Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-07-20

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you first and principal attention to a removal
of the obstacles to an acknowledgement of
one government" aft" says the Secretary.
''thosc obstacles should prove insuperablc,
it should be your next cndeayor to accom-
plish the recognition OF a single legislature,
as the depository Of the representative will
Of the people of Louisiana. This great de
partment rescued from dispute. the rest
of the problem could be gradually worked
| out" The commission is further informed
of the "cxtreme solicitudc" of the President
to avoid using his authority in influencing or
determining contested elections in State,
and to put an end to even the appearance
of military intervention in the domestic at
fairs of the State, and they are again
urged to secure single legislature, with
the significant hint that the President will
thus be relieved of his embarrassment, since
the legislature can alone call for his aid
under the Constitution.
Mark, too, the confession involved in the
every effort to secure for Nichols a return
ing board legislature. 1t was a confession
that the foundation of the title of Governor
Packard was impregnahle, that, in order
to gain any Semblance of authority for
Nichols, Governor Packard's legislative de-
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PAIN ,. M :. " r'.st VI
III ha S"" ' m 80, y; - r"r, ,Is.
the State government of which Governor
Packard was the head was any the less the
lawful State government when majority
of the members declared elected By the re-
turning board had taken seats in the Nichols
Legislature? Whenever any member of the
| Packard Iegislature deserted his most he
leiI 'acai. Stat oe"i u. MN" nc carried
rooat;r, IF tboso Who RI .o;noJ 70 oonso ~.
vacant scst to he filled Or, if by the num-
her oil desertios no quorum was present,
the isc;sia,;rc arm n rem,incd ~ tbis
obstacle to he removed by new elections, as
provided by the laws OF Louisiana and all
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Goy. chamberlain proceeds to consider
the defence made of the Presidents action,
bv Cd II,c;rsor and others rron tho
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Louisiana condition oil domestic violence,
such as is contemplated hy the Constitution.
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coiis'iuc'Nc ''oience' quo'cu ny VOL
Higginson, Gov. Chamberlain says:
fla column of mon. armed mr. unormcd
are found MARCHING unon vonr eourt house
or vour STATE bopsc With tho tnown nprn,se
If cynclI;nc vour officers and vour Govern.
mont from ibs;r nI,cos and If ,hoy nosscss
tbe rover To exccntc their nnrnosc nrc VIC
10 he told that This is not domestic violence
becanse the column has not vet eanturcd
ronr nrbl;c BUILDINGS or d;.,1scossci vour
Lawful of6cers or bccspsc II has NOR 70,
come into actnal collision with ,bo IawgnI
outbori,;oso Tb;s IL no, roaeon nov I,,r
and no resncctoble ,rtbor;tv can he nrc,
drced IN spnnort sucb theory rho
s;mnIe test i Is tbcrc an actuof cxb;h;-
,;op Of nbvs;c,l force snf;c;en, AND dos;,rod
m assault Tho Lawful government ar onnosc
its artbor;tv With sncccsso If ,bcrn ;s
domestic violence eyists insurrection exists
mo, latent bnt natont No, cnns,rnc,;rc
brt nalnabIe And If ar srcb ;rnc,rro
,bn prcs;dor, 10 caIIcd rro, br ,bc Ia,,r,I
Government IN intorrons bc il h,nrJ 10
1rotoct III, Stoto
Rnt civ tho cre,, ou,bor;tv If Mr. W.b.
ster must not he claimed tor sucb doctrines
10, mo ,;nd;co,c HI. fa,n. rrn,, ,b;s nm
deserved limitation In ISIS Mr. Webster
anneared in tho Sunrome Court of tho
limited States in the celebrated ease of
Luther Y BORDEN ;nvolvinc a discussion of
the controversy connected with the attcmnt
in 1912 TO displace the old charter Govern.
ment of Rhode Island. His argument has
mstlv been REGARDED rs one of the oblcst
efforts ol his forensic life and ask Won IN
listen to his views unon the identical amos.
ton we are now DISCUSSING.
Sneaking of the scction of the Corst;tu-
ton which we are now considering. Mr..
Webster saws: al cannot but think This
yery stringent article, drawing after il the
most important consequences and aHof Than,
oood consequences The Consultation in this
section speaks of cases in which
viole ncc is nracticed mr. Threatened ocainst a
State-in other wards domestic violence
and il SAYS stbe SAT, SboU he uyot,r,,,j ~
Continuing his argument Mr. Webster
ouotes the law of los topether with the
scc,ion of the Constitution unler disrns-
sion. and saws. ..Tbese constitutional and
LEGAL nrovisions make il the indisncns,,blc
dntv If the President IN doc;dn in eases If
commor;on what ie tho r;,htfnI corernmon,
of the state lie connot avoid tho Jcc;s-
ION " Again no saw M Loaned oJrer-
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