Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02

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our external affairs and matters " general Government
and leaving all local legislation to local tribunals Or local
legislatures the conflicting Interests n the community
would not come in contact; and that might there
fore by this system u State legislation and United States
legislation, spread system " popular government over
an almost unlimited extent " country This is the great
feature. Row that feature into system because
1t so happened that the country settled by separate
and distinct colonies which entirely independent Of
each other, 70 start with and through TIE Re-
voluon as States aud the whole u that form " local
legislation had taken It's existence before the United
States Constitution ever adopted
Mr. Precedent, IL Is quite obvious that State legislation
local legislation and government IS A. essential foa-
tnre OF this Government as the General Government
The system exist any mi nc without the one than
the other Il ia failure utterly, unless both exist
Then 10 restoring government 10 implies that must
restore the state governments, put them again into OPP.
10 this last branch Of duty conceive that there may
be legislation even at this period which may possibly
tend II well administered, IN some measure 20 secure
that grca; end but the first thing 20 be observed is
that however legislation may take place. nothing can be
practically done on that point until the instruction
an armed insufrccon IS put down. suppressed for then
alone Is that your law really operate The plans
which different gentlemen have presented all look that
None Of them In any Of ,heir essential aud leading pr
poses can De carried into effect boz any way until pos
scss the country They mot means 20 that end-the
end OF suppfcssug the aimed rebellion they only
take effect after the armed rebellion is suppressed for
mat must be done in order 20 pot such law into opera
ton and the question is, lcgisstc row wisely,
discreey, adyisedly in such manner that law may
be put u operation al that time with To- the end
which have stated confess for myself have some
s,,sc.,iln. nv eli c. .,'y ou, as'S, WIN 'oine
Ne,y VI NJ. ~ ~ ~ u ,t ~ 'en"'"l I"i
Idly ranspirng circumstance take place u the
islstion ar snncrl.ic t,os, nv ,sv ,,, a. ,,
advie,I aud c,,,,, t,, ,t;,,t x :, ~. ~. 49,
ing, n we tn act with discretion this point by
witnessing the progress Of events.
Mr.. President, have already remarked that Goo what
ever we do we must keep fairly within the limitations "
the Constitution IL will not do GO say that because
mont gc ain II, 4, h., az, , .rt h., y, . JUL
prohibons Of mower hi The C91sti,,,,n ,e,o @ h, a
on purpose 10 preyent our dorr stoh ttirgs ,t, ,
wanted I'm do No., rbsy ,.o, ,, ,,t LII T., ,
our doing thinos ,,o pr,s, wanted a., AZ Wbe, 'it ,
,i,i.J ~ -. 49, 800 '"'" 80 Fi"-
dor tni MAJ y,,, sbl,il y,t ,.t l "' guy "..''n-
crtv vit,,,t due nraco.s ~ i Ia i'3 nan Ii'P
pufish.J unless h. Va a., CON, ,.,i, h s ,t
man sbopl1 no tyqi.o ,,,,ist,i ~ y . A. ~ nv
hibiti,rs ftbs L,d s,, ,,,oi, ti,.,i,,. e., a. vi
tbey v,crc ,ri m ~, 49,, g ~ ~ uoD1 anu
whom ,fey' ,,o,t,d ~ AZ tb, i ,,h , , ~
an ,,rr5' co. i, ~ w, IN; III, WI pu' ~ mere
thought thev were rercss,,y ift,, .ra n,, , H. W
preyent mn ding tbcsc ,1i,, M % ]iJ WV, P ~, ~
Il, tbcn, aud ,,be, tbo, No., ~, ,.,, -, IN a.; ' 10
iYl,,r,ort ny WV ' '''' OF ga >" "u'
Now the ouostion {. ,ner ,ys shall have ,,....,
a. -, .,,.g,e f - = "1r' VIC 9""l' nave PossoAaeu
sisfop,ly ,y,it Il, No. ;,. I'd LIZ lug VII
tend to bripy baot ,b,.c ,c,,t ID, tl.,, .u, IL ~
we can atd IF A.. ars &c., ti ~, ,, @ ", XII ~
Ia t,ro,l,c. !, nod ,,I,., H. H., , | ~ N Nnu s
we cannot do il uur.u,ot T., ,ri oiibi1 ~ ou ~
the Cnnst,,,,tin H., 49,, & ' H ." H' Plullsluuu, o
our triai acknovledgc in H. f@ b pyii,u D.
ana az ,i,,,;,.. . ,u NAT uu'
~ " '''"' W sustain
A considerable mar, n tho ,r,;.c,. bt. ,, -,
to,scs r,, e, Iaas s W ''s i'tJS'S oelute Ue TWO
r,ersn,, .i,bcr al ~ h 'o H. ~, Psppety' Ie9 ana
of tbru, Ia, ave- @ fJoF' "' "e 9ou''' OF classes
yictino tho ,, 90 I , al, ''l. ,'.ls aug S'h-
punish. Il onIv i'm tb, ,,, s Vi va? "i" s"'i og
ibei, ,,3 '' ,'A way; aug 'i.' lo' pc deprived oil
rbc,, ky ~ 'u. 49, I'k =" u'' p,pc'Hs oi lA"f
tenn law nb,ssc-,bicb ,,rl I - n " M anu
maj bes , o., 3.i ID III, w gu ''''
,bist a., g,,, ,o, ~ o., ii wy. '"' f''"' ID ~ ny
sn3 II ia VIA il o,ilci 49,. i, ~, 49, WhAt
,as bcsn ,,iI,, ~ , f " '',iss ~ ,t" man
,unist Az i ,e ',,,i, u! jury lou cannot
~ i i, ~ Any V9'uoI way you cannot deptNe him
"a, s,,i,i,rnnY ~ aug I'M way 10 DC sure
: eecr,sin ~, , h s az s,i W th'nB out uere
,ionc h,,, vii 80; 'iI ~ '' V1 t'e man eDurey I
md we will punish that bv v,v ~ ,iroco,ij,, - 1 I
.ud bv and Nv whom ,ye c,,ch i, ,,, ,,;li -, -
an, tir, ,byy',,b 49, T.; W. ' Hnt Wy MIN ana .
,avs we sbs ,t ,iln hi t anu .'le
4, yon iayI ,r;5,o,o - I'M il,u' uut once 49,
,.rss,,,,. , lIt, i,s' ' "tN '"'h proceedings az
NJ, a. - !. ~, .ue ulst'o'el9
' 'e5'"un', "Hat are thfse proceedings en- .
,rr, ,,hat ,to oh..s, S''3 J''y nat Is the .
ef,,o 80 go, W. i ~ ~ , ". 'lon inty are TRIALS
= H. ,,bar H. W ~ lay 1uu' IN "hal cases
coal s:tir,sti,n Z, - ,, VI TTiunh' 50 that 10
focecd Win mar thing n man va Nv may
,,,,,,,G - - Ls A. ,ua" ~ uylug 10 /.
liug Niih,ut ,,,3 liz a.i w. ~ buliy VI SNUG.
he Sy,ong. aId tes,o6,rf ~ 10 u NV" ~ vi
m NAV ta ad 49, ,L 10 q ltOot'ulis Oy winch
en-, Tleaus beii.Ve sn ,o ~ ,hat !, wnN
~" 80, 1870 o. luu' IL pirate vessel with
,tcr 1, iss Ill, H. "a, "51Inst 'ne hslohs' Is
III va, 1897 21 "hi II - ''e ins' ulh.At Oh wrong,
ave trad, win .ig1s ~ "'vu 'n,n pursue we
and.
,ed,nss ii, ,e,, ,yor d. ,,,. 49, ~ -, .t't, IN pro-
can,i,t $500 ~, A. ~, -" sulNs ny''te' because
Non van ,,rorced ,5,i,, ~ - -" "'al ~ jury as
nm a, ~, AZ $500, e, ' .t ,
I the decsinn ~ ,br S,,,.r, -, Wy. ny "'u US,
10 psIn,,ra in 10 NVho,,,, ,1 - b.. - tH' 1asu OF
,se of s,,r,irtiru tho ,rt,, IT,, - u ~ lH' PU.
I'd for which INC ihiny IL finn, a., , ,',5 " e'','
ne man subjected \, n,,,i- hr,,', ,,, @ a. "'' an
,ust Inc hin, In, il, III aii.., " uH1 proceed d.
his is not So; that case was u5t s5 Trt o. it -
,se and 500 b,, IL ,,,s ~, ,l. 10 d, 'le
utside of the case is a matter az mo- c,,.e,,,,
xtr, judicial. what the boys III. d.. 'iie ts Us
". Iai a st.t,to ~ $50 min , -PPib. "N'i' -
,rpoI and o,tcn1isl II, Isj6 .,i ,i aug On
ent ,to instruct tb,. c,r,,,s ~ ,,li', 0''
m. Of the f,feJ S,,to o., 60 i f''.. a''Nei yes
ms NON If mn, Il MIC Sto,,s 49,, N i.t lh'"
nn, vnsscl N, b,,,t ,i, -, 60 VI, vi u"'t
nd yhi,b sb.Il IA M, .,,,,,,,.J ~ snA't pc AtH'o'
al aggression search restrain danrrJ,ii,, 's i'1
nor, ar, ses..i NJ ,Ia If1,J ~ tA''n or s'l@Hie'
1ereof mr. mon s,y ,h ~ r.t 'tt'' ." " l ng eu1ens
ind was sliced ana l,,',,h, i, ,l -, ,31' W 'l"t
out tb,t vas made mn, h. -, Ia, ahu 'iie
OF c.nd,,r tlat yoss,l b, 4, ,'l . - Ia. ,Nll e'u'u
wuers or crew Of The vessel baJ b.ei ,hi, ~, NJ
nd remarks we're made ,b,ut tb,t ,bs,,,' No. 80
d law To puuisb the men ,yh,, ,,,,o c,,,,,,,,l & Ai
no vessel tho court ssy ma. a,j WI o'aiu
IN moi do IN sr,,,e n,,i ,y ~ % iu'l say u
le b.ing the pl'llty instrun,s,t "a a. ''I 'esa'''
ne men are uet t,,od fcr ,he Ho g'ohs, because
lere ia no crime fnr them ~ no ti Sg''''eui oi
nv tbem-it is moi ntoyided a. r ,s a W. Valh't
utlty tbiug aud i ,v,s ,r,coi "A ,,. ~ tl''b vas
iun the class maj bave slrc,,i, Ii,,JJ ' way as
mi, rroeeedino IA ,s,a il snol.3 WI, ) W. a., [
.ould be rather liidicrons II i, w., ,,, - i "nlV
,ir but it Is no ssht tbing IN a,y mai ~, q. 80 " ~
lnlmtted crime ike tbnt Of trs.n and ~ iii nAs
inch Of your nroeoss vo, MAJ, ,r,c.l t '.u 'u,