The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02

to meet tsNuflfncaticntfa face to face. He gss no man to deoline poEer nor te aoa S sSsss,sa1s s ss ssssrs ssS 2. msn m ne saiisd e s asous % hisn as and ss'- vson @ ss ~sss Tsssffass ss - NSey sss sss
 so stSsi tas Court. inS Tsnsy's time. snowsd 20 is.ning to any thsory ef ss- 0ensEitutien that linitsd the power 70 ef Sstss; s.Ia shs Chief ynsf'cs is ss
 Nor is'.ihsrs snythins in this gu.
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 s sfspas aops sf to s ts.s sysrcl ows sssss p s1s,n ssssies ai,S .sssty assinst injustice sns wS S s s .s s,s ss: ca,y sss .oss St part with the South. t Sut ss sii out been abcrn during the preceding cen.
 skss n Sis % sinsls term snsase no isss nans sSsn i've appointfnehfs Tt was uot. how ever. until March, isss. that any case sro~snz ontto the Issues of war came Rs saasas sndusa of 'as lss tueintss. D caring arFuments of counsel snd deciding upon matters of private
 y ssss sse M sss sss G sc 'sSss ssss .as ss ossr sverywhsre rpfevaiIed. Up and down the land were the drums and tramp Mnfs q lmignfy it 4 y n hosts: Ire biackensd as day and might sas sesd.tInne and eseded each other in the order Of na-
 % to s d so ?: ss ssusss Ss sds Sn wn ss i0 on south, aud the evefyday arsiFs of men.
 This first ease vas 3ons of great i!,a- ipes. fand ass indicatsd swksthsr this wac ssi ! ins' \ agreement With consrsss and
 .rs n ygSFous ssss ts sonancs inSsnss Ss upon foreign tations, for the matter esins gs Of ssaptufss ns,sd q snslls Rsos sastsi met of ii . val we .vssssi. { Iord stoweii eeuptSd for England andsi tho N4pol.. sy e sn sse on was as sTssa Sss days ahd tudErnent banded down maSch lc.slse nye 70 tour. yne lMe cosrt cos Rad learned @ to as Obey she insuns. brsthrsn that ye all speak the sane sex sas sa ysu tst sYt dssFe b o joined together instha same mind asid the same ludgFnent,"
 After aii thls difference Of opinien was upon ( matter of no lasting nae-
 Ts iAprfl. lssi. MT. Lincoln issusd . pfociasnatiou closing the Southern ssIS h's had % besn ss'sas taken ssdsavorine to run tiis blockade. Thehs and thei, cef@oss were owned. some .by citi5eils of the confederaey, ctheFe by ! sueis:scts i:sst ton Eengrsesstnusts decisre war. But c,enKrsse did not meet until July. 1881. h the lieantiFne.' as early as Nay, sa 3hs ,confsdsracy beiisesrsaf rlents.
 Now the whole court held the Clvtl War vas not only an ineuTr6etlon but | pgSlics war. that hslsas q pubic wsr and condemn as lawful prize all prep sTty Of every fnhabitanE Of the south ern sfatssS without regard Co his par so hs Sss Sssn sI,.sa q 'nsSs sSs c6nfederaey sat ali. And again might, interceufse ybetwsen the South and dsisIi aiI property destinsd 10 or going Yferff Inc Gnnfedefate States. And again. might capture on land all prop effy suhiect by'the Jaws ef war tp cFp. fact of fIss presence Of such property tn che hoStii6 country.
 Tho majority held that the Executive could recoEnisa q state of war and act ing to 1 I hsiiiFsrsnt state; the nllnorIfy n6ldlng that the Executive was bound Co eensidnr the Fsction of the Scukhern stafos a revolt or insurrection, and that public was d well me practical dif- ference was simply a to captures be. tween April, 1881. ~afid July. 1881. Of the jueges composing the majority ss snFps two seiSsr pr.sidents M M oG or tSe minority all four were appointees oe older P-eeidenta. s4 Y
 The point Of difference is strongly Ss sssS sz ssss MsSn o' o os cScS possibly supgose him to be In the least eymp&thy with the cause of Secession. But undoubtedly., iktview of the inter. asicnsi lSporssnes q ne eass s. sora ana
 was an occasion kwtiers differences should have been ecenfned te the con- ference room and the result have gone t torsh ts the woFaa wisn rst sns moral
 Mr. sJefferaon eopapiaihed of Chiaf Justice Marshall that he 60 ordered the Court that its dtviGi0n9 were unknown 10 the public and its decisions pro- asrssiaent. II think 1t cannot De doubted that tke contrary course. be. gun under Chibf Justice Taney ana con. tfnued since. has seriously impaired the influence of the Supreme Court ou public questions, and do not believe that RAin has been made equal to the loss It is true that in the highest Judicial tribunal Of Great Brikain--the House of I,ords%-individuai and differ lng views art s1presseS pgt t ss has