The national Republican., 1862-06-30

THE sAcnDD NIGHTS % RRDnLs.
II will BE- 4 ~ f<hs sd1anSllk sst
urdays meet cons AtSs n pen |
of Congress, obi Aed essc esA In - pa
psr,) that the = n slavsro Pas low hing
. new sssm, isssadAs ralv kbts F,hs't - o,
the sacred constitutional rights Of the rebels,
who arc new In arms 70 overthrow the Consti
SWAm. tlstsnasse . tAiagk 10 - toaoAsd-
except af,sr . TRIAL according 70 the rules Of
thst lnstrumsnt, that 10, afssr indictmsut and .
tuyuvs1saou -Sy Sy-sjRysftAs- -sssiaaes-- -TAasa.
reonsasvsAivssn,asaasso haag LET payia. O.
ssy they do, but not until the war b over, nor
uhtil twelve scr,Asr juror prosesncs him
kguiy. 80. % 80 s ..,.....SS ..,...'.0SS g.
Nov, We shall I've and dh IN The belisf tAeS
u there he'd besn - susA property - aavssst
tAs South, net word voald have bSsn heard
fsm thess conservatives" Neither proceed
ises Ia rem, nor cssissrss . Of prizes Of var,
would have had ny ssrrors for them, II tasre
hnd been no "nlsgers" 70 bs liberated ~ such
SsauA II Il prsosasly st hat point, aad Il so
other, that The shoe pinehss ."laA .., .'.--,
I'll We have alluded uors than once 10 the fact
hat early IN this ssssion, ssnstor Davis, o.
Ksnsschy, intrcduosd most extreme meas
urs for he oona.caAiou Of the properly oI
rebels, without trial, and By = mere Legislative
description Of the Glasses 10 be snecsed. A,
n hat time, hr. Davis had no difacoity about o.
constitutional righh Of cisissns. 10 swept tha,
. oil away, BY declaring men snsagsd In certain
Pecined cots Of rebellion, 70 b no longer cit
. IEsna, bat siiA sssuisst That is ths grousd
. upon which nr, Davis stood six months ago
snd upon vhisa hswosld stand to-day, II be
had not dlscovSssk hat to whatever exteni
} conaeation was carried, the emanci patton Of
dawes would be carried along with H. pari
1osss, a.r..7a.., 81. o. gr
II We copy here sii Of Ne. DAvis's bill relating
70 the matter usdsr discussion offered BY him
n the Senste on The 30th Of last December:
"Thst from and amor the passage ofthis act,
the following described per. ons AhAu be cid and
taken to be alien enemies 10 the UntteA States,
for all psrsops vhstaoever, ytz: AN person.
, holding any ofhce under, or In the emp,oyme
Of, or rendsrisg any service, civil or military
To-, or in the nans d the pretended governmsnt
! OF the so-oalled Confederate Ststss Of Americs,
ofAny State thereof; or ofsny PLetsndss pro
all persons then bssosging ", or Who may
, thereafter join the army or navy, or any mill
txry or naval organization, body, or force OF
j the said Confederate States, or any OF the1, OF
Of any lpretsndsd provisional government Of any
Isfthe United Ststsa; AL persons who may attxei
themselves 10. or nd In getting up, any military
! or naval organization. expeditton, foroe. ~
IybOdy, under the authority, in the name OF, OF
FOR the beneht Of said Confederate States, eI
any Of them, or any pretended provisions
persons who shaft Organize, or attempt to or
y sxnize, or aid In sacA organisation or attsmp
to organize, or In the continuation, or attempt
Icontinue and carry on. nay pretonded prOvsion
Hal Of any ofthe United Statos, or TAX
/, any oface Or employment under, or render an,
name Of any suoh pretended provisional GOV
"A ernment of any Of the United States; and al
!, lpersons who may then 0r thereafter adhere
:! and give aid and comfort 70 the said southsr
pretended provisional government Of any ofth
q 6ro. 2. Asd be Il trtker e,saclsd, That ~ tn
ey persons described In the previous section {
=, lhia ACt become TO be alien enemies, aud sinu
"A t.neousy thsrsxith, ~ their properly an an
ce money, evidences Of debt, chooses In xcttoi
and every right snd Interest, legal or equitable
~ In possession, revsfsioh, or renAindsr, or !
D. any xsy 10 expeotan6E; shsa 3 fcrfsitsd e Z
i +: H15acoT 1.:sd asf hseh Il
United States of America" = d.. ,.... 80
ur All ths Remainder Of ihs bill oonsists Of PR
ae visions, usaer Which thh rebel propsrty, .
p, forfeited 70 the Uaitsd States; "wisaost IN
Is.al psoessdings whatever" may be apprc
e pslsssa 70 ths - Of persopa suffering loss b
d the rebellion. '.a7 f ". r.
II OF