The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-26

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III ma sarv a,i, iiee oF thaa United States.
seTo mata III isws vh;ch ,h.ff IL n..c.
as.arv ana n.nner for earryiino ;nto ! exees,-.
t;oa fhe Yoraun;,c. III IA nov,,s md m sothcr.
anotsers vy1esfsd M m. ron.s ss;tnfian n D.
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a,,v denafSh,ent e ni5aacr fhereof 9
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% powers. ssye TIE npaaner of theiir exercise.
t1na' sfn unlimited Undo Hi vell, rea,pnlalsd 90,
uoyernmen,s the power lor the gcommon
defense IRE oily limited bY The 'epmmou
tlAbkst-the public II necessity and i he -
qnflesnests of na.aral Justice. When lie
people ~ their representative enact TIE
laws tsneceaeary and proper" y express
III authorized 81 their ,Constitution for
fthe Suppression 81 iinsurrectione, they
simply etsrciise i = right Inherent aliks In
msn and natioas---sAe rjghtaf self -preser-
vation. Tie Rsprblic has the right to
live che kepgb!ic has the right, there
fore, to ensct III laws seedf1l and conso !
naat With Justice 10 suppress IA tnauyrec-
tion which strikes At and impesiis ies life.
u non this grsass q aestjos of the r;pht Of
the psools 70 provide by NV, and 10 do
hy force nnaer The sanction Of thsir iswa.
rvhaass e. may be just and neoessary fur
/ Eihes mint suaiaoe OF their nat;osslisy. snd
the assertion OF their riybtful authority.
-shS psepass soots sAus tAsssxA two Of the
trainers of tho Constits tion When taevor
daiped ii: ,sn
N Hamilton. speakinp Of the people and
fer the peoele aid |: sa4 'A2asssa4
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Cha a.fe&v ~ n.f;pr, - inlEn;ta ! sra II,
tAis reason no eonstitusionaf .h.ck,es cas
wisely BE isnpnret on The povef 10 ! hicb
the ere n il i esrsnniltet5. FED. No.
98.1 Aud Madison, speakinp In Till
san,e spirit ana by the spproysl IL The
whole teopie. declared III zin win "a
opp6se conStitutlosai barriers to the II,
pulse Of self-prewsn.t;on.. fFcd. 4l.1
l. may not be u a,per to notice that
the .ympathisers with the rebellion, who
seek to discredit The chief mag issra.e,
and 10 preyen, the due execution OF the
laws, h.ve here aud elsewhere appeal.t d TO
the pre,ud,ces rsther than the. reason OF
ourfsllow-sitisenst touching the law whiel,
gives freedom, to the slaves of rebels, and
.oGsrs them the privilege oi contfibatiaK
to tho defense Of their native land. Al,
impsriied country is entitled 70 the ser
vioss Of all her children. The slave Who
cones4ih the hoar Of Aer'tral u che res
CO Of hisscoantry that forgs4 Aim ID Ms
bonds. il, sssely entitled TO higher con-
side.ation thas the traitor who, while be
enslaves hiu,, strikes also 1t the liberty
aad'lifs OF his scesatry. q ssssst 80
tJnder the coatrvi Of these rebels Ia
atsnSars ftur millions IF sla,ves- natives
oflsss And-by whose unpaid toll the
fseslliok sis suetained. The question III
whst psipcipIs can the people bresk 10
thiN re)seion or servitufc estxblished 81
6aate laws md cosfrnantl Che services 81
these slaves for the sscommon defence
may be answered, "a WAS The question in