Life And Memorials of Daniel Webster 2
Life And Memorials of Daniel Webster 2
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That for the preservation of the State, the Gov. and the people, martial law was de- clared by competent authority, on the 25th of June, '42.
That the Pf. was aiding and abetting, in the attempt to overthrow the Govt.
That Defdts. were under the military au- thority of John T. ChUd, a regularly ap- pointed military officer, and ordered to take and arrest the Pf. ; for which purpose they forced the door of his house, having first been refused admittance.
2. I see no material difference between 1... and 2.
8. The third Plea sets forth the act declaring martial law, declaring it to have been passed by a regularly chosen and oonstitutioDal HIS BRIEFS. 296 Legislature, and and then as the 1 and 2.
4. The 4th Plea is general non cul.
Eeplicatious. De sua propria iiyuria, and without such cause.
Proofs ; offered in Kov. 1843.
Defdt offered in evidence ; viz.
I. The original charter of R. I., its acceptance, &c. ; and its continuance and the existence of a regul^ Govt, under it, until 1776.
The participation of R.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That for the preservation of the State, the Gov. and the people, martial law was de- clared by competent authority, on the 25th of June, '42.
That the Pf. was aiding and abetting, in the attempt to overthrow the Govt.
That Defdts. were under the military au- thority of John T. ChUd, a regularly ap- pointed military officer, and ordered to take and arrest the Pf. ; for which purpose they forced the door of his house, having first been refused admittance.
2. I see no material difference between 1... and 2.
8. The third Plea sets forth the act declaring martial law, declaring it to have been passed by a regularly chosen and oonstitutioDal HIS BRIEFS. 296 Legislature, and and then as the 1 and 2.
4. The 4th Plea is general non cul.
Eeplicatious. De sua propria iiyuria, and without such cause.
Proofs ; offered in Kov. 1843.
Defdt offered in evidence ; viz.
I. The original charter of R. I., its acceptance, &c. ; and its continuance and the existence of a regul^ Govt, under it, until 1776.
The participation of R.
What to read after Life And Memorials of Daniel Webster 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S P Samuel P Lyman to read onlineMoreLess
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