Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-07-11

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over s Ferry, and the navy-ya at Gosport, near
Ba bev received, perhaps invited into their State,
Nas iss of troops, with their warlike appointments
gge called seeded States. They formally enteredi
nD paty of temporary alliance and cooperation wh'
no au confederate States, and sent members to their
sDg at Montgomery; and finally they permitted thej
Ge mary Government to be transferred to their Cap
Of Virginia have thus allowed this great insur
e Foke its nest within her borders, and this Gov
ont - has no choice lett but to deal with it where it
I'D has the ees regret as the loyal citizens have, in
ld Iiained its protection. Those 10y citizens this
r iy.st is bound to recognize and protect as belng
rrlaa 4er States so calledn fact the Middle States
% L Nv those which favour policy which they CALI
er ajiv that is the &rmng Of those States TO pre-
C Ininn forces passing way, or the dsunlon the
1er o'e ? he disunion completed. Figuravely speak
IT, ,afd be the building of an impossible wall along
~ separation; and yet rot quite an impossible one
Re he me cuse of neutrality 1t would tie the hands Of
t M" men aud freely pass supplies from among them
b rrec tionists, which 1t could not do as an open
nt " - stroke it would take all the trouble of the
gem! ere on except only what proceeds from the ex
ol DO for the Dsunionists that which, of all things
m O desire-feed them well and give them disnnlon
T1oI lion-Do obligation to MAINTAIN the Union
e very many who have favored 1t are doubtless 10y
l 80 il is nevertheless very Injurious IN ELECT.
.'r,r1 tn the action Of the Government, IL may De
that At first call was made for 15 OO militia enc
indy following this proclamation WAS lssueu loI GIosig
lTre of a blockade. SO far all was believed to De
~srly legal.
.erter upon the practice OF prvateeriug.
cal were made for volunteers to three years,
sooner discharged and also for large additions to the
~-ararmg and navy
e reasures whether strictly legal or rot were ven
f Iyou under what appeared to be popular demand
" public necessity, trusting, as cow, that Congress
@ readily ratify them. 1t is believed that nothing la
g6ons hey ond the constitutional competency OF Con-
% after the first call for militia, it was considered
w authorize the commanding general i'll proper cases
ag his discretion to suspend the privilege Of the
@ jeaS cOrpuS or in other words, to arrest and de-
" without resort to the ordinary process aud forms OF
o. Gin udy duats as lie might deem dang erOus TO the
~ safety. THIS authority has purposey been exercised
rrsry -aaTILgly.
rccs- the legality and propriety of what has been
@ ralrr Questioned, and the attention OF
s teen cal I'd to the proposition that one WAC is
like hat he laws be faithfully executed should not
-.f violate them.
otrsa some consideration was given to the question
ggr and propricy before this matter acted upon
~ whole Of The laws which We're required TO be faith
executed were being resisted, and failing Of eXccu
in nearly oue-third OF the States Must they be al
.d to iuaiy fail Of execution had it been per.
.rdar that by the use OF the means necessary tC
,x.cution some single law, made in such extreme
.nss Of the citizens liberty that practically it re
.rr Of the guilty than of the innocent, should tC
,rr limited extent, be violated? TO state the ques
more directly, are all the laws but one to go uneXe
e and the Government itself go to pieces lest tina
mIeyoIatud?
ken in such a case would not the official oath bt
~ :r tlr q o,orur,or+ ehould no ovnrtbro,vn 1vbar
.aD -. 49, Iis ,,,I;,Tl. tI,0 ;rlo lo. ',,,a,1l
WIS "-i'-'' " 'i.''U "I rs 81 AiiS ' 20 ,' 80
sion vas presented. 1t was not believed that any
rwas violated.
reprov-ion Of the Constitution that the privilege Of ht
of 5,rIy c,rDu4 shall not be suspended unless when
leases Of rebel Ion invasion, the public safety may
r is e. equivalent to provision-sa provsion-th4t 5ucl
ere may be Sis ended when Of rebe lion in
%. r.,Ftt t.ty 1nrSu not TPUu lire
was decided that have case OF rebellion, and tina
be public -aey does require the qualified suspension o
lie writ which was authorized to be made now, 1t Is IN
that Congress and not the Executive IS vested Will
ls power. "
ButLe Constitution IseIi IS silent as 10 Whch or VINO
exercise the power; and as the provision was plant
aiT III uI' Scl "u> 0lNC 9C1o! ~ no. IN o,arv ooa
Ie!7 Oh Iile 4IsI il I i ass cnnIi he oajIcI
anger snouIu run It's coulI0 ~ ,;L+ bovo bao,
Es'1ei' IAe very ISL ElinS Va @ ~ ,; 1,r iIjon
r'0uICu, as "@s luIe'luGu "a 80 ~ "a % an oi1;o,
whore eAehoeu al suAInI Is Nv" Ui az D t+o
some l'LeCh Nll, plooapy , - 49, $3.50 ION 1,Ir IN.
HI5i a. 80. It i-l ,;tI3 on froIy, f. t}e bot
-JecI, aAG y any "i"'' " ''''" 'A''' ~ LIZ "0''
40 aG so I0ngrontinopI "a 10 lead some forei u
. t y,oa toIi,T as if tI,pv snnuossd he on i
.,''.,fyr, 81 our National Union was prooabIe
VIZ tis On discovery gave. the executive some con
m be is now NV TO sl That the sovereignty and right
ro limited states are now everywhere practcallS re
,t L,, t,rnjIn r,,,rero or Iarar.I 81 ,n,,ath Wit
sr,7rtrv il ma, Tested thIoup h0uI the world
1f irt f IKE Se et,TiT, Of the Treasury War an
E W. .tV u "A n
I,r7 ant for yInr dehrraTioo and actInn. While m
OH tia Car,artrIans vii md readU 10 snr
%Du or Io ra1 fscts ems er ~o in
.!!t gT.'' "or IIu to b61w.
-. - ! .r4 ~ io t,o 1oo1 o,,o,, {,
AIS NJ" I'Co-Lielo'@ maj yo" eiFo INC 20" go ~
-l'E MS contest snoLt anu Gl 1 on n
,' I CohLo ol ne loL tn2 WON az ea't too
WI men 'HG - uoCVUVo' Ib@Y LuuoeI Vi Iea - aIou
| | ~ ~ @ " r. a. "S noa. an 1teo siIn ia Ia.
Third par7 OF the money value owned by ID
man WIN. .aarI' readv 10 de, ore the " hole
3aelt ,t giy hundred mlors of dollars now is q les
rmrr head fsn yos the debt Of onr revolution when W
~ l74 ,f.thsf etTmggla. aud the money yaIue in Ii
v n hears ye p greater TTonor1I09 TO what II W.
s go 5o -, 0,n'Id51foT P,rrd,T, aoch man has 8
rro +iT Tl ~ r--o orr liharfies % each ba
% g5 u ttii uI ( " Pi0'4'e 0U' "-''O - ~
catfish '"VI1 $3.50, 1890 !. =,
g Than an lines s be mem and ten times the money.
Tie eye reaching HIS tom the country leaves no doul
ac material Tor the ork is abundant, and thatit
@ythe hand ct legislation give legal sanction and tt
laid the Executive to give practical shape aid eIhcle
" Ole oil TIE greatest perpleAltles Oh the 0oYeL clt
a'O4 RECEIVING troops lasteF man ~ can a
% ""lu tnS I do %' iIs %aTt oniv indifferent
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tt4 ,, - e-. .,o,,c7,+ =, bo of little di4erep,