Abraham Lincoln : une histoire : la pleine et l'enregistrement autorisé de sa vie privée et sa carrière publique . Le SST. Dans l'accomplissement de ce devoir abroge une ancienne disposition- Limite de la loi, mais un seul con- ment les présidents action pour dition préalable ou sur l'ex- cas de l'insurrection de l'exécutif : il est qui par proclamation United States juges doivent avoir la commande insurgés de dis- donné avis, et donc de perse. Ces sections sont com- verse à lui, à tous ses complet, harmonieux, auto-suffisant, sources officielles d'information, et, dans leurs dispositions en chef, pas- Jacksons fa

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Abraham Lincoln : a history : the full and authorized record of his private life and public career . ess. In performing this duty repeals a former provision limit- the act imposes but a single con- ing the Presidents action to dition or prerequisite on the Ex- cases of insurrection of which ecutive : he shall by proclamation United States judges shall have command the insurgents to dis- given him notice, and thereby perse. These sections are com- remits him to any and all of his plete, harmonious, self-sufficient, official sources of information, and, in their chief provisions, no- Jacksons famous force bill only wise dependent upon or connected provided certain supplementary with any other section or clause details; it directly recognized of the act. They place under and invoked the great powers of the Presidents command the the Act of 1795, and expiring by whole militia, and by a subse- limitation, left its wholesome quent law (March 3, 1807) also plenitude and broad original the entire army and navy of the grant of authority unrepealed and Union, against rebellion. The unimpaired.. JAMKS BUCHANAN. THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE 369 of a young, compact, vigorous, and thoroughly ch.xxii.organized nation of thirty millions of people intosheer nothingness and impotence. How supremelyabsurd was the whole national panoply of com-merce, credit, coinage, treaty power, judiciary, taxation, militia, army and navy, and Federal flag, if, through the mere joint of a defective law, thehollow reed of a secession ordinance could inflict afatal wound! The President proceeds, therefore, to discuss thesecond head of the disunion question, by an at-tempt to formulate and define the powers andduties of Congress with reference to the threatenedrebellion. He would not only roll the burden fromhis own shoulders upon the National Legislature, but he would by volunteer advice instruct thatbody how it must be borne and disposed of. Ad-dressing Congress, he says in substance: Youmay be called upon to

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