Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

FhS New Cry Of the Secession sym!::
pnthI8sFs GbSut s'thS Union - N
STGs''-.6 noIhST ATtiel0 fsF the Care
fulPSFuaal 81 the wheeling Ffosss
tRFu. HhsP,T's Wu.tlyl
WbensVsFa vigorous military meaiufe
l. proposed there q = cry lrum certain 80
Die aSd papers that ths uaF u foF The lnAin-
teuSpee Of the CooStilatigu And Unlon'as-
ii.WaI. Csrtaiuly 1t iS; but what then =
What IL the Uuion.aS-it-Uas IL - tne
uuiou Of the people living in lhiri!.ioar
States undsr one supreme Naponal Gov
srumssi, Which by The ooshuIBhan.aI.ii'is
is empowered to Ieears obtdiense % iti a..
lborily from every eiiiEsa ia the land by
military force Il necessary.
That IL what the government ii dOing.-
This var Is the effort Of the GOJerumeutio
redues armed rebels 70 its nuthoTIiy. by
the Consultation the President Is made
Commandsr.iu.C Chief, aud to use military
power 10 suppress insurreetiOn. Whea
that military force 10 eOunted by hundreds
Of thousands, and confronted by hundreds
Of Thousands Ol armed rebels, when bloody
bAIIlsi are fought, cities betieged, and
stern blockade established, there Is war
between the GOTsrnmsnt and the inSuT-
gents, who are II once traitors aud enc
mics, and who are 10 be Bdbdped BY every
means known 70 war.
When the Government acts under tue
clause Of the Constitution which authors
1es the military suppression Of the rebel
lioa, all constitutional rights IneonliItenl
with state Of war are Suspended. For
Instance, every citizen u the United SlAtet
has constitutional immunity against the
taking Of bis life by the Government, e3'
cept after due prOeeSs Of law; meaning 10
dctaent, trial, etc. But the Government
took the life Of Sydney johnson, o. Shileh,
without any indictment OF trial Whatever.
/ Vas il an unconstitutional aetl Not ~
all. Il was Just ns constitutional rs the
hanging Of Gordon. FOrthO Constitution
ns.iL.iS authorizes the use Of military meas
ures, amer due warning, As much % i
guarantees individual life and liberty aud
| when the uniou.as.it-WaSi Is restored, every
citizen who has not lost bis life BY military
necessity will enjoy all the civil guarantees
! forit
And 80 With whatever else may fall with.
in The scope OF military necessity. BY the
late law passed Ia the House our army is
10 be fed at the expense Of the rebels
Every citizen has Alright to his own prop
erly, but the grain aud the cattle Of every
rebel will be peFsmtOrily seized aud aPpro-
pristed to The use q the Government
wherever the army usedl IL. Does that Inc
terfere With the Uuiou.aS.ii.WGSi No; iI
is simply az integral part Of the necessary
military operations TO restore the Union ~.
il.Vas. 10 like manner, the slaves Of every
rebel who have been used against the Gov
eminent are liberated. Does that Interfere
with the Upion-as.Il-Was Not at all. il
Is only part OF tue constitutional means
necessary TO restore the Uniou.aS-il.Was.
By aud by II may become clearly nsceI-
sAry to summon all loyal people to the de-
fen.s Of the Government, and TO that cad the
slaves may be freed. VIII that interfere
with the Union.RS.it. Not at ALL IL
will Do only another blow which may DC
eOuSIitutionally struck At The rebellion. lt
lie trns that 10 the Uniou.aS.it.WaS there
Wsps slaves lawfully held In many StAlel. So
there were in tho District Of Columbia
But when the war is oVeE, II it ends to-
morrow, there will be no slaves lawfully
held there. Must the District slave law be
re.enaeted. lestotheFEise weIhall not have
The Union.as.it-Was II hereafter the
American Government clearly Eul6llI the
purposes for which it was expressly crea-
Ted, and every man subject to the Govern
ment enjoys the full liberty which the
Declaration Of Independence declares TO be
given him by GOd-if upon the continent
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific, the crack
Of the slave whip is heard no more, and
universal peace and prosperity bloom from
Justice, like red and white roses from these
bright trees Of June, will il DO the wreck
and chaos Of the nation1
No, and forever no twill bethe Unior
las il was in the very intent and words Of
the fathers; the Union as il was meant 10
be; and the Union, by Gods blessing as
the children Of those fathers mean Il shall
be-