the end of the united states of america. general scott, if you find it necessary to suspend habeas corpus, you may do so. >> mr. president, you cannot -- just get me my troops. >> lincoln said, "well, congress is not in session, so i have to do it, because i can't preserve one part of the constitution and let the whole constitution go down." >> as secessionists are jailed, the railroads clear, and more union regiments begin arriving in washington. troops camp on the white house lawn, in the east room, and in the house chamber in the capitol. [ birds squawking, indistinct conversations ] bolstered by the arrival of troops, the public outcry is for
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