M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14

C,rpuS Suspended In KrNtUcky-MaT
hal Law Proclaimed in that Stale.
To Editos and Agents.
By carelessncas Of the operator las
night, the Presidents proclamation
was badly bulled-he having sen
some .! tue pages ont oi their regula
order.
] therefore seud it entire now.
(Signedl j. X. DKAXE,
Agent.
v ARLINGTON, July 5.
BY tho President of the United
States OF AmericI--
PROCLAaiATIoN.
WHEREAS, BY the the proclamation
which was issued On the 18th day o
April, 1851, the President Of In,
United States announced and declared
'hat toe laws OF the United State ha.
been tor .somu time past, aud wer,
lhen n.Upposr0. and the cXecation there
VI oOOtructed i'll certain States lhereir
mentioned, by c,NnD,rations toe
powerful to Ge Suppressed, by the
EdinUy eoGse OF judicIal proceed
lngs, uI by the power vested IN the
marsb"Is by RW; uui whcGraS, i'm
medI"tc.y after the issung vi the said
proclamation, the land ana naval
iu:cls Oi the y, ;. were put into ac-
tNIy ~ sUpprs1s tho said lnSurrec-
Uuu and .C1oiI!un; and, whereas, The
CVug! ess oi the Uuited States, by au
at approved Oh the 81 day VI May.
1868, did enact that during the sand
rebellion tbs President Of the United
States, whichever ia his Judgement
the pualc safety may req ire it, is
authorized TO suspend the privilege Vi
tho N,!t q! AHtsIs cO,puS, III aay case
Throughout! tic Cuiiud State, or any
portion thereof; and Whuleas, the said
UeurrcctiUn and rebellion still cuntin.
ms, rndan .,ern5 the existence u the
Constitution and Government ui Tn,
United Stutos are now actively enga
Led III surpiesSing the Said insurlcc-
con anI rrDpiIIUu ~ various parts uI
the SlHtvs, where tue said rebellion
las been successful! III UJshucting the
laws aut PUBLIC anlhUrteS, Especially
IN the States y F'tSiHula anI Goor.
gia,
Aud wacycG3, Oh the 18th day u
SEPTEMBER IM,t, the President OF the
United states duly is- ugI his proc!a-
na'lou, wherein he declared that the
UI th1 writ Vi haJyuS ca Dns
.bou'd be suspended throughout the
UuItud Suites, III casl where, 10y au.
.ho;,ty o! the President oi The United
ojatcs, the military, naval uGd civil
tH!eIS OF lhe Uuit-d States, Or any
Vi them hold persons under their com
inand, Or III lhclr custody, either as
pltSOEvrp "I VA, Or spies. or aiders
aud H0ots era Vi The cnrmy; or ofiiccrs,
soldiers or oealAah enrolled, Or drat-.
ted, or mustered, or enlisted in or be-
longing 10 ;he land of naga! forccs Of
ihc United States, ur rs desurters
.heretrolu, o. otherwise amenabIe 10
military law Or The rules and article
Ut war, Or the rales and regulations
prescribed for the military or naval
service, by authority Of the President
ii the United States, OF tor resisting
a draft, VI lOr any Other oGenses
against the military Or naval service
AND, WHEREAS, many citizens of
.hc State OF Kentucky hnye ioinsd the
arcls of the Insurgents, have oy sew
1raI occasions entered the said State
1i X ntucky Il large force, and not
without aid and coll!vrt furnished by
iisaiieeiel and disluCA citizens OF
tue United States residing therein,
nave not oaly greatly disturbed the
,ublic peace, but have overLorne the
civil authorities, and made fragrant
:!vii war, destroying property and
lie III various parts OF the Stale.
AND, WHEREAS, 1t has been made
known to the President Of the United
States, by the officers eon,napdirp
he National armies, that combina-
lions have been in the said State of
hcntucky, with purpose OF melting
.he rebel iorces ~ renew the said up.
erallon oI civil war within the State,
ihd thereby to embarrass the United
States armies now operating in the
said States Of Virginia and Georgia,
and eVen 20 endangcr their safety.
Now, therefore, i, Abraham Liz
coin, President Of the United States,
BY virtue Of the authority vested in
ne by the Constitution and laws, do
hereby declare that, in my Judgment,
he public safety especially requires
hat the suspension of the privilege
of the writ Of Habeas Corpus so pro-
claimed in the said proclamation Of
'he 18th Of September, 1868, be made
.fectual, aud be duly enforced in and
said State Of Kentucky
aud that martial 1sW he ior tha oroe