The Constitution the True Remedy
The Constitution the True Remedy
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So it is with the rebel or rebels when they surrender to the President or to his generals; these have no power to touch a hair of the head of one of them; the law, which is supreme over Presidents, generals, and Congress, becomes the arbiter of their fate the moment they yield, and this for the most potential of all reasons, namely, that the American people have so willed it They have adopted it in their Constitution and enacted it in their laws, and no greater indignity could be offered to thf...'m than for any one, no matter who, who should dare to substitute his will and his punishment upon any criminal for the law and its punishment; and no mat- ter how atrocious has been the crimes of the prisoner he has a right to appeal to the law against all people; this also is due to the law, because it wa« against the law he offended, and to the law he ought to make atonement.
And now, Mr. President, this disposes of, or ought to dispose of, all the questions with which the country is so uselessly convulsed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So it is with the rebel or rebels when they surrender to the President or to his generals; these have no power to touch a hair of the head of one of them; the law, which is supreme over Presidents, generals, and Congress, becomes the arbiter of their fate the moment they yield, and this for the most potential of all reasons, namely, that the American people have so willed it They have adopted it in their Constitution and enacted it in their laws, and no greater indignity could be offered to thf...'m than for any one, no matter who, who should dare to substitute his will and his punishment upon any criminal for the law and its punishment; and no mat- ter how atrocious has been the crimes of the prisoner he has a right to appeal to the law against all people; this also is due to the law, because it wa« against the law he offended, and to the law he ought to make atonement.
And now, Mr. President, this disposes of, or ought to dispose of, all the questions with which the country is so uselessly convulsed.
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