Speech of the Hon James R Doolittle of Wisconsin On the Bill to Organize the
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NJA. M1\. The proposition I put to the Senator is this: as a practical propo- sition, if the citizen of a ^!tate is, by the action of his State, which he cannot control, commanded to do a certain thing under the penalty of being hanged under the law of the Slate; and if that thing is treason under the Constitution and laws of the United States, is it possible, under the law of nations, and under the common Sentiments of humanity that govern mankind, for the Federal Government to undertake to ac...t upon the individual who is placed under duress to commit treason, instead of first relieving him from that duress by making war upon the Stat, -?
Mr. DOULITTLK. If one of the citizens of Wisconsin (and, sir, I am sorry to be compelled to state that such things have occurred in some of iho southern States) is taken by a mob and hanged, what remedy has he?
Mr. BE. \J. \Ml. N'. 1 am not speaking of moljs ; I am speaking of constitutod govern- ments. If the goTernment of a State underuikes to hang a citizen for refusing to obeyl certain orders, ami if the Government of the United States, acting, as it says, upon the individual, and not upon the State, hangs him if he does obey it, I ask if that is a posi- tion to which the gentleman supposes the fathers consented that a citizen should be placed iu when the Constitution was framed?
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NJA. M1\. The proposition I put to the Senator is this: as a practical propo- sition, if the citizen of a ^!tate is, by the action of his State, which he cannot control, commanded to do a certain thing under the penalty of being hanged under the law of the Slate; and if that thing is treason under the Constitution and laws of the United States, is it possible, under the law of nations, and under the common Sentiments of humanity that govern mankind, for the Federal Government to undertake to ac...t upon the individual who is placed under duress to commit treason, instead of first relieving him from that duress by making war upon the Stat, -?
Mr. DOULITTLK. If one of the citizens of Wisconsin (and, sir, I am sorry to be compelled to state that such things have occurred in some of iho southern States) is taken by a mob and hanged, what remedy has he?
Mr. BE. \J. \Ml. N'. 1 am not speaking of moljs ; I am speaking of constitutod govern- ments. If the goTernment of a State underuikes to hang a citizen for refusing to obeyl certain orders, ami if the Government of the United States, acting, as it says, upon the individual, and not upon the State, hangs him if he does obey it, I ask if that is a posi- tion to which the gentleman supposes the fathers consented that a citizen should be placed iu when the Constitution was framed?
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