Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-08-31


....,s This day will be used by the
4..u and women who render such
......r,. To discuss the past, the pres
~. and to lay plans for the future.
The thing that overshadows every
....g else of Importance as 1t affects
- n'ln people of the United States
=. america, and involves even the life
II Gun form Of government itself, Is
t.g Injunction evil.
h. The year 1918, the people OF
g,.4f Britain forced King John al
F...r,uede, to sign the Magma Char
=. the great charter Of the liberties
- tUe English people.
In the year 1776, the colonists OF
America, the pioneers OF our Repubhc
s.p3r "A revolution TO establish gov
eminent that would guarantee those
Gb.arips TO the citizens of the United
state, of America. Later the Habeas
eolpu, Act wa senacted, which act
according to the highest authorities,
/. Justly regarded as the great guar
antee of personal liberty.
These are the heritages of the
American people, from they, who
funded our government, the right of
Tree speech, free press, peaceful as
>embage is guaranteed, the right of
trial by a jury, picked from the peo-
ple in the viciEage where the crime
is opposed to have been committed
and I'm which the accused lives, and
men we're to be considered innocent
until they had been given a trial and
proven guilty and convicted by jury
Of their peers.
The Habeas Corpus Act was de-
signed to prevent dishonest or biased
courts from having men arrested and
imprisoned unjustly, or unreasonable
DELAYS i'm trials shy manipulation OF
any kind, and in connection with the
Jury trial which required that the
accusers must meet man face to-
face. give him a copy of their charges,
permit themselves to be subjected to-
cross examination, giving the accused,
reasonable time to prepare his de-
Tense, then having the trial as quickly
as may be. 1t meant as nearly as
human minds could devise, liberty and
Justice for the individual, and at the
same time, fully safeguarded the in
tereSts of the people as whole.'
In the formation of the constitution
Of the United States of America, on
four distinct and separate occasions.
the men who wrote it, refused to give
the Supreme Court the power to an
nul an act of Congress. They gave
the Congress of the United States In
that basic law, the authority, and the
Congress was the only institution that
they did give authority to, to make
laws for the United States of Amer
lea.
However, in the. year 1891, Judge
Sage of the United States Circuit
Count, District of Ohio, usurped the
power which the founders of our re-
publ cdenied him and issued ana in
junction (annulled law, and made his
personal wish into law restraining
Typographical Local Union No. 3 OF
Cincinnati, from continuing a boycott
That had been placed upon an unfair
newspaper known as the Common
wealth. published in Covington, Ky.
Since that time, little by little, those
mluncuons had been extended until
they now apply TO every conceivable
phase of activities on the part of the
workers that an employer wants toI
stihe.
The elimination Of these usurpa-
tlons was reached recently when
former corporation lobbyist who had
been appointed to the position of fed
elai district judge through the in
huence of another corporation lobby
lst, appointed to another Influential
position in our government, issued an
injunction which abbrogated the con-
sututlon of the United States. 1t
siienced hundreds of thousands OF
mems tongues, bouod their arms, |
blinded their eyes, shackled them
physically SO that they could not go
about to meet, and prevented them
nom using their money to succor
Their brothers wives and children
WHO were in distress.
rms small ealibre, cheap, ward
healing politicians, by this process,
has enacted laws governing the peo- |
pie of the United States which the
congress of the United States has re-
fused to enact. Other Judges of the
same type have, prior to this time, |
aaanulled legislation, enacted by the
congress of the United States and |
signed by the president of the United |
states, which buttressed the liberties |
ana nights given the people in the |
constitution, which the order of this |
INDIVIDUAL person abbrogates, and now
We nave in country, the founders
81 which died to leave a government
as heritage to their children, found |
ea ar the basic principles that all just |
governments derive their power only |
,aiough the consent of the governed, |
she pectacle of this great nation be-
ing ruled by one individual, small |
ea.lhre corporation lobbyist, whose
edict has destroyed the basic laws of
. .li country and set up the wishes of
me exploiting corporations of this
i.a1on IN their place, and this is the
ID" that is being. applied to the
"9ihiing men and women of our cOun-
~ IN their most vitality important
fundamental rights-of free speech,
press and assemglage, jury trial,
1aoeas corpus, the right of appeal,
IL appears that there is one way
~ which this can be remedied within
sAe provisions of our laws, and that |
~ 20 see to it that only men are
slse'ed to office who appoint these
J14ses, who will appoint men who
arg real Americans who are respon
ave TO the needs and desires of the
sisat mass of the people of our
souA'Iy; and at the same time, devise
.aNe and means to the end that I
5a4ses instead of being appointed,
WI oe required to submit themselves
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