Mr Webster And His Revilers volume 1
Mr Webster And His Revilers volume 1
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Committee of the Whole House he instructed to inquire into the expediency of extending the second sectioh of the act for the Government of the United States relative to spies, to citizens of the United States. " The effect of extending the rules and artich-s of war relative to spies ;V; citizen* of the United Slates, would have been to expase every American citizen visiting the encampment of the . \merican army, to be charged with being a spy, and have #it charge tried and determined by a drum-...head court-martial, and that trial fol- lowed by death.
It would have withdrawn from our citizens that great siiickl of American liber- ty— tho right of trial by jury— and placed the whole country, and all our citizens, at once under martial law. So thought Mr. Webster, and he voted against it. So thought Mr. Cheves and Mr. Farrow, of South Carolina, Mr. Duvall, Mr. Ormsby, and Mr. Clark, of Kentucky, Mr. P^ppes, of Virginia, 'Mr. Kent, of 8 Maryland, Mr. Seybert, of Pennsylvania, Mr. Fisk, of Vermont, (or New York, ) Ml*'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Committee of the Whole House he instructed to inquire into the expediency of extending the second sectioh of the act for the Government of the United States relative to spies, to citizens of the United States. " The effect of extending the rules and artich-s of war relative to spies ;V; citizen* of the United Slates, would have been to expase every American citizen visiting the encampment of the . \merican army, to be charged with being a spy, and have #it charge tried and determined by a drum-...head court-martial, and that trial fol- lowed by death.
It would have withdrawn from our citizens that great siiickl of American liber- ty— tho right of trial by jury— and placed the whole country, and all our citizens, at once under martial law. So thought Mr. Webster, and he voted against it. So thought Mr. Cheves and Mr. Farrow, of South Carolina, Mr. Duvall, Mr. Ormsby, and Mr. Clark, of Kentucky, Mr. P^ppes, of Virginia, 'Mr. Kent, of 8 Maryland, Mr. Seybert, of Pennsylvania, Mr. Fisk, of Vermont, (or New York, ) Ml*'.
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