The Debates in the Several State Conventions on the Adoption of the Federal Constitution: As Recommended by the General Convention at Philadelphia in 1787. Together with the Journal of the Federal Convention, Luther Martin's Letter, Yates's Minutes, Congressional Opinions, Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of '98-'99, and Other Illustrations of the Constitution, Volume 4J. B. Lippincott, 1863 |
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... appear that a majority of the county approved of a new election under the recommendation of his excellency , the governor ; but the contrary is more probable . " That it appears to this committee , that there was a disturbance and riot ...
... appear that a majority of the county approved of a new election under the recommendation of his excellency , the governor ; but the contrary is more probable . " That it appears to this committee , that there was a disturbance and riot ...
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... appears , at least in theory , capable of embracing the various interests of the most extensive territory . Founded on the state govern- ments solely , as I have said before , it would be tottering and inefficient . It became ...
... appears , at least in theory , capable of embracing the various interests of the most extensive territory . Founded on the state govern- ments solely , as I have said before , it would be tottering and inefficient . It became ...
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... appear satisfactory . It is the same rule or principle which was proposed some years ago by Congress , and assented to by twelve of the states . It may wound the delicacy of the gentleman from Guilford , ( Mr. Goudy , ) but I hope he ...
... appear satisfactory . It is the same rule or principle which was proposed some years ago by Congress , and assented to by twelve of the states . It may wound the delicacy of the gentleman from Guilford , ( Mr. Goudy , ) but I hope he ...
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... appears to me , sir , to be the most horrid ignorance to suppose that every officer , however trifling his office , is to be impeached for every petty offence ; and that every man , who should be injured by such petty officers , could ...
... appears to me , sir , to be the most horrid ignorance to suppose that every officer , however trifling his office , is to be impeached for every petty offence ; and that every man , who should be injured by such petty officers , could ...
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... appears to me more unnatural than such a construction . The Constitution says , in one place , that the House of Rep- resentatives shall have the sole power of impeachment . In the clauses under debate , it provides that the Senate ...
... appears to me more unnatural than such a construction . The Constitution says , in one place , that the House of Rep- resentatives shall have the sole power of impeachment . In the clauses under debate , it provides that the Senate ...
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