The Conditions of Reconstruction in a Letter From Robert Dale Owen to the Secre
The Conditions of Reconstruction in a Letter From Robert Dale Owen to the Secre
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By the Constitution, the home and the effects of the citizen are inviolate except after warrant issued, upon probable cause and under oath, specially describing the premises. Does this apply to the house of a Rebel in an insur- rectionary State ? The Constitution declares that the citizen shall not be deprived of life, liberty or property, without due process of law. What process of law precedes the opening of a battery on the Confederate ranks '{ or the confinement of our prisoners of war ? or... the appropriation of the enemy's ammuni- tion or commissary stores ?
reckoning Eastern Virginia as one. It does not include Western Virginia, nor Mary- land, nor Kentucky, nor Missouri. Nothing here said, therefore, applies to the consti- tutional rights of the inhabitants of any of these States. To a proper understanding, of the legal points involved, it is indispensable to bear in mind -which States are, in the eye of the law, insurrectionary and -whicli are not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the Constitution, the home and the effects of the citizen are inviolate except after warrant issued, upon probable cause and under oath, specially describing the premises. Does this apply to the house of a Rebel in an insur- rectionary State ? The Constitution declares that the citizen shall not be deprived of life, liberty or property, without due process of law. What process of law precedes the opening of a battery on the Confederate ranks '{ or the confinement of our prisoners of war ? or... the appropriation of the enemy's ammuni- tion or commissary stores ?
reckoning Eastern Virginia as one. It does not include Western Virginia, nor Mary- land, nor Kentucky, nor Missouri. Nothing here said, therefore, applies to the consti- tutional rights of the inhabitants of any of these States. To a proper understanding, of the legal points involved, it is indispensable to bear in mind -which States are, in the eye of the law, insurrectionary and -whicli are not.
* " Claimants of Schooners Brilliant, &.
What to read after The Conditions of Reconstruction in a Letter From Robert Dale Owen to the Secre?
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