The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

her aid 10 that Government In enforcing TIL
, right. Tho language Of the 9TH section Of the y
| December, 1868, so far from being ineonsistel
with this policy, clearly shows THAI II was inten
ed 10 DO observed Itis, that all free white NAL,
residing In this State, Including Srempis and d.
charged soldiers from the Confederate 'ervies, an
all pho may haze sabstifufes 10 the Corfsdera
army" &c, shal be liable to military service und,
tho act, which shows that all other persons subje'
to Confederate service were not intended TO
included, for the express inclusion Of ono ola'
is the exclusion Of others.
There 10 nothing in the act Of December, lS6;
in conflict with this policy OF the not Of january
1863, or showing that Il was intended TO be chang
ed and the policy ID 80 just and ,easonabl,
and so important in ito consequences, that u mus
be preserved, II the Legislature had intended 4
change u, that IL would not have been len 10 ri
indefinite repeating clause, which is oiScn bu
matter of form, but would have been done In pos
tive term. All Of thess acts arc 70 DO taken 10
sether, giving 20 each It's appropriate force; an'
sueh a construction ists bs adopted a. will giv'
effect to all their provisions, 90 that each ma,
stand unless clearly rspusnantt 10 each elhor
There Is, therefore nsthinR in our Legislation q
authorize she State authsritss 70 rotainths military
services fhor citizens vhs are liable 10 Confcdor
atc service under the censsript laws Of Cengress
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law. such per,ons wore potentially In the service
Of tho Confederate States from the date ofthe act.
and subject to be called into actual service when.
ever the President should deem It proper to do 20.
Andif this act Of Congress DO eonstitu,onal as IL
is conceded to be- ii appears 10 DO manifest that
person subject to its operation could not
from il when he should be demanded BY the Con.
federate serviee by having been placed in the mil
tary service Of the State priorto the call Of the
President TO hsaetual enrolment aiser the call
In opposition to this view, II Is inssted that.
the power Of Congress to rsise armies &C.. 10 not
exclusive Of, or paramount 10, that Of the sew
eral States-that, under par 8, see. no. art. I, Of
the Consultation C. s., tile several States have tho
power TO "ksep troopsv ~ ssme Of Gar f; and "to
engage in war" when "astually invaded or in
such imminent danger as will not admit Of delay
that these powers in the States are concurrent
with those Of Congress over the subjects aud, in
The present ease that the State, having exercised
The right to raise troops hy bringing tho petitioner
and others into her military service. before they
were actually in the service Of The Confederate
States, has right to thor services paramount to
hat Of the Confederate States.
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!. OF tho several s.utos and those OF ths rsaeral
oyerment, are said TO be ooaearreai, and thsy /
q 80 TO n certain extent. But tho mower of ,
ate in such cases, is subordinate TO lha. Of tho
,nfcdersac States Cov.rnmeu.; and when il is
,ereised by The latter. Il excludes tho power Of
. State over tho subject matter: and il il has ,
en- exercised ~ ,he State before ia exercise by
. Confederate S,a,e. il cease. 20 tho State, and
. mower Of tho Confederate States becomes par. /.
,ount over ,Le subi.e. This resul,, noeo....
' from tho consti, ution and tho laws made by Z
a Confederate State. IN n.ysuan.o ~ II gs;pg :
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=, wer iran, I'D 10 Il. or sopt,iot And oopf,,,op
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