Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-05

ITO pro7ids for calling forth the militia TO
execute the laws Of the Union, suppress in
surrection and repel invasion.
so proTide for organizing, srming and
disc;ulininc the militia, and for governing
such part Of them as may be imployedin the
.eryic. Of the United States.
"To make ali laws which shall be necessa-
~ and proper for carrying into execution
the foregoing powers, and all other powers
vested bv this Constitution in the Government
Of the United States, or III any department or
officer thereof"
Nc need not stop TO sag that these powers,
| save in III. manner Of their exercise, are I'M
| united. lrder all we'll regulated govern
mar1. the powers for the " common defenct"
| arc ONLY limited b. the common dangers, the
| pubIic necessity, and the requirements of nat
rral Justice. When the people, by their rep
resen;aticcs, enact laws " necesssry and pro
GER" Is expressly authorized by their Con.
st;luton for the suppression Of the iIisurrrc-
lion. they siInYiy exercise r right nheren,
! al;y9 in men aaI na;Ious---:he right of self
rr,ssr,ation. The republic has the right to
! i;vs-ti.: rerubl;: has the right, therefore, IL
enact all iaws nee:itul and consonant viii
iu.;;-a t. Suppress al instruction which
great question Of the right Of the people &c
provide o. law, aid t. do by force, under the
SANCTION Of their lag, whatever may be jus:
and necessary for the maintenance of their
nationality aid the ASSERTION ~ THEIR rlghttul
authority, the people spoke thus through NV"
! OF tie trainers "i tue C"nStHutlUE' "hep the!
ordained 1t.
haEniit"!', Il esa.i'3 10 Tie peoiie anG i"f
the people, Sa'o
Lie circumstances ""th eh"'hkes Inc
SAFELY el HHt'"n> mr. minute anu ior III"
reason II" t'hs''"s"''"' ShacAl,s can %i>'!f
De tnlt'SeH Oh IL, power 10 "h'ch TAG care
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I7eh,l 'H' t';'e' -d%s.,.!1t. ana l" pre'|a.,
the 'tc EXECUTION % lHi '""s' nav: Ncrf H''.
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, h!5 :cantFT, thh' i'lt"! a'fI III Ills o"hu7! Is
surely entitled to hiEheT consideration man
the traitor, Who: while he en'hTes HIM, STILES
also 20 the hhei.y and lie ct ms c9iHtrJ'-
Inaer tue c"n'rol CT tEESe Tenels iii arms ME-
| Jour ;Giii.5na CT s!hTes-iiasi'es ni the tsii--
! b. whose UNPAID labor III" rebellion l. sis
;dinec. The question, OF what principle car:
IA: people hresk up this rebellion OF s5rvltu1c
! established by State laws. ard coinEnund the
services OF these slaTe5 fer me common d.
| teu:1," lay be answered IS was the question
! in i..e8; on THAT principle could the IeePlI
u Tn. States, by rati:rlLg the Constitution
, rrear, Up thu compact under tue articles 81
| confederation EoleraniT entered into tr ,r-
teen S:S;es. Said Msdisoa:
.'rLs question is answered 6; oi.cz ty re-
curing 10 the absolute necessity Of the CAGE
| % the great principle OF sei-preser7ation; Il
lhe transceudaEt law Of nature ann OF IA
lures God, which declares, that tie salrl 5
anH happiness Of society are tie Objects "a
; wl:cii Ill political ins,!tGii3nS aln az. 4
! which III ;;rr!. !n:tilGtiuiis :i'hit lie :IerI
! ::rs:"
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i.no" when we SAY tnRt' nhdcr fE'vinenc'
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