Speech of Richard Busteed Delivered At Faneuil Hall Boston October 31st 1862

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He has been reminded that Charles the First was brought to the block for a lesser act of despotism, and that even Napoleon dare not be the tyrant he is. The act is denounced as a violation of his oath of of&ce and an unwarranted assumption of power. English history is ransacked to prove this, and the bones of the old barons are exhumed and subpoenaed to attend as witnesses and bring "Magna Charta" with them. Analogies are found be- tween things wholly unlike and utterly discordant, and the subm...issionists are frightened to death lest the Constitution shall be preserved and the country saved in an unconstitu- tional way. The respect they have for law is only equalled by their love of liberty. Morning, noon, and night, they cry and din into the ears of the patriot President, " The Consti- 16 tution, the Constitution !" and every pulsation of his heart throbbingly answers, " The country, the country !" God bless Abraham Lincoln !
Let us very briefly consider this question of the suspension of the writ of Habeas Corpus.

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