War Powers Under the Constitution of the United States: Military Arrests, Reconstruction and Military Government : Also, Now First Published, War Claims of Aliens : with Notes on the Acts of the Executive and Legislative Departments During Our Civil War, and a Collection of Cases Decided in the National Courts

William Whiting

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Slavery may be interfered with by operation of military laws	1

Outline of the history of the laws of Congress for raising and organizing	12

WAR POWERS	14

Indemnity is required	16

The debates in Congress in relation to the same subject	21

CHAPTER II	33

Has government full war powers against rebel citizens?	40

The law of nations is above the Constitution	46

French residents at New Orleans December 5 1863	368

Simon Queyrouse December 5 1863	371

Alienage	374

W W Cones October 1 1864	378

Draft of Bill as to alien claims April 18 1864	379

As to nonliability of navy agents to trial by courts martial April 22 1864	380

Capture May 4 1864	381

Claim for restoration of captured cotton August 5 1864	382

Whether belligerents shall be allowed civil rights under the Constitution	53

The Constitution allows confiscation	54

CHAPTER III	66

Authority and usage confirm the right	74

War powers of the President	82

Ex post facto laws prohibited bills of pains and penalties as well	88

Consequences of attainder	100

Technical language how construed	106

CHAPTER VI	112

All attempts to overturn governments should be punished	118

Treason and confiscation laws in 1862 their practical operation	126

Slavery considered as belonging to the domestic affairs of States can gov	132

Congress may interfere with slavery in the States by cutting off the sup	134

The Constitution gives all powers necessary to public welfare and com	140

PREFACE TO MILITARY ARRESTS	159

Safeguards to civil liberty	170

Safeguards against abuse of arrests	174

Arrests without indictment	176

Officers making arrests not liable to civil suit or criminal prosecution	182

Liability to martial law not inconsistent with liability to civil process	188

Prevention of military crimes is the justification of captures of property	195

How martial law is instituted or put in force	202

RETURN OF REBELLIOUS STATES TO	227

MILITARY GOVERNMENT OF HOSTILE TER	257

Military commissions under General Scott	281

Jurisdiction of such courts	287

Public enemies are the inhabitants of seceded States public enemies?	293

Congress and the acts of the legislative department on that subject	299

CHAPTER V	307

When the power of military government will cease	313

CHAPTER VIII	319

Right of withdrawal of neutral aliens	320

The suppression of the present rebellion is not the conquest of a foreign	321

WAR CLAIMS	327

Alien enemies participating in hostilities against the United States	336

Enemies all de facto subjects of the enemy sovereign	342

Harsberg and Steifel April 20 1863	358

A Kernahan	359

H H Thompson April 24 1863	360

Wylie Co Liverpool May 28 1863	362

Mrs Eugenia Bass	363

Captain Sherwin July 1 1863	365

Timothy Dowling British July 25 1864	383

As to oath required of aliens July 26 1864	384

As to General Bankss order respecting gold at New Orleans July 28 1864	385

Benjamin Adams July 26 1864	386

Antoine Carré December 12 1864	387

George Cameron November 11 1864	388

Cowen Dickinson December 12 1864	389

Confederate act respecting alien enemies	409

Confederate sequestration	417

PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION	453

Distinction between emancipating slaves and abolishing slavery	469

iv	489

9885	504

Rhode Island v Massachusetts 12 Peters 651	512

Montgomery 18 Howard 112	519

67	529

68	537

69	545

74	585

Enemies distinction between alien enemy and public enemy	612

84	616

Enemies coming into a belligerent country before or after the war began 335	619

Note on the war powers used by the Confederates and their interpreta	622

War its methods and its objects	626

Webb 20 Howard 177	642

How right of nondomiciled aliens or travellers to indemnity is lost	645

Who are enemies when two nations are at	646

Liability of aliens to military service who have exercised the elective	647

Domicile constructive or mercantile	656

Military commissions as regarded by the Supreme Court and by Con	658

Government in some form is necessary to secure a conquest	659

As to local laws in conquered districts whether the municipal laws	661

War of arms and war of ideas	672

Purpose for which the Constitution was founded	675

CHAPTER V	676

Letter to Hon E B Washburn relating to claims against the govern	679

Recognition of slavery not inconsistent with the perpetuity of the republic	682

Right of Congress to declare by statute the punishment of treason	684

War powers under the Constitution used by the goverment in suppress	685

Powers we should expect to find in the Constitution	688

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Pavadinimas	War Powers Under the Constitution of the United States– Military Arrests, Reconstruction and Military Government : Also, Now First Published, War Claims of Aliens : with Notes on the Acts of the Executive and Legislative Departments During Our Civil War, and a Collection of Cases Decided in the ... American culture series Library of American civilization War Powers Under the Constitution of the United States: Military Arrests, Reconstruction and Military Government. Also, Now First Published, War Claims of Aliens. With Notes on the Acts of the Executive and Legislative Departments During Our Civil War, and a Collection of Cases Decided in the National Cours, William Whiting
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