Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-22


expressly conferred upon
Congress. These grants Of power to Con-
gress are in these words:
:, ,rr,,. ,,o,,,...s, s,,.u bovo manor q, i.v and
collect taxes, duties, imports and excises, 70 pay
the debts and provide Tor the common defense
ana NJ SelIseS a q & ,ils o,,njsb irstes o,d sioos
committed on the high seas and offences against
the law ofnatons.
~ declare & SI, gis' iS,oeI9 Ui Ique anu
iShd and water.
q Toraise and support armies 5t. Il
~, o Pr9YGe ,is ana I'm 9ntan t lry and ram
lation Of the land and naval forces.
To provide for calling forth the militia to ex-
segte @ d 1nf laws eHs 81 sng 0on
@To provide for Organizing, arming and dis
ciplnng the militia and for governing such part
2L M mem ~ Hy DC III '"o u
% TO make all laws which shall be necessary
and proper for carrying into execution the @ fore
gog IN % bs m oVern%ent Sser Of tbe ned
1''''''' " -
We need not stop to say that these pow
o,s so,,o IN tba monper NJ tbeir evercisa
i oisi 1,;o,i..J T-Jn. aI1 rroIl Ia
Governmepts the powers for the Hcommon
5of,,so - oyo onI1 Iimited bv tba coppoon
GeAoHsS az .g ~ ~, sI-.-
danger-the puDllc necessity anu the re-
ouirements Of natural justice. When the
people Oy snet IeIeseneostfes III oii enaoo sIe
&C,
aulliGii1eI % Y .le.I sS-
Pressloh VI InsutIeo.lons, .Ley 9iupIy "a
eIc!se lignt ois ai,s - NE aiiu
mStiCBsSi,s ny, ~ sn' ~ ,;a H.
Inc lS: hyPupiio Ias sne " W.
ne puDilO ~ S t;,1,
al lH"s ~ neeuIu. "iiu ;1.,,.ant;o -,
lee 70 suppress en .a iiS. -
sIIles a' anu IN PS.i.s tts o~i -
great 4uestton VI 'ns u .iie PeOP.e ~
PFONlue Dy NV Inu ~ 40 y tYtos u..uoI
the saheli9n OI liieII "a"
De Jus! anu nooe:sJ ~ 'iie NJ . 80
OF tnei. naslVn@lity, a.u 'ii0 -
thelr IlgnelGi eusnUii'y, r. 'ns Peop,9 Spth t[o
tnus through Iwo oi Ine itaiSiS !. VI INC
OoIs1ltIslon VIZ ny 80
=, haulii,o", sPeAAi"e ~ 'A' p'Op-'' A10- y
'iie Pe0Pi''
aThe circumstances which endaneer the safety
of nations are infinite and for this reason no con
shtuhonal shse ekleS can SlseIy oe liposea on ths
| FSi FFsS No gs9
And Madison speaking in the same spirit,
and by the approval val, o. a me whOie P9,GPe
bsTriers to the Impulse Of self-preservation. y
! (Fed. Al
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10y " F.. P..i. ne. -. - -
4H, CLias HTa;atynio III ~
ulscreIi' sns oiliel .aus 'st,'.S az. "
Sen' lile , uIto =, a.,
1ere anu III L. 0.eN 50 foi1S,
ulce IatneL nun .I te iesU ii 81"
Sl1i1eils - So -,
GOni - L,o si'. a.. J.soo
lHe Pl!Yiieeoi - III ro.;IoJ ~ 'ooITo ooI,1
~ 'iisii t;.Io5 - tbo so,.-;ces 81 oil bar
children The slave who comes in the
hour of her trial to the rescue of his coun-
try that forgot him in his bonds, is surely
entitled to higher consideration than the
traiter who. while he enslaves him, strikes
also the liberty and life of his country.
Under the control Of these rebels in
arms are four millions of Slayes-natives
of the land-by whose unpaid toll the re-
| belIiou Is sustained. The question on what
prineipIe can the people break up this re-
! iation of seryitude established by State
laws and command the services Of these
slaves for the Ucommon defense. NAV be
answered as was the eouestion in 1888: On
wbat nrineiple could the people of nine
States bv ratifvinp the Constitution. break
nm The eompact under the articles of con-
| fa5erstion solamnlv entered into nv tbir-
tsen Stafes7 Said Madison istbe onestion
ia ansyvered at once bv recurring To the ab-
so1nts necessity of the case. to the great
,,,.inc;nIe of fself-nreservation to the trans
csnde1t law of Nature and of Natures
! Go5-vbicb declares that the safatv and
/ bonninass of society are the objects at
wbieb oII t5a noIiticsI institutions aim and
~ '- ,Tb;cb oil spcb inst;tntions mnst ha Soc
-;eo.Jn
a. ,4 $780,.
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80, - '.t s anu give
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M THioH my may Sssocia'e @ themselves: y,
aLa;,s - .'p Spoo-e een "A S!eIr
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81, N1iAu 'iieui anu 'Hey
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soSv;os t.S =. u Ituien sLu ieI1ei tsI1niut
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~ 'gu men Nv " nght lne
tLor e. - -f 6S. EI''. az oaGAson ueelieU
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