Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28


un tile solution ~ Le given by subsequent
! events. II $40 rrcnnnurrs the conquered c9un-
\ lies. they will ail- the time have been part Of
\ thr State. li sha dDaF not, they will have ben
completely severed from her when first con
quered.
There N nothing singular OF exceptional in
l this doctrine of relation The title VI mort
/ gag--e, under foreclosure, reats to the date OF
\ the mortgage. And, In the ordinary case Of
/ prasrriptieI, as whrre. for example, ten years
! adverse possession will rcDel the claim of the
owner of tin land, though il the owner reclaim
thc land -frra fha expiration of the tfn years,
! lis viii te arui-I ngvrr ID have b-en out Of
/ -si1R. ra'. when th= ten years clapsa. the
\ - la uI fha al-#r5. FessessDr will he d-anfd tD
\ Lavr c0nri-ncrl when La took possession, even
i if that WAS hy D.. irespass and disaeizin. And.
4 br thn civii iaw, when land W. partiinnad be-
\ tween i1ln- nwnrrs, ra th WAS deemed ID have
owned the share app0uionsd 70 him, by sepa-
| rate title- from thr beginning, though ihel
m rht have h-ll the wl0l5 i'll common iOr
| years.
The United States deny the right Of the Con-
fedeFata States 10 arced- nom thr Union, Geek
10 force them hack intot by arm and claim that
| they are in rrtelliUn,-that Is, are still in law
4 part Of The Iuit-d StRf-s. Yet they will not
ccEn. THESE Sta-es as ot theiI Uniun,D dgiarIrin-
! ing whether quorum is present I'D their Senate
Or House Of IL representatives., ner in asceriaining
| by The Electors.
They are right They do not thereby admit
| fhat tht Southern States arc legally oar Of far
! Uni0n Or 10 longer States: but tAey proceed
on the same plain principle, that de facio ih,se
4 States Arr severed from the Union although
if they should snliuglte them, they Will hold
that their laws have been IN tile time il force
ue.r. anl than those on lhe COnf-deTary ar 2ud
tiways were mere simple nulliti-s IT'D lAw- They
claim tn Iad.Hi.n.saol sovereignty. but admit
h- severed possession. A comnsry at with
! ls cannot -u FpIHs -ntrd i'm our councils: ugF
county iu fragrant rrbelliJni nor, P-rhaPs
str.cfI J4r.s, could county conquered by the
rnamyl DHcAlz- what is ccnlG red is moor
plr4tel I'M te .na nation thll c1Aqlels, M IT,
igE.s y q V-lt .: lie country TO which IL for
| ln-riy belonged are ~ Suspended tAAt they can
uU longer L- rEr.ai-al
III NyltYA y. P.klaHf. ID tbe Supreme Court
of Louisiana, A-y, I5j5, AzRRlcK, ca. J.
said:
). \. WIFI b- Observed taat ths article" yof the
Cousdtur0n) 'dO-s not say majority Uf- the
m -mhaFs u- Ar STATE at Argri blr A ala 1lity uf
L- In nJ-ls W.T. each HOIsa, shall cUls.i.l y
g'iorlil 4nI 81 il must D. construed WHEN we
rf-rr-- -s-er. aimed who are " who not m-ta-
JIs of each House"
''rne members Of the House detained or re-
aiming il hat portion OF Louisiana wnIch j.
held u. fAa enemy, ani over V~hilh they arr
exercising ill., pJNlTs OF cO1fuerOIs, to the Eb-
]
det-niiOn ut aET >fn tfOIs AMI RepTusen GtlvfR,
cannot De considered II pat VI IAe STATE IN
ID respects rn.I-i-c 70 be represented IN tA-
5 na-- aud HOUSE VI Rt prcs ata-4T-s. b-eaLHs
nAt pu.tln Ui -la stat Las DavH cl- vi .4gn
tie residue by z t0r.ign PyT w--A " nom We
AIS Ga war; a4I il CAD, by ne law u NalisAs.
" TIv Dag.ILe uI.s t-AIn by r.cOu4lrst oT Ly
-rs- -+. M Lave J-ly A tlp-lia-t night len
ls. hope VI recovering tAe lost teEll-Ty oy
---4ls pr al-Ay. Ak Fr la.l ia -Ls, tl- I5-.i p-
sl- rI.My It tle CONCLUSION XVI silE war blc--llHH
y-4IseL. .As r-ples nL1li1n A1s become tnp-s-
AZ .e na h. Inap-,fs l- Ilall0-la RI-LIn th- f4r-
nI b l4lHE -l4 Aa laK R3H cI[f g4 EnIp9sEL1R4h-
the lE-u.t-s.x s-tls ia the TIOus- 81 X }. escll-
t4.ves had, a.. tls uIur ins law IL gussllsn gSls
-la=--I. uuHn rHclfal al4d removed. ald
ll .olg y rl I- q 10 be cO4At-l I1 CJ-sI-e..-L
/ the q--ai-.- =. qco!Gm' - .s4
as lla r-n me.nleIs rom tIH li5EIcI vi-lIn f-r
eHamy's Ilr5 aIe rol,tT4-l, ID Illg -s tn-y
Wr!.s Of the House Of RepT rta.Itss en- rgz-h
IA Ia. -Aay aEe -l-llr- .l lll c=l -H compelled
.1 g.t.uI .aa sessions o. t5s House a. Il NOS,
and arc prop -Ty culGsal u \. Thinning t1-
/ la4R ll 4tl. -In-
Ana 1Ir. v4-u.u NOoBE-ls S4.l; Y II Pa.s
" ll- o-ats 5e ir.eLri-sayi5 laSs ~ cau- l.s..
Jrtr M ny -4sial Ir Irru.lu4ul- aa -a ..---1a
Il tL. casl uI h.II44Il lIuIL L4r -4As- wi .sr~
40.Hl. tAeu t1r vii az tur House ,y1-4 I-y1
reach ihe iu .ml.rs "A. flat PVT-lOl az -.iii-Iy
4R- 4s=LhL-r NyLll Ae 4 -Ll Nty 4LILlH41-t LL lL-
part oi tEe Ho-s-; aud IL would Dr. IN sLcl .
case, ans4ld .a hold tnat tne representation O.
"a people, W u4.l Haa l-al thoroughly rsEaDEel
ANA ss4i-4t t.1--I .lls Stat-. sl5,I4 be ruL-41-
lirl ia U.Ls4 On ascertain NIaE constitutes L
quorum Iu wAa.- IN l.ll vi o4T Eorr.AmruL-
Au- he A4au -Eil. .I 4t .l rNrIl The enemy
had iIn Possession. ana ths people owed ssy-
a-rH-s AKA lle luIlU Tur. taI uJtl-lr-iHe FTas l9t
to l# cU-.uull M .rItl 4Al alIr-l4lU- uuG 49,
s-a-e "a. stea u! iIe P-ypls s4I Owed tbsiF
All giLE-a t1 hr n-atl A. sgvrlei. .L--4 .a.eIt v.
passive uurI-aaer. l-l uu- fhAL tI-a rngLay him
SIT is bound I'd Is1egI!ze a4lu respect
We arc tunTcioTe ~ opiaiuu t1ai tue Mem
beers of tha nJnHH 1t Representative cu4a.al
Ji tE O winch lnr tnInlIes HOt nilL.l th- rlc-
nv lines are emitted uEler tie Constitution,
allI t0 all WHO pre- Hf thens-i sin iTuuI counties
l1l4 Uy A.II: an4 .I4r, therefore, tN4y-lllEus ql
tnis as sgle-aas is a quorum uHlal ,h5 PROVISIONS
li lhe Constitution. - Al. ENTLI,n.
IN ALBERT PIKE a