Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-19
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| force from acitdouf--any force from Mith-
out tiia Sgats invaded, whether from for:
isgn country. or alien enemies OF Indian
tribes IL Is confined 10 nj particular ius
lYasions And against tits the President
Il has the means, provided BY Congress IN
' The laws raising aud providing stand
4 ing army anasnavy +-the land aad naval
|, forces sof tile United s:a.es, whicH need
/ notzbe ..caIieds fslfha 4, But are armies d
read yfaised and stapding, and a navy al
ready s'prouiasd and maistdined' The
Presidents rommander in chief Of these,
and may order themsto repel actual inya
sion, as they are already in actaa service
without being "callejl forth.9 And he IS
I surely as much bound 10 execute the Com
stiiution as the statutes Of Congress-
as1'he laws" 20 be executed. embrace
!. both. and be has The means to execute
both provided N tbs statutes for raising
sstrmies and proviaingla nary. as yell as in
+ ne latcs e,tsling forth ttemttitfa.
NJ But to proceed
81 End. The second thing that every State
Is 10 Be PREDICTED agsinseEis, "doslsestic ".
4olence." These wordsimport force from
withir-a domestic force acting il rebeIlt
49, as s ~ SIa,a3 ~ ia,s,,oSssss.
MI ~ g. 49, ", III ;sat;on
81 AT s.S.lst ,,rs 4, ID III 'Fysf IA II
tha'stata isrhsa ia Iag;slataFa lap,,,o,t be
3 5a,a.,ya,.ad e a !.
And na9tsr ,h;s clansae II tb;s aaea,;on
sns.;al sn,s 81 Eshr,,s ~ ogsb l7as and
81 Msrcb sl 1arr7 IIays baa,, NJ ssss 81 s.
& Thsv "a ,yht,is d;s,i9,t NAM IL !. ~ -
6,ong.ss ~ ,a;s;54, arr9,sa aya nrov;d;nS, !
nayy Tia t;,.s5 cla,,Sse of,sl,a NJ, sect i9
nf tba an Il I7a5 1890 N ;nyas;ons II
~ Ty.;,sg s,,,,ss .af-on, - : ya,s;;an ~.
ft;;on u J,,,;a,,s ~ \ ma u, lelsnse of
.l,at seet,cn rsIstas ~ ,,yeet;o,, = a.
Il sta,e. as,ainat IN g,iye Il mani thereof 4
40 to,..donasti;e alan 81, - g otlsar
words and not5 eypresssly s. 9 ;,n1lnliedlt ttf
afnyasion. ~ a6v State. s. ss95And m Iend
-sectiar of ia An relatas 81 fobstruct;;ons
yoflbe laws of III United staies ana MT
= 81 any Stale f Ana .the Whole All a. far
4 q 4 relates "a tha s,afe, i an act Is n,o.
wide for s,ealliag fo,tl he militia + Is SUP
4 press domestic violence, and not for com.
handing the land and naval forces already
q actual. service against invasion -
Iasos,on.e any State Is IN Jaet i,spasion Of
t'te aited astatss: And nd 90 sl yet Of 8o7
apPiles expressly I .. eases e. oaiy q lnsur,
4 Dlsf3os.fues,on z she avs eisnsr 9,
,s p'.ea ,.sa.ss' ne =. s, ny
cons.rro'n - H. !. ~ M
! act. which was, intended undoubtedly s. to I.
= extend theract Of 1895, and enlarge its
provisions, would operate Is 5 restrict And
contract its provisions. He could use
such part Of the land and naval force ofthe
United States ]as shall be judged by him,
without lFe having hrst observed all the pre-
requisites IL q the law tor ealing iorshithe
\ militia Inese acls' y, Y 3 wore, 90 no l %
49, NJ y en-, P,sao esses ae,a,l Yi :;
49, 1898 ue1 e. e ! 800 =
y;assnce whars sbe mfl; NH Ia ealIad rar,b
on annlinl;cation III ,Ee l,eoislatpre Or al
The Executive o,f+ilie State rebelled against.
+ Here there wa was no ..insurrection:, =
] 4. NO case Of force from within. IIfiva-
/ sion asythreatesled from without by
|, citizens u. one State against another
cs4s 80 ~. - I,ln "a ~ Is i.