The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-13

81 tIOu HMN IN nIhMCn AZ the ChlNNMt
Of Virginia whsn Fort Sumter fell.
To this body the p.opis had chosen large
majority Of prolesssd Union mon Almost i'm
msdistsly sitter the fall Of Sumter, many
members Of that majority went over 70 ths
orr. inal dlsunion minority, snd with then
adopted an ordtnanns for Withdrawing ,hs
state from the Union. Whistler this change va
wrought BY their great approval q the assault
upon bumtsr or thsir great resent ebt az the
Gsy.rpment's rseistancs 10 that assault IL not
d. 6nitely known, although they submitted
the oroiDaEe. for rsii6ea Ion 10 q vote Of ths
people, 30 b. taken on day then cone
What more than . month distant the
conv.n'ien and the Lseislaturs which wss
slso In session ~ the sans time and place With
leading men Of the SAFE not members Of
81 her. immsdiaisly commenced setting ~
| II the stste was already out OF ths
Ution. They puzzled military preparations
wi or usly for -a-d all over tho stats. rbsy
ss'lsd The United Stat. Afmory at Harpsr's
Fs'rv and the NAVY Yatd AZ 0ospnt near
| N,ffOlk. They received, p.ihaps invited, int
their state, large bodie. OF troops, With heir
w0bks appointments from the 20 called g.
coded ttaies. hoy formally entered into
a treaty Of Temporary alliance With the 20
called Confederate 5tstes, and ssnt msmbsrs 10
their Congress at Montgomery, and finally
they permitted the incur dictionary govern
msIt TO be traosfeusd 10 their capital At
Richmond. The p,opl. o. Vrginis have thus
SLOWED this giant itsurrection 60 mak- its nsst
within her bordes q, pnd thus Cover nlsDt has
20 ebO'cs lsit but TO deal With II where II bndf
ana II has tbs less - regret, as tie loyA
cuz'ns have 10 due itrm claimed its pre-
tc'iOD. These lolh citzsis rus goyernmsni
i bound TO zee gDize and protect as being 10
! Virginia. In the border ttatss 20 called, in
| feet this middle s'atee, there are thoss who "a
! y0r poucy winch they call armsd nsuttaity.
That is an srmipg OF these stat 10 prevent iht
Ution forces passing ore WY Or the du.
onicnisis tho other over Their soil. Tbs
| sIeaklng, YOU'D De fo oaudlng OF az
mpesesDe wal 30 tte hne ot sepsfsu9n,
$40 yet no, qulte an I'M pA'eao eons 10Y nnnr
ths SUI" OF neuuan ~ you'd Tie ire hth.h
ine ohlon msh; AVG ILo'ly pass ppns, roo
ab9ng ,neh 70 .ns insu,ec y nsv, whIn
TouIu tahe al zoe W, uDie on ne hspus teo1s'
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.uuiso sop. eoeiue' e,on was Eison W ~
Itesuohs " posu anu ProPtlety oeiV'e tnt
tnatttr were acted upon lhs whole OF the isws
VINO, Nss rqurtd 10 % iaNhiuly executes
were beng resisted and failing OF eyeeuhon In
boz RI, ons third OF the states Must they be
allowed TO hnaly fail OF exton n, even
had IL been perfectly cl'M that by tie
use OF The means n.ces'ary to their exc
cation some single law made in such extreme
unce, mass OF the citizens liberty that pracii'
cslly II Relieves IN re ~ the guilty than the
innocent, ihluld % vsrv limited extent be
viola e0i To sta's tbs question more directly,
ara al tue laws but oue TO 10 unsxocutsd and
tho Government itsslf 10 20 10 pieces lest that
one be violated? Even 10 such a casa would
not the tillcisl oath bo broken IL the govern
uent should be overthrow whom il was
| tel'tva1 that di.rtgardinc the SINGLE
l,w would t-nd 10 preserve IL, But II
was rot believed that this question WA
Ires.nted. 1t was not believed thai any law vas
| v, lated. III. provision Of Ii, C1nsti. alton
that thu privilege q the writ OF habeGs corpus
shall not be SUSPENDED, ~ lass when. In casos
u re- ELLEN or invasion the public safety
nay require It, Is equival-ut to a
provision that sueh privilege may
be suspended when. In cases of 70
belli or invasion;ih' public safety does require
II. IL wa decided thar We have a case OF re lel-
hor, and that the public fety does require the
qualiiisd suspension OF privilege Of the writ,
which was authorized u be made. Now 1t h
insotso tnas Y lnSr,ss' ahl not TIE Executive
nV.ted WIN thl' 20 Ser. but theConHltuton
Isoi' ~ shen' Ss 70 "hIsh Or "nort eN'rcms
s Mo; Snu .no p.oNE'on wac .s
P..a: IN, nH uA.sei1us easIksuey, u
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