outraged by the landingham case. new york democrats held a very famous mass meeting in albany and condemned the president. defending his actions against what he brabd branded by an effort by insurgents, he loved that word, to destroy the union, the constitution and the law all together whether on the battlefield or on the news room, lincoln rejected the idea of a government as he put it "restrained by the same constitution and law from arresting their progress." their sympathizers, he said, per satellite and radared all departments of the government and nearly all community of the people. undercover of liberty of speech, liberty of the press and habeus corpus they hoped to keep on foot among us a most efficient corps of spies, informers, suppliers, aiders and abetters of their cause in 1,000 ways. to lincoln, these disloyal editors were akin to spies and informers. in re-rebuttal, it was called a monstrous hairsy, subversive of liberty and law, and quite intending to the establishment of des pottism. lincoln replied

landingham actually ran for governor as a democrat, was absolutely devastated in the election. but the crisis continued its own campaign for free speech, what it called free speech, ultimately this editor too was arrested for conspiracy against the union. he apparently died a broken man before he could be brought to his trial. he was not the only editor

the landingham actually ran for governor as a democrat, was absolutely devastated in the election. but the crisis continued its own campaign for free speech. what is called free speech ultimately this editor too was arrested for conspiracy against the union. he apparently died a broken man before he could be brought to his trial. he was not the only editor outweighed by the case. new york democrats held a very famous mass meeting in albany and condemned the president. on the battlefield or the news room. lincoln rejected the idea of a government as he called it restrained by the same constitution law of arresting their progress. their sympathizers all departments of the government and nearly all communities of the people, undercover of liberty of speech, liberty of the press and habeas corpus, they hope to keep afoot a most efficient core of informers, suppliers, haters, andaiders an. to lincoln these were informers. in rebuttal called the doctrine a monstrous heresy. and quite as certainly tending to the establishment of decem r december -- lincoln responded no further. a democrat

the editor later proposed nominating this fellow, van landingham as general of ohio. he actually ran for governor as a democrat. was absolutely devastated in the election. but the crisis continued its own campaign for free speech, what it called free speech. this editor too was arrested for conspiracy against the union. he dd a broken man before he could be brought to his trial. he was not the only editor outraged by the vlandingham case. defending his actions against what he branded an effort by insurgents -- he loved that word -- to destroy the union, the constitution and the law altogether, whether on the battlefield or on the newsroom, lincoln rejected the idea of a government as he put it restrained by the same constitution and law from arresting their progress. their sympathizers said pervaded all departments of the government and nearly all communities of the people under cover of liberty of speech, liberty of the press, and habeas corpus, they hoped to keep on foot a most efficient core of spies, aiders and abettors of their cause in a thousand ways. to lincol