Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-05
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f0roement. ln shorts that there u no IN
surrection.
j RshaJIion. in an spap and avowed re-
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nnhea0si'n - '''' '00FAI '" - -
of the Government 70 Walea @hey o~o al
legience. Ii the people rise in rebeilio r
= AGAINST the Government. then the Presi-
81. - all ant ,hs n;l;,is
= uehs Is A~'N ' ' -
: to suppress the reeeialoh am " pas WV
the rebels. But if State sever its con
,actiap with tina General Government, i
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= oeAHs A0o0e AA~S
I must be treated IN the same manner 90
:. government Hhich refuses TO perform
) trsatv stipnlasions-it can only DO com
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I p0Ii0u " PeN1 "a - 'N-'~e ~
I declaration 81 war, toIioNSo " = sue
: cessful conflict at arms.
} We are borne out in this position, b,
: The foI,o.x;,o axtraets from the spseeh Of
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p4Nikh "18SaAA' o1i VI" 'f'e D't-
. seTha great object was 10 supersede th
;, Confederation by g regular government
because. undag the Confederation, Con
: gress had power only to make requisition
J On the States; and if States declines
a compliance, ~ they did, there was n,
,. remedy but war against such dsiinqusn
;. States. # wouia seem, EzssH Mr. JeEer
- sons correspondence Ia 1886 and 1881
c that he was OF the opinion that even thi
o remedy ought to be tried. He suggest
" that single trigate would soon levy, o
; the commerce of Delinquent State, th
y deficiency of its contribution. Bat thi
: would be war; and ii was evident that
a Uonfederacy eould not long hold together
- which should be at war with its members
The Constitution was adopted to avoi
this necessity. 1t was adopted that tber
might be a Government that would 81
K directly on individuals"
! s'The Convention saw this imperfectio
, that ia attempting to legislate for State
in their political capacity, the coercion {
law can be exercised by nothing but mi
itary force. The Constitution vests in tA
ueneral Legislature = power 70 lnAA1 - :
;ndre~ 10 decide upon these laws; and
:, appoint officers to carry them into sxscr
" tion. This excludes the idea Of arme
: 20 Ia ~ in~aI r,wsx ~ xasts
~ nT nro ne nagi.trstes.s The force whic
ia to be employed il the energy Of Law
9 and this force ID 10 operate only upon II
y divlanais' - T.. Il. III
2 ,,arn;va ,,,;y,.;ria M man prstand
the contrary. We all see and feel tn
necessity. The only question is, shall
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