Abraham Lincoln And His Administration the Constitutionality of His Acts Vindic
Abraham Lincoln And His Administration the Constitutionality of His Acts Vindic
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In nearly allold countries the punishment of Treason is death, and confisca- tion of the estates of those' in arms against the Government.
There being no existing law to meet the case, Congress passed a Confisca- tion Act, providing a certain time for rebels to laydown their arms ; or, failing in that to have their property confiscated, including their slaves. • Thisf ii. 'S other acts of the Administration, met with severe denunciation by rebel sym- pathizers; yet the legality of any act autho...rized by Congress is beyond ques- •The open and defiant treason of Vallandigham, and others entertaining sim- ilar sentiments, rendered their arrest essential as well to the public interest, as sustaining intact the authority of the Federal Government.
These advocates of anarchy and disloyalty were as much enemies to the State as our foes in the field, only that the acts of the former were covertly performed under specious pretexts— stabbing the Government in the dark.
The issue of the first battle of Bull Run demonstrated but too forcibly to the Administration the necessity of a change in the organization and discipline In the military district, of which Western Virginia formed a part, partial successes had crowned our arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In nearly allold countries the punishment of Treason is death, and confisca- tion of the estates of those' in arms against the Government.
There being no existing law to meet the case, Congress passed a Confisca- tion Act, providing a certain time for rebels to laydown their arms ; or, failing in that to have their property confiscated, including their slaves. • Thisf ii. 'S other acts of the Administration, met with severe denunciation by rebel sym- pathizers; yet the legality of any act autho...rized by Congress is beyond ques- •The open and defiant treason of Vallandigham, and others entertaining sim- ilar sentiments, rendered their arrest essential as well to the public interest, as sustaining intact the authority of the Federal Government.
These advocates of anarchy and disloyalty were as much enemies to the State as our foes in the field, only that the acts of the former were covertly performed under specious pretexts— stabbing the Government in the dark.
The issue of the first battle of Bull Run demonstrated but too forcibly to the Administration the necessity of a change in the organization and discipline In the military district, of which Western Virginia formed a part, partial successes had crowned our arms.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln And His Administration the Constitutionality of His Acts Vindic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Judd Dockstader to read onlineMoreLess
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