| Show m the military government bill ga sandas Si brdas since druco 6 i wr veTy wi satisfactory telegraphic synopsis of A mr ste tans bill to proviso provide military governments for the rebel states states V rc aar are c to liy lay before hiir readers tho or original ginal bill as introduced bucl a py by the reconstruct committee 0 of which mr r at cn en i s ahau chairman ands imd N which passed the house without nit hout material amendment this subject is occasioning a good deal of antei in cst if not e excitement M C li ement in the eastern states below wo we append the billsie bill as sit it a as originally introduced atho house 4 ia 0 tho senate iab mr h ns w e le am by telegraph offered a substitute which was adopted changing some of the features but not materially mria lly altering the poloy policy and intendment of the original bill Tho h house refused to concur in the amendment a committee of condei conference ence was appointed and alual ly the bill billas was passed and sent s 0 alic t president the telegraph informs us that president johnson will fend and tho the message will be transmuted in ft a few fW days there is c e cry probability that it will be passed over ove r the veto by tho the constitutional arto t o thirds majority judging jud b ring from the strong vote vote in both houses on its first passage igo the bill was violently i nth the democratic members men gels and ud a few of 0 f the ih republicans bingham of ohio one of the ablest of the republican member erp wrongly tron gly opposed the preamble but supported the body of the bill republican of conn colin supported jtb ff Asb lc waso and wholesome measure it comm where grant had left off on at appomattox po poi mattox natto x i two wo years ago he saw in the bill 1 a promise I 1 tb atud ard P f I 1 sho should uld be unsheathed again shall be placed in the hand of the greatest captain of the age and should tb held by b him suspended 1 once olice moie over the tha heads of i ebels with the awful bemo memory if the reverberation I 1 cans no nou u which opened richmond Eich mond to tho the federal arniel to 10 lo blond dem of ohio significantly le ie plied that as ohio kasnot was not to have a state election the next week he would not indulge in high souna sounding lin g declama 7 ti tion 60 bic ciet olp lattio lobe 16 held the following week he further said that the passage of the bill would be the death knell of civil liberty this and the establishment of a military despotism over the country nothing but the stron strong 0 arm of the american people wielded on the bloody battle field would fostore liberty to the people we drifting to war ac which for able tyle style of oratory must have ine inclined lilliaa tl ie niem A S lebeis beis to belie t eli e ve e that mr f r le blond J was not unmindful thit that a democratic I 1 convention t would assemble in ohio at no very great distance of time br fiel dm same state de dej d ej the bill as ai f A iniquitous scheme to overthrow ahe government mr pike rep or of maine could not see it in that light he thought it rl a very mild dose tu to be administered to td bilte 1 1 tae pestilent asp spirit irit of ibelli it toe south mr farnsworth Farns woith rep of illinois referring to lo le blonds death knell of civil liberty said that jf ir c i icil il liberty meant the right 16 da it to band and clae cl destroy ae stroy he re then he hoped that the bill WAS its deatti death kuell imell lie ho said the bill accorded with the views of bf generals be cofield T amas bairda wood sad and sickles aimes 4 and he d of G enea biant grant I 1 4 also sir mr roger 1 dic declared lared that rather i see a Mili militate government chiff fan tona one would use tise the power the almighty had given hint him in re fisting deisting the 1 invasion of his liberties As iha the 1 to become a IW it is bumen ed that tte tue fiory member from new L ter jer ee bey is about buckling on his armor unless perchance 1 there is tob to ue b a a democratic convention ven tion in his state pretty soon mr rogers gers atso also hoped that tho the president would resist tile the bill with all the I 1 at his disposal and if he didat do so his bis I 1 namo name would go downto down to ivet iv living libel a coward aud and to J bajt ity 4 9 0 i 4 1 as 44 15 1 boutwe ha agi given von enough of the dr debate baw to chow all alie 6 lc of congressmen on both sides on this important question helens the bul d which ilas has 1 created rca te ld aifili ali this rumpus JL A dna rayito roy ito vae yo Aisi T or JRE ftc 11 whereas w the pretended state S dovci odthe JA so o called call 4 te mw urd I 1 CAA IN iUa A sou 1 et i eor gia fp mississippi alabama louisiana florida aloric la texas and arkansas were ni ere set up without the authority of congress cov ayd 9 without the sanction lle l le of tho the people and whereas the so pretended pa tended governments protection for lilia or property laud and atad i hitless vlis v ness and crime and IVI tereas itis it 6 necessary that peace and bood good order should be enforced in the so called tales and it state stale cm merits can be legally established there fore I 1 I 1 I 1 zeu belf evaded by the savile and ana house arouse of bep alires of the ilic united states of america in angi ess asson as saleS bled that tile the so called states shall be divided diri diT ded ideLt iuta military districts distri cb and mad subject lio tollio alic authority of the united states as hereinafter prescribed and for that vi buia ahau constitute co IL the ut district north calolina Cai olina olida in and south carolina the lid iid district georia georgia alabama and florida the aird dis district mississippi and arkansas tho mhd ivah district ind louisiana and Texas the ath district sr SEC 1 1 and be it further made enacts that shall bo bd the dut of the of the army armi to io assign command of each af obeaid said districts an officer of the regular aimy not below the rank of brigadier general and ad to detail a sufficient military foice to enable officer his duties and enforce his authority in the district to te which lid ho is assigned are fl 3 and lilt bt it further fartha aide cycled led that shall bo be tho the duty of each r assigned f fj ra eside to protect I 1 all persons i in n the their it lights of per person ans and 11 property prop beily eity to suppress tiou disorder and violence and to punish or cause causa to be punished nil all disturbers disturb ei ers s ot 01 tai the e public peace and criminals criminal 1 and to this c cod ud ho he may allow civil tribunals to vike toko jurisdiction of and tl titia try offenders or when in his judgment it anay ay bo be necessary forthe trial of of hrc shall have ii 0 dwor to organize military ta ry or tribu tribunals tiMs for br that guipo pui poso 9 constitution ud taw lawt i ofha I 1 eo 0 call cal ed states Stated to the contris contrary notwithstanding lug and all legislative 0 proceeding r ca essi sita p r otist or 1 control the proceedings of said military t rk lb 1 1 q I S an a nd d nil interference interfere by said pretended suilo stalo givern M ments ants with the exercise ox erciso of ir III under r der this act r shall hall bo be void and of no efrece SEC 4 and be it further farther enacted that the courts and judicial of ficera of the united s liili no t issod F n i i 0 o 07 if habbas abaca c ar pu in I 1 beh alfon persons in military ii custody unless some Commissio Commissioner tor r officer on duty in tho the aile wherein mhd person fig fa detained shall indorse epou said isid iii 6 a ent cert tying upon honor that b lie i has abr or I 1 information as to the cause causa and cincu circumstances ms of the alleged detention and that he believes wrongful nn he bs cap d that mit tho indorsed endorsed indor sed pet petition itin is preferred in good faith and in furtherance of justice and not to hinder ur delay the punishment of crime all persons put under military arrest by virtue of this act shall etrich without unnecessary delay an and and no druel cruel ar or u unusual punishment shall bo ba inflicted inflict cd SEC 5 and be it further enacted that no sentence of any military Com commission or tribunal hereby authorized affecting the lifo life or liberty of airy any porton shall executed until 1 it t is approved uy by tho in command of the district and the laws and regulations for the government of the army shall ahall not be affected by this his accio actio act except X capt inso ind far as they conflict with its provisions I 1 |
