New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-18

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south Carolina some 20 wears Of ace, and never
eDgsaad IN tba "i,itary sdTvtoe 81 the tinted
Ststa5 nr of [bo sa.afn5 Gorr,5arSta Gtsfag bag
bee a4raetad ad tri@5 hafnra Intary aotryDts
si,, II; ,,IeTna ~ orJ ;gs,,cl al ba q 7,,1artars
If Tic 51trit ~ V-sslaT snnti CaT""s rnIn,n
,fa ,Ira, no chow. IF r,nrInr crt,,irtad and
aentannSI f,. lifo IT, Tho AIi1aT'v taoftantiert,
The enerifratio,, IN The. record # tbe crime +.
the EiiliIer If 1ea,rl, ho nv eL9l,rio, him nm r
about tia 9ttb Of .,,,tcr1er' Igfi TRe trial TAX,
T,larn on tho 20th Of Tovenlher and tIe sentence
tnrl,rr1,al ~ 40 IL of T,acnr,t,[r folIcr,ir,rt 4
me sentence ia annroyed nv the order Of Brevet
Major General 4 Snes and also of Major General
D. p SiaI[Ics 1ba ony aner Of eVJSDne before
rIs on fln r"t,,rn IN liz Egrt If babaos c0rnne il
tIe record or ordeT of committai in fbe hapGs Of
General pirahprv +la s1nprntendent of the npui.
te,ia ] a @ o fa f JUG p'''
tt viii he observed tht tls trial before the mil
itarv TornrisSon AMI, ,1Iacn some rayan rnontfa
After the termination Of h6sfiIities and the snrren
Jr Of Tho rebaI orI1v to tbn anthoritias Of The
United States and, further that the offence il one
which a"cordtng IA ar aonstitntionai systeo9 Of
gover3reTt js c,rni2Sbia nv the n5iciaI anthor
fias nF tho Gfsfe o7J not t,S EndeSaI oovaTnnlen+
Ana also [hat tba trfai vas moi 5nder the rnIes
and articles nj war os eaahIisheA nv the limited
+" O.. IN ~ " a. lTod m M % liteG
10 The governSnent Of the land or naval forces Of
the United states and of the militia when in
arfuaI service in time az war ar nuhltc DANGER
The frfal n1nst have been bsS under What IL
Lpov,r and 6an0r,inateE /. r,erel LOW, and the
nnestiar in the case is Whether ar NOT tbis coTyir
tiion and punishment can he held nv that author
ity.
EfI tbe rasnpctabIa writers and nHbgbers agree
in The defnition of martial la,gtfIat il il neither
more or Less than the will of the general who com
roonds the army. If oyerrides ana suDpresses all
existing laws civil officers and civil authorities
Nv The arbitrary exercises of military mower: and
eyerv citizen or subject in other words the entire
nonnIatinn of the n6untrv within the confines of s
| power. Il subjected to The mere viii or caDrice
| If The commander He holds fine lives liberty
and 7ronertv of ali in the naIrn of his hand
M5rtiaI " is re rnlstod nv No Known ahIisrcd
evstan or code If laws IA Il il over ana above ali
| II ther,
| The commander is the legislator, Judge and exc
| cutioner His order to the provost marshal is the
heginnine and the end Of the trial and condemna-
tio1 Of accrsed.
There NAV he a hearing or not. at his will. IF
| narnlittad II MAJ he hefora a drumhead corrt
marital or The more formal hoard Of a military
Commission or bnth forms NAV he disnensed With.
ond the trial and condemnation ennaIIv legal
fhough NOT equally humane and iudicious
i The law officers of the crown of ENGLAND in
rirn9 +bair oninion in fa matter NJ tho ;nsrrrac
finn i1 tho Island If Tamaira ohearve that conrts
tiaI 90 thev are called bv Iybicb martial law
Il; ii" S orc not ronsrl, ooI; va. ots
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vh -; 80 - $3.50, 10; , s Ia? ; 800 ~
e9oep' r., ~ f; a. l"A 40 S"0 "a o19eulss e 0fluo40e
u so9 9 ,I jill = ~, 90 H. .a,,o, co.,
tI fieI62 ~ az nv T ti ~ ol
hat ss anne9 ~ nsrsnge ercantng "ficeTs and
ma; 90 g Ell w 70 p g
solulels aIu .; uLe army, Iol wnose gos
oil Ill ,,otoJ P+ria r.; oitb tet ~
iees than tbe vii NJ tba General If tba 1a
tooS - ~ W." IL W 8 $3.50 ~. w J. -.
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~ 10, ~ ~ 80 1 SS1ty 10y e.; =
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a pn Ia, ~ oil tbarofra 40 raroi ~
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e +or nf n1aSs}iSi Low 1ybicb os ohsnrrsd Nv, q
$, Matthew Hale is not law Int sonetTno malice
e rother +bon oIIo,veS o. Low oil tLa 9TtbnriG7;o
1t roo +}at Il no,1 he 80 ;rrId IN oaa of Nc
e ee+ and lbe +be nncess;t, easas oortio
N law csosee Wien a caTernn1e1t or c6nntrv
iorganizad hv war and conrts of iJIstice hroRa
Is m oE disnereeS mr. arc disoba5 fr9Tn nreyoIanc
n az Ssorder and anarchp IN exarcisa their f1nc
\ tions there is an end of all law and the militar
- mower becomes n necessity which il exercisei
i, Under the form and according to the practice am
usage OF martial law as stated nv n distinpnishp
e civilian. g when foreign invasion Or civil war ren
ders it in7nossibie fHT conrts Of law to sit or +
It enforce the execution of theiF INDICTMENTS it he
u comes necessary to find some rude substitute ia
~ them and to empI0v for that nnrnose the military
50 which is the only remaining force in the commT
nity. and while the laws are silenced nv the nois
a of arms the rulers of the armed force must minis
W as ncpitahlv as thew can those crimns 'whic
T. threaten their own safety and tbatof soaetv. bT
u no Ionger.,i
10 This necessity must he shown Automatically h
!. the marty ASSUMING TO EXERCISE bs extraordinar
rs and irrepnIar mower over the lives liberty an