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formed BY the authorities of any State, and by the
circuit and of the District Judges of the United
States in the State, that within the limits of such
State, any law laws of the United States or the
execution thereof, of any process from the Court OF
the United States, will in any event be obstructed by
the employment of military orce or by any other un-
lawful means too great to be by the ordina-
ry course of judicial proceeding, or by the powers
vested in the marshal by existing laws it shall be law


u for him, the President of the United States, forth
with to issue his proclamation, declaring such fact or
information, and requiring all such military other
force forthwith to diperse and if at any time after
the issuing of such proclamation any such opposition
obstruction shall be made in the by the
means aforesaid the President shall be, and hereby is
authorized, promptly to employ such means to resist
and suppress tie same, and to the said law or
process to be duly executed, as are authorized and
provided in the therein mentioned, by the ct OF
the 23th Feb. 1885, entitled can act to provide for
the calling forth the militia to execute the laws of
the Uuou suppress Instructions repe invasions, and
TO repeal tie act in force FOR that puroose." :"
AMI, also, by the act of Sd March, 1906 entitled can
act authorizing the employment of the land and naval
forces of the United States in cases of tsurrecton


SEC. 6. Be 1t further enacted That in any State
where the ai not allowed to be used Gor the i'm
prisonment ofpersons arrested committed under the
laws of the United States, where houses ave not
allowed to be used it shall and may be lawful or
any marshall under the direction of the Judge of the
United States, for the proper district, to Other
convenient places, and to make such other provision
as he may deem expedient and necessary for that
purpose


SEC. 7. Be it further enacted, That either of the
justices of the Supreme Court or Judge of any Dis
trct Court, of the United States in addition to the
authority already conferred by law, shall have power
to grant wrts of habeas corpus in all ofa prison
er or prisoners, in Jail confinement, where he or
they shall be committed, or confined, on or by any
authority or law for any act done, omitted to be
done, in pursuance of law of the United States or
any order, process, decree, Of any judgment or
court thereof any thing in any act of Congress to the
contrary notwithstandng-An any person or per-
sons to whom such writ of habeas corpus may be di-
rected, shall refuse to obey the same shall neglect
or refuse to make return, shall make false return
thereto, in addition to the remedies already given by
law they shall be deemed and taken to be guilty of
misdemeanor, and SHALL conviction before any
court OF competent jurisdiction, be punished by fine
not exceeding - dollars, and by imprisonment not
exceeding - by either, according to the ma
ture and aggravation of the case.