Speech of Henry Champion Deming of Connecticut On the Presidents Plan for Sta
Speech of Henry Champion Deming of Connecticut On the Presidents Plan for Sta
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Before that time it might or might not have been that the only enemy the Government could recognize was the person engaged in the rebellion, as the opponents of the Administration have clamorously asserted, and that all others were peaceful citi- zens, entitled to all the rights and privileges of citizenship under the Constitution. But since the Non-Intercourse Act no such claim can be made, for the point is authoritatively settled by the agreement of all the judges that from that time the pers...onal war became a civil territorial tear, giving to the United States full belligerent rights against all the inhabitants of the rebellious districts, and converting them all, in the eye of the law, into public enemies.
It does not by any means follow that because the rebels 10 have forfeited all constitutional rights and constitutional guarantees, they have thereby absolved themselves from covMi- tutional obligation. They are " none the less enemies because they are traitors, " says Judge Grier ; and he might have said that they have not ceased to be traitors because they are enemies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before that time it might or might not have been that the only enemy the Government could recognize was the person engaged in the rebellion, as the opponents of the Administration have clamorously asserted, and that all others were peaceful citi- zens, entitled to all the rights and privileges of citizenship under the Constitution. But since the Non-Intercourse Act no such claim can be made, for the point is authoritatively settled by the agreement of all the judges that from that time the pers...onal war became a civil territorial tear, giving to the United States full belligerent rights against all the inhabitants of the rebellious districts, and converting them all, in the eye of the law, into public enemies.
It does not by any means follow that because the rebels 10 have forfeited all constitutional rights and constitutional guarantees, they have thereby absolved themselves from covMi- tutional obligation. They are " none the less enemies because they are traitors, " says Judge Grier ; and he might have said that they have not ceased to be traitors because they are enemies.
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