Service of the Militia volume 1
Service of the Militia volume 1
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It is^ therefore manifest that you are com- pelled, iu your official action, to hold and gov- ern them as organized Territories, or to ac- knowledge their independence. In what, then, does any one of these rebel States differ from Nebraska, or any other Territory of the Union ? In nothing whatever except the naked pretence that a State government once existing c»n never cease to exist, in violation of the historical fact that they have ceased, and do cease to exist, either through the madness o...f their own peo- ple, or in consequence of the superior strength of their enemies. Your President has elected to consider the State governments within these old State boundaries extinct. For all practical purposes they are dead. All the State laws lie as a dead letter on the statute-books, unless you choose to revive them. But if you have power to revive them and give them vitality, you may enact other laws as yon would enact laws for any other Territory. The people are citizens of the United States ; they have a right to claim the protection of the laws of the Uni- ted States : and your President, wit h your sanc- tion, is proceeding to organize provisional local governments within the limits of those States as rapidly as they are overrun by your armies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is^ therefore manifest that you are com- pelled, iu your official action, to hold and gov- ern them as organized Territories, or to ac- knowledge their independence. In what, then, does any one of these rebel States differ from Nebraska, or any other Territory of the Union ? In nothing whatever except the naked pretence that a State government once existing c»n never cease to exist, in violation of the historical fact that they have ceased, and do cease to exist, either through the madness o...f their own peo- ple, or in consequence of the superior strength of their enemies. Your President has elected to consider the State governments within these old State boundaries extinct. For all practical purposes they are dead. All the State laws lie as a dead letter on the statute-books, unless you choose to revive them. But if you have power to revive them and give them vitality, you may enact other laws as yon would enact laws for any other Territory. The people are citizens of the United States ; they have a right to claim the protection of the laws of the Uni- ted States : and your President, wit h your sanc- tion, is proceeding to organize provisional local governments within the limits of those States as rapidly as they are overrun by your armies.
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