Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17
MILITARY NECESSITY.

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p.,i,ioble in not orrest;nc and ;mnr;soninp
, .boo,;n, or bonc;nc sncb ogsnders accor-
In, 70 the cr,r;,r of ,bo;r o8srces When
ron,rrv is o.,r.,,v IN . state Of s;eoe. It
u.b, TO be- declared in q state of siege
Iili,ary tribunals alone should Judge all
,ings; Judges and LAWYERS should shut their
ceks, and serve in the army, and habeas
,7us should hang itself ap to wait for peace
Il times.
The yonlee government hos committed md
o,wm;..;nn . ,ro'.;o,s or;uo bv uniting
uif On this military footing and ignoring the
ur.s Of Justice: but its crime consists in its
i'm this without military necessity and for the
,rpose of carving on an unjust war of inva-
in fraudulently keeping up the pre-
nge of such necessity for uarty purposes. If
e war were q ;pst war and the nation were
decd frhtin, Sor ;ts existence rainst a Grand
:ort for its CONQUEST then yallandigham and
'.d would be traitors or rather mutineers
.:er,crs and encoura osrs Of desert;on and
,.ht to be hanged under sentence of court
ar;ial. AS it is they are patriots; and it is
acoln and Seward who ought to be hanged
ve trust tbey one dav shall be-
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va craatsd . s+,onn oentra1 mil-.rv orcan;.
.;,n. md mako al civil r;ebts how before it
and We have NOT vet done that, Hitherto.
ee::saars there hos been on excuse for the delav
i&e Copfederacv in placing itself altogether
. be u,- ,oot;,r Wo bove had unon;m;tv
ID zeal fsw traitors fawer towards Onr
..a.inr men have come nourinp into the ranks
i bs srn~ ta ".,s, .aa ;ons,,11
:.lled to tho conscr;n,ion M ConSsderote
i been 50 base as to say aloud that We ought
defend our country when attacked if