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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... object , the law passes by a bare majority ; and if he objects , it passes by two thirds . His power extends only to cause it to be reconsidered , which secures a greater probability of its being good . As to his power with respect to ...
... object , the law passes by a bare majority ; and if he objects , it passes by two thirds . His power extends only to cause it to be reconsidered , which secures a greater probability of its being good . As to his power with respect to ...
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... object to the representation of negroes , so much as he did to the fewness of the number of representatives . He was surprised how we came to have but five , including those intended to represent negroes . That , in his humble opinion ...
... object to the representation of negroes , so much as he did to the fewness of the number of representatives . He was surprised how we came to have but five , including those intended to represent negroes . That , in his humble opinion ...
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... object . We must judge of ex- pressions from the subject matter concerning which they are used . The sole power of impeachment extends only to objects of the Constitution . The Senate shall only try im- peachments arising under the ...
... object . We must judge of ex- pressions from the subject matter concerning which they are used . The sole power of impeachment extends only to objects of the Constitution . The Senate shall only try im- peachments arising under the ...
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... object ; nor do I think there is the least ground for that jealousy . The very existence of the general government depends on that of the state governments . The state legisla- tures are to choose the senators . Without a Senate there ...
... object ; nor do I think there is the least ground for that jealousy . The very existence of the general government depends on that of the state governments . The state legisla- tures are to choose the senators . Without a Senate there ...
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... object of consideration , how the ex- ecutive could defend itself without being a competent part of the legislature . This difficulty was happily remedied by the clause now under our consideration . The executive is not entirely at the ...
... object of consideration , how the ex- ecutive could defend itself without being a competent part of the legislature . This difficulty was happily remedied by the clause now under our consideration . The executive is not entirely at the ...
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