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Ctcssss No. ss.
TAs ssssssasy Of War orders that tAs sbiiswins
Ae ef cs~1ssss, md Pvsulsmsfts~ u NJ Psstlsni,
based upoa the same, b publishsd sor he iassr-
nation Of all concerned, and that The special In
struetions hereinafter contained for psrsons In tAs
military service Of the Unitsd states BE- strictly
observed. .'''.
Az ACT naiATine 10 HAsHAs conPus, AHp nkou-
Latino JUDICIAL sAocsEDinos IN cEnrAH
cAsEs. Approved March ., 1853.
Be sascisl b. ~ Sssss ~ Hovss ef Aepvsssnis-
Hses Of ne Uniied States q Anstcs IN Csn1rsa 81
ssmssss, TAst, during the present rebellion, the
Psssidsat Of The United ssstss, wAsnsver, N his
judgnsnt, the pubic safety nay require II, b su-
tAsrissd 10 suspend the privilege Of the writ Of
Asssss esv1ss IN my ssss throushout he United
States, or any part thereof. AuA whsasvsr and
wherever the said privilege shallbs suspended, -
sforsssid, no military other sfesr shall b com.
PEELED, In answer 10 any wit Of Asssss eepss, to
rssurn TIE body Of say person o. psrsoes detained
b. hin By authority Of the President but upon
the certificate, undse oath, of the ofieef having
charge Of any one % detained that such psrson 10
detained by him ~ prisoner under authority Of
ths Prssidsat, further proessdinss under the writ
Of Asbeas esvps shall b suspsnded By the judge
court having issued the said writ, 90 long % said
suspension by the President shall remain In force
and said rebellion continue.
~ THE PnEsiDENr OF THE UNITED sTArEs-A
PROCLAMATION.
WnRnEAs the Constitution Of the United States
has ordained thatthe privilege Of the writ OF Asbeds
corpss shall not b suspended unless when In oasss
Of rebellion invasion the public safety may 70.
quirs II, and whereas . rebellion was existing on
the third day Of March, ises, which rsbsllion Il
stil sxisting, and whereas By statute, which was
approved on that day. II was enacted BY the senate
and House Of Representatives ofths United States
In Congress asssnblsd that during the present In
surrsetion the President Of the United States,
whsnsvsr, In his judgment, the public safety may
require 10 authorised 10 suspsnd the privilege Of
the writ OF hsbsss ossySs In any case throughout
the United satss, or any Pc IT thereof and whereas
h tAs judgnsat Of the President, The public salsty
DOES require the privilege of the said witt shall
now 6s suspended throughout the United statss,
h the sasss whsa, By Tie autorty Of The Psssdsnt
q tAs paissd sestss, military, savai, ~ sivil on.
ss Of the unitsd statss, or any Of thsn hold per
se.s under thsir command, or In thslr custody,
sithss - prsossfs Of war splss or adpSs OF sbst.
tors Of the sasmy, o. omssFs, soldiers, or sssnsn
sarolsd, draftsd, or nustssSd snistsd in Or b.
longing TO, The laad or naval forces Of the United
statss, or q dsssrtsFs thersfrom, or othsrwiss
ansnabis TO military law, or the Rules and Arti
elss Of War, the rules regulations prescribed
for the military pr naval services BY authority o.
the President ofhs upitsd statss or Tor resisting
| drafs, or for any other onsnes against the MILL
tasy or naval service: a..
Now, Therefore, !, Abraham Lincoln, President
Of the United States, do hereby proclaim and make
known to all whom II may concern, that the priv.
iiegs Of the writ OF habeas corpus u suspended
throughout the Unitsd States, In the several cases
before mentioned, and that this Suspension will
continue throughout the duration Of the said
rebellion, or until this proclamation shall, BY Z
subsequent one, to he issqed hy the Prssidsn'
Of the United States, bs modified or re-
voksd. And do hereby require all magistrates
attorneys, and other civil oicsrs, within the Uni
ted states, and all officers and others IN the mill
tary and naval services Of the United States, Il
tsks distinct notice OF this suspension, and Il
give u full effect, and all eitizsns Of the Unite'
states to conduct and govern themselves accord
ingiy, and In conformity with the Constitution o
ths Unitsd States, and the laws Of Congress, II
such cases made and provided.
| In testimony whereof, I have hereunt,
sss ny hand, and caused the seal OF tn
pnjtsd States 70 Be- afnxsd, this (iSth) ds,
H.. 81 Of September, IL the year Of our Lord on
thousand eight hundrs and sixty.thrse, an
OF the Independence OF the Unitsd State
Of America the sighty.sishth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Dy the Prssidsntl
| VIZ. II. sEwAnD, Secretary Of stats.
Ths attention Of every otiosr In the militar
service Of the Unitsd States 10 called 10 the abov
Proclamation Of the President, issued on the ist
day Of september, 1859, by which the privilege q
the writ Of Asbeas corpus 10 suspsndsd. II, there
fore, writ ofhabess eorpus should, In violation
the Aforesaid Proclamation, be sued out and serve
upon any ofissr In the military service Of the Uni
tsdRtatss, commanding him TO produce before an
court or judge, any peTsan In hiy custody hy AZ
thority Of the President Of the United statss, b
louging 70 any one Of the classes specified In tn
Prssidsnts proclamation, II shall Be the duty O
such oiiioer to make known BY his cettNeafe, vnds
oath, to whomsoevsr may issue or serve such wri
Of hspsas corpus that the person named In said wr
"b defsined by hin a. prfson<r under auihoriiy 9
ne Prsudsni ofhs United Sstes."
Such return having been made II any perso
serving or attempting to serve such writ, either
the command Of any court or Judge, or otherwise
and with or without process Of law, shsn sttsmp
to arrest the ofioer making such return and holt
Ing In custody such person, the said oicsr IL herr
by commanded to refuse submission and obsdienc
70 such arrest. and II there should b any sttsmp
10 tsks such person from the custody OF sue
omesr, or arrest such oacsr, hs shall resist sue
attempt, calling to his aid any force that may b
| neoesaarv 10 maintain the authority Of the Unite