“every other right and privilege of the Constitution and of the common law remains intact, including the right to resist the wrong-doer or trespasser..."

U.S. Rep. C. L. Vallandigham, [Speaking of the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus] “every other right and privilege of the Constitution and of the common law remains intact, including the right to resist the wrong-doer or trespasser, who, without due authority, would violate your person, or enter your house, which is your castle . . . . secure us in our persons, our houses, our papers, and our effects; leave us arms, not for resistance to law or against rightful authority, but to defend ourselves from outrage and violence; give us free speech and a free press; the right peaceably to assemble; and above all, free and undisturbed elections and the ballot”, Feb. 23, 1863