Register of Debates in Congress: Comprising the Leading Debates and Incidents of the Second Session of the Eighteenth Congress: [Dec. 6, 1824, to the First Session of the Twenty-fifth Congress, Oct. 16, 1837] Together with an Appendix, Containing the Most Important State Papers and Public Documents to which the Session Has Given Birth: to which are Added, the Laws Enacted During the Session, with a Copious Index to the Whole ..., Volume 10;Volume 60Gales & Seaton, 1825 |
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... appointed, are so many instruments in the hands of the President to execute the laws in obedience to his will. If this be the true theory of our Government, I must confess it is to me a new discovery, totally different from all the ...
... appointed, are so many instruments in the hands of the President to execute the laws in obedience to his will. If this be the true theory of our Government, I must confess it is to me a new discovery, totally different from all the ...
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... appoint. Such an idea as this does not appear to have entered the mind of a single member of that illustrious body that formed the present constitution. From all the evidence we have, either recorded or traditional, it does not appear ...
... appoint. Such an idea as this does not appear to have entered the mind of a single member of that illustrious body that formed the present constitution. From all the evidence we have, either recorded or traditional, it does not appear ...
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... appointed as an interpreter who did not understand a word of the language. He hoped the bill would be recommitted. Mr. ASHLEY explained. Mr. WILLIAMS, of North Carolina, concurred with the gentleman from Virginia, [Mr. Mencem,) as to ...
... appointed as an interpreter who did not understand a word of the language. He hoped the bill would be recommitted. Mr. ASHLEY explained. Mr. WILLIAMS, of North Carolina, concurred with the gentleman from Virginia, [Mr. Mencem,) as to ...
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... appointed by the people. His power of veto is not a legislative power; it ought to be, as it is, a mere negative. No money shall be drawn from the treasury without an appropriation by law; and the question was submitted to the House, as ...
... appointed by the people. His power of veto is not a legislative power; it ought to be, as it is, a mere negative. No money shall be drawn from the treasury without an appropriation by law; and the question was submitted to the House, as ...
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... appoint, and, where necessary, to displace an officer previously appointed. The power of appointment is, by the express terms of the constitution, qualified by the requisition of the concurrence of the Senate; but the power of removal ...
... appoint, and, where necessary, to displace an officer previously appointed. The power of appointment is, by the express terms of the constitution, qualified by the requisition of the concurrence of the Senate; but the power of removal ...
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