
jcu1ned snce4ne ot the eitszens' ro<nmsttes. OF
1anse1nents, winch Has announced for this e+canK
At The fremont Houpe. IL pesspose4 10 Iharad4y
evening. 10 tne<tw the report of The Auo canutaes
On tbe1f kxtVtp trQtD NAhhtnZfo0.
, 1866-06-05
Mt. At.H&E$.

sNlotE 10 AA Hlnas- 4HG capture O1 some l
hundreds OF Fenian fugitircs by the steamer
Michigan gives new interest TO the decisions
Of Judges Coursol and Smith, the Interpreters
ol Canadian aud international law In the st.
!Al'aus cave Coursol was a Police Magistrate
ii intense rFo-s1ayery aud rebel sysnpath'e-.
Ills decision was, simply, that some foolish
requirement Of The Imperial act, for carrying |
the sxtsaditIun treaty INTO effect. had not |
been complied with, aud therefore the psfs- |
u,lers must bc released. II the Fctliaua |
should b. brought brlorc q commissioner for |
cxtradilfun, and It should be found that the |
affidavit lacked revenue stamp, or that the |
arrest was made by the wron. officer. they |
might be released In the same manner, anu |
By Is dood law.
Tue subsequent decision of Judge Smith i
wasa more penlerous affair. He set ont by !
holding that on demand by thu Federal !
t;oyeinment, under tho cxtradition trcaty, he |
had the power moi only TO determine npon
the Euflcicncy Of the ease made out by tbc
claimant, but 10 hear tue defendants cvj-
dcncc also. lie admitted that the cxtrndi-
lion treaty provided for the rendition Of per.
nons charged with robbery, against whom II
case should be made out sufficient to warrant
au ordinary magistrate in holding them tor
trial. lie admitted that the Federal Gov.
cr1,Inent Ind made out such n case clearly
against tho ST. Albans raiders, II such eyi.
dence alone wera received. Here lie should
obviously hnve stopped and upon these ad.
mission. handed over the prisoners Hc was
not peti. jury to try the guilt
or innocence Of the accused. lie sat
merely as q commissioner to decide
whether . psima .fatit case Was made out. He
admitted the ca>e made by the prosecution,
and then took testimony for the defence, viz,
their Confederate commissions. II he conld
admit this defence, lie could admit any othcr
Insanity, Il previous conviction discharge,
&c. II lie could admit the commissions in
evidence, le could lavc heard evidence pro
and cur. upon their validity, authenticity, and
as TO whether the acts for which they were
| arrssted fell within the protection oi such
commission. Tils Was trying the whole csse,
1 and constituting himself both court and
petit jury, to determine both the Law aud
tho facts. 1t cannot be seriously pretended
by uny disluterestcd lawyer shat he had
| This power. Ills own exposition Of the treaty
| showed that he had not. Yet thla Is thc
! power he assumed. How did he know that
the Confederate commissions were even gcu.
ulnc. That they were not forged! II the
| point were 1aIscd how could liz have t1iod II ::
still less could hare tried, away from the
rtnue, nod without jury, and without the
incis and witnesses but more important with
out The pretenss Of legal authority to do %.
| the far more delicate, difficult nnd 4.omr,li-
c1tcd question whether the Confederate cun,
mission, II genuine, would hare shielded then,
IL such acts as the 81 Alhque crime; 0s
| whether those nets vera In ~ sense acts q,
, 1866-06-05

following:
4 grand ball will be gircu at the Gayoso
ilousc on the Sd Of May, tor the benefit OF
the naEned soldiers of The ar1nIcA Of the Con
tolerate States. This nob1r project dcs.frcs
eycsy rucourae efnent from our citizens, and
will not fall to prove grand succeas. Feed
the Cunfcde1ates and let the d--a Union Teo-
pic s1styc&
, 1866-06-05

Address or Weleome-De1esates In
Attendanee-Eleetion Of Officers
inaugural address OF the
President.

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Josenn c. snow, tie President or ih- Chicago
fJpozraph'ea1 tu,oo- thEn addressed ta< delegates.
=. fo3oas:
-,z- Ps.slt<ns arl gentlemen Of the National CON-
bid yoa heasry .eseooas 10 our ef,y- ' ~
III. nna eight yeafs srnre Jour nody mex
xr. sut N sksi kt113 sa.t changes have be-a rnste
Ia ouF ecrntf1- ooE stsSe md our city, WITH Ill
ne mar so.day look over ta- R.pabtsc aaa mi our
IN. aoas s4 s's Ia sS % I'd as 9ss
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10 ne ns< of panes Of shoss sho honor or e1aii
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We esnos welcome Iou: EsGttea.en; y DID
> W9Asah'esnn. for oar ht.'o1 Il Of too seesn1
tate 70 he termed el1.s4cal: bux Ne welcome Jou
e e h.7e @ a q xas sef sn7 ssebs ~
erreef*td Ed and uttt114ec, xn-Ee nsk7Rare xunonx
The ehte4 s'ar'es Of production, where hss.- men
SID trt.tdes, and sAese they hase nxpueht cut
.tGe rEezx rroote1a* oa Which rt.ss 70 much Of
the aee:1ny Of nox enuniry-
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spettf, whAt td1tion Eon taSe-~cek1y. TnWeeldy OF
1'ai5. Also, give Jour trtAent future sddses..
TUESDAY, JUNE $, 1865.
FESaAS STRATEGY.
Culess the Fcpia1 leaders confidently CAL
culatc on cmb7uiling the Government of the
United States In 4 war with Great Britain,
their echrmc for the - Liberation of Ireland "
hE raid into Canada, s1rpasscs in folly and
atsuts'ty, any warlikc undertaking in ancient
ar modern times If the plan Is 10 involve
this country fn a war with Great Britain are
not its leaders engaged in &reatona1'c con-
sriracys Congress the only war maxim. |
authority known TO our Constitution. Arc
the Feutans citizens or aliens: If they arc
citizens OF the United States. by what lawful |
right do they make hostile |
1ncnrsions into fhc Territory of a |
nation with which We larc at peacc. If thcy
are aliens, why do they atuse the Hospitality |
OF this Republic which gives them shelter, |
bread and protection: Tie most charitable
view TO take Of tic matter, is to account thcm |
Insane. Long broodiug orer tho s WRONGS
al their countrymen- may have livested them
OF reason, anu rendered them incapable of
comprchcndinS their political relations to the
United States. Were s.ot The whole under
taking 90 utterly, iauehahle, absurd. and i'm
possible Of realization, our t;uverumant
would certainly have arrested
the ''Hcad Ccutrrz," md suppressed the
Circles long ago. But there is 8 wide latitude
given to tho Celtic ropulatiua Oh account Of
their peculiar fdiosyncsa:ics uud i1npu1-iye.
e1pleAiyr naturcs that would Dc accorded To
no other elass Of people. And .uis Is the
resson, perhaps, why no official notice has
hrs $H1 1f4 I'm IL
1llcir ertsiL.uts and sc,sates, their ar1nv aud
nary, aud their " Iri>h EcpuAlic,'' founded
in thc United States. We pity thu tas5aru,ls
simplicity OF the frontier Indian ::ihes Who
MAXI war Oh the pioneer settlements in the
hciiei that they can drive back or cxteE,nin.
ate the tpalr f4ccs,'' and recover their oil
hunting grounds and the graves Of their
fsthers- Du1 the stupidity oi thu Fenians in
making rH]1s into Ca1nda with The exprcta-
tion OF Thereby wrrs:ing ireland from the
British Empire, knTf1aescs that Of the scalp
Ing expeditions Of the 81 vaeus Us uleans to an
snd.
Suppose these silly plans could he crowned
With SUCCESS, anl that they could actually
overrun aud conquer Canada. Suppose they
held Cauada down with 100000 men, in what
WY would that help them 10 take Ireland:
The "Hcad Centers" say that possession
Of Canada would make them ''ba,r
oi operations against England" TLey could
then build tvct md set sail for the cs,a4t Of
ireland. Let Hon. Thomas UAsey MrGee
expose the f"lly Of this Fc1lian piece of STRAIT
cEy. In letter to Ell Irish friend In New
York, he writes:
One DOR not wonder much At The AFFECT tcuo,
raree Of the focinl political and military condition
Of tauads cSh!hfled hy GENERAL exccney, hi. sen.
, 1866-06-05

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NJ ps!t'. of Gnaeaso. moved 10 proceed to Z
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se nfst toE'nsl ballot tos Prestdent:
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fton ~ f-,ctnr II 1n1 s,iorsS o. tae eonsea
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md woab6sd aveat4th7re Dea- The Ec4tos
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thos ta the ooek. hsasskh.y hsn; Easaza Na,ezea
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was reported 4u1 oc<h,nE b. which Il exa -
feenst9ed. e1csta the :e1ess = ". 81 % poe4a
hxnctectseK.
Lieut.. r. G. Eaush. = ts1ve yeEok o3ez Of hat
tesy fo1z. of H1ufhun, .xas hu1rts "a psx7 III
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fExIAs CAxr. kczx% ~ FoEs Es.E
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the II t1axns II this 5.oszl Itey asse ea,eE.na Il
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yszf 10 o- WIT comfortable:
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nafthe lee1Ha1z1xs1tao0 With -
f@ aE R@tH1591a.s, WHICH ms Il
, 1866-06-05

Full Details of the Battles OF
Erie and Ridseway.
CAPTURE or FE1IAN PRISONERS
BF THE United STATES
STEAMER MICHIGAN.


stains Of tho Detfnlf Rro&heshoed-
The situation At SFlndsors c. WA
CseseaA0d &eFoteAS AEA3nH< thA Ee8se
anA-Troopa Called Out In Canada
General Order By the &:oteFuoF.Een.
rsAl-A Canadian Iotvt-Anamuns-
1son Purehased OF the State Of Ohio
By Fcn1eax.
fspedA pespateh 10 the caie7re Tabune.]
BCYyA1o. une =
Amer the hattie a. lme.,nas Kiaxs nd tbe .1,s.
ussh II Por, Erte. lit Fentans, pasabe1ins 1t the
st1oe about 200 men. INSIDE e1np ss Fost Es4e-
Co'unta O':Sesi hid rree,sed .n1or=nasiop thas
ls7tlth forcts ~ste at I'hippeMz, and Ih.t tfese.
viii the pxrsy be had defeated n LEaeS,ooe ldcxr
we1t not je-r than 5.u1 stronG. aod ,sesc 8eeu1a-
panied oy asntz9- Asihe7 m nnpleaaast pssas-
peet. 10 hstt ench Susuc more Upon h.
tuall aad ttrnd command. uowtr<4. be
++rs de-r&ieh 10 lie CorodI IN
,bv e.,y r1prr.sins htt entire ~,1,!n.De.,. AaoaM
il TX drerord requisite to oes up HI. Life and aha.
Of kss naen- n = ssc4tee 10 the cxasr- 7is site
oi atxftr caused The FepiAua. ~bo hxse coutypl
ost1 11ste1p btse. TO bert1 themselves. 1seeuits
~riv rapidly eal,ttcd, and psos1.,ons and sr1s xo4
In stsd@neas. whl}e word w1s sent TO Col U.Sedl
that he could be zt.pfoecv6. th&t t,1n.pos.2,on
eou.o BIZ furnished t.zn. to move his coanand 10
this ttde oi The fsxt1. a Fca,aa Geoe4si tsnctl
Of EAt<zxo As17sod In This CITY n ~ D. n. iron
shc Wet md tfnsocdiate1y &s6nRcd eoam1od ot
the &ofrxe here.
Ahorf ii ., IN. no E,eu euiitsed hers foe die
e1rre- wtre qutetcly collected y 'ae foot Of Gn-
et%ee 4irre4 1bc departure Of this fofre Sar Cenndr
~as dcaaJcd ILL nAdmSnt, 1h1onIb aarc!uess IN
.:tstiuS beEes os arm. and anun.ssou resdx. By
m!dli-hi c.19thtns. men aod aI:. ~ers "a tao
kar&] tsoais. AsnE took shtza 10 soA End ssx1sno
for The otha &ide, but thcse uz1.poe1s. one os
which osr reporter accompanied. ruanded The 1ox
ef end Of shf bfrAkuxIer. \ fraAN t,oaf hxf3xts
, 1866-06-05

Ae-.s>- t:oi1In~. E1asy, Doune1ly, tilki..u and
Asose vIhd1s~- 1he Pre>satat arpotu,et Nr.
Litter xert.esaan h. inc c4ndsdste
fhs fotto~ ing waA tra re@ul1 Of the drss Io,nsi
hA1ft,f -