The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-09


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1 90 State ity c .e Il s. ttnHrg
% lHpe r1 uI ji Navy aa8 II
th Ftne Norfolk t rtelt.5 tef.
hai invited m6 lhfG nac bfe .al.
ic 81 in, with dt.r uar8se an4sant
mtni m hr 0a'l,@ ct.led s4l,
tlWy hsy nurd mto treats Il tgn.
f rBfy alluer with ihe filDl CuHi,d
ale NlUes AND en, memar ta tbtir
CoHvr Of Montgomery. api lnalh, tbey
permitted Tie inmutliouafy government
.lo he tran 6lel % ibCir Capital at lljHl
noul
Tic roopl, % Virginia have ihus n
lowed ihls siht inWfe,dau 10 umka i,8
ncsi within hcr borders. aud thn Govern
mont tad IS rbolec lglt bm IS dtnNit, If
where Il iind ii an1 i has lhc les Is II,
greet ibe loyal citlcn tayp III duc lofm
claimed is protection Thue loyal citizens
this Governments bound luncugpixc and
protect hcinq n Virginia, IL the I'or
der Sl5lc,, sa-gaitd, Is Gel the Mhale
States there arr those WHO la,or policy
which ihcy call armed neutrality, That
40 aiming oftlosc States 10 prevent lle
Union forces passing one way or The lis.
union Tie utbrr over their Soil This
would hedisunion completed ilemaiso
u speaking Il would he Tie building of GOA
impossible paIl aiaoa lho iIe Tine VT tpg
ration and uoi quite an mra lille enc.
fer under The aui,t 81 ucHndgb It womb
fll thC hands 81 the uion men ana trr,ly
ras supplies from among them t. do in
saTectionsis, Wli2h il could not do as an
open enemy Ala stroke it would Ake
TIC trouble oil ihe hands Of secession, eN
ccpt only what proceeds from lie ester
mi blockade II would do for ihp al
which Of all things tlcy
most dcsirc--iccd them wen aud ci,c
them dEnnlon without n struggle Of their
o&n. II recognizes no fidelity 10 Tie Con
stitwion} no obligation 70 maintain tp
Union While very many who have IA
'orcd i are doubtless o'al elizrns, il &
nevertheless very injurious IN effect
Recurring 20 tie action 81 ihc Goycu
ncnt il may be- laicd That IL iir* eall
Was made for 10000 militjD, and rupidh
ailowmg this, q Proclamation was utd
&c closing tlc poet q die iHsuft, tiunary
districts by proceedings il tic nature s.
,locEades 50 rtr M WAS believed q III
nicay lcgal Al this point t.c Is uned
onsl anoaneed lhcir patpoc 10 enter
mon we pta."sc,a ..a.teyJ'rr
Ql9fr ,ans wtrt mado Gu Volunteer
0 serve three years UNLESS sooner d..
harscd, also lor large additions 10 thc
eeaIar army ana navy. 1hcsc measures
,hclhr uielly lr@d or not, were ycn.
nred, upon what appcaredio lcalopular
cmand and public necessity, trusting
ben aa now thai Concrts would rMiK
hem. II believed thu uu,lng has hctn
one beyond lbe Constitutional compcten
J Of Congress.
Sool amer the first call Ter militia. Il
as considered duty 10 authorize the
commanding General, in proper eascs IL
lnng 70 has discretion, to suspend Tie
riNclege ol tlie wit Of habeas corpus or
other words, 70 arrest and i tain, will
4 Ic.oH 10 the ordinary rrocc and
I'm Of law, such individual n hc miufl
'cm dangerous % tie public aty.
ll authority has purposcb boon eAa
50 but very pmingl. Nerr.hclrs-,
6 legality and promcly q What has
.ea done unlerit me questioued, ana
g attention Of lhf country has been al
i 70 the proposition that one WHO Il
.on e take care that thc laws he faith.
ily executed should not himself violate
en-. OF course some consideration was
ven 70 the questions Of power ma pro
icly before this nattrr Was acted upaa
The whole Of the laws, which wcn =,
ned 70 hc laiihiully executed, Mclc be-
! resisted, and failing Of execution IN
lriy onc-lArd ol the States, must iAey
allowed TO finally lajl Of execution, even
! i been perfectly clear dat by lhp
q lie means necessary to Their exc
ion, some single law le IN such *
mo tenderness Of the ciiizcnB liberty.
/ practically il relieves more ~ tie
tly than the innocent, should ii a gpr
Hcd extent be Violated IL state Nj.
~tlon more directly, are aIl tho law.
one 10 70 ncXeeuled, ard lIe Govern.
n llscli to go 70 piece ly. llat one
yiolHcli Even ~ suah q case. would
the Official oath be broken If the Gov
mcnt should be oycnhiown, when il
believed that disregm ding tic single
would tend to preserve It? Bit Ills
believed that this question was prcscn.
il is not believed tltst ing hig wa
a.ed The provision Of The Conaiia
that he privilege Of Tie writ ii
Cas- corFu. silall MOI c suspended, uns
WHOM 81 cases Of rebellion Or inya
, tho pabIic safety docs require H.
was decided that We have a case Of
lion, and that The pHlr aldy does
IRE The qualified suspca on 81 tie
clegc Of tie writ which ua aatllor
to DO made.
ow il il insisted thai Coueftss, and
Ihe executive, vested with ibis pow
But lhe constitution Itself 4 silent as
hich Or who 5 70 exercise iIe power,
a5 the prov i@iou Wa- I4l-tfttg tust,le AZ,