Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-13
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;ooiS al. he e-. j. ar ~el l4i isuI1.- i.,d eN.r
i he ia arr ,r,ian'y VIII @ ~ "i Hit 1T l'!
f law in rc,ri f" ia IN. ~trai: - crrnin!I iu>-
ltt.ts: I,l.,t4r, .. r.,rt,4I IN Il. i tin. las ud,-
yhirh glVl. 3, 'lF~ ~ ..i.Arl.> - "It shall demon"
Or M 1s@1 >. ~ 4 4 - u nj H. .,af the aa
Every i c,ill,r, win hrlr.rilt~ the nh
res- las ,,rr-1,I tla5r :s>r-!,r,eit ni,e,l
,ble 70 military IAN wEl,hl, administered hy courts
i a%t rn Mrr 81 irS Of the amy Of TIE
tinted stats and Nrre istrtrs They "srr iahIe T..
arr-st was wand rider aud they had been arrested
hey could properly have been tried and seiiteuced by
Martial law the system Of rules and rcsu!aiions
nr} & r4%5 . Tyh i st y It a af
he preservation. OF order 'lartlAl law il such
# tner jnrs,5n It IS ais
confined To the locality ~ actual war
The remaining kind OF law Is the law rnd'r ~lnri
HG G h hal len -'bIh"d ~ tie rft@c,n III
anf f1 MS r,, rom I in ~ law IT tuai
modified y the statutes q the states and the de
Marta! aw "a 10 AI,t IN ,his stat IN the Year ~:
s, MI s r t" Mt i l.M H. n- ''i T.
r's 'e only III accordance with the rules OF the
,Vreth inc-o rules " hIrh l. expressly 'nis'.ii"i II
nrI nSit h, AZ T. ' r e. T -i % It. iM
n. astr-rt g!.s''l Of What due ira"tss ct Ia" T.
'ii IN n, Il ' r. re s'' "a That due
i law 10; tie arrest and nI,l ,iruei., hy M r,
rivll c"!rts. a r'l'e winch l. AZ p cetaat such al
State not il. r,h lhoi /. All iIl|.al der and
i.ut aorl # any iiicer who ats lnu II Al liz
"y PERSON VII wh @ such 1@id NV warrant T per
IL ~ IT. a., .rdF = HIM., M ;ha a MAR
from tie statutes hat neither If The dt.ndAnts had
i aS f- say thai a7 ,, hes as"s to true
" ia ar tn ii an M r. - AZ aT i t
rot Ma. l. ,. 10 Nv" aue,-tl Is then arse:
one within ti1 i VS. "- htr II tn
1T W. II =. Is h hiatt iAt yA nj r satfHi.
TIT r 1s li. r las bd, ca To- the At
tenn - i virtually conc d'i that mo-
eNsts The arrr,'.l anh ~ Il the lrrsld"it /,
A},hari'! va act'ial!> -lIya kut II Is I!n"d: :
Inv auth llty approval ii III, President sub
arr"t"sllTrn j. ~ MI f'nnd.l ,ro W, ~,
statnt HID rTinA KY t. hay Ge,, a Il1'd by
Which ri4rei hy tho i. i,i,da- mon tie statute l.
ana ' , i, e. i = = IL hc az rr IT.
prrHi,n 81 tor" If It ever Irly eH- ne iei
or authorize the order d which the at done
u nave been witI->s's ard IL claim that any
'h"rIty as derived ir m or ali ro'' ""s Ei't" t.!
IS ther'"re ny duty t. say t. yop MAT 10 Juri-
tNet- ir WIS l-'illtit al. tut tdt II
| entirely III warranted 10y law
Your only question: !. IA rr2ari TO the amount OF
DAMAGES The simple arrest 81 tins man
and t.ltu t. headquarters and then sent II 1t wouLi
Lave been an Illegal act lrlt one IN. h world have
called. for very small DAMAGES The ii. purtAnce ct
this consists the n Ut and ia he pllr
| pose of the EIlS'IrIcrt The Grst
met of the arrest. made 10y CAPTAIN He ry,
| November goth aud al
" Arrested \. J Ee.r CHARGED with having taken a
part "t the money pad II fr substitutes. ard thcI be
IhE rlVY to Their t.-"tlun a.d r. lIt fnr tie
ot the money After !e MAS put vi It
pa OF the i"-tl ddtts t. fry him ly civil courts
I!.tll the orsie: from WASHINGTON t. dclNe- Inn
to tte c'vll auth rites 1t the 0i'eu and avJwad
purpose 81 titsr military authorities to hold by the
strong tIard uut! tie money l'aii. and viii, /
money Amen ali did pt belong II the government
They considered that tlHA lad shit T. do aid
| I GRITTY Ut Ia" law aud IN VIOLATE tile law.
In- his he ,uritel +" last images. he recon-
p"is:d for his expenses t. be Vali y the srrlu
body aud mind from con b.. el"nt cell
IN Prs for the dSrUaCe. the separatl Il
rom his taf.i az time when II was lnIpurtau
| that Ia should rot BE- aFited them.
| II Xuu think Henry Influenced in all III
conduct 10y -" limitation to prevent his release.
lcia1 "a re- ! to Nal Aus'liIe and tried I,
rhMarf AL his attempts t. obtain release and to keel
him after II" ordered Il DO turn ed tn
authorizes. and SO vas guilty Of what the law cal
ma lie OF lii~Iil. tiItu Viii addition to
!nuneratIon what arr called punitive damages; that
such sum as Will punish hn TT su'il malice aut
teaci him and others the imp Jrancc OF RESTRAINING
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