Annals of the Congress of the United States, Volume 2; Volume 18Gales and Seaton, 1852 - Law |
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Page 1441
... Constitutional proposition . But the gentleman from Kentucky has told us 10th CoN . 1st SESS . - 46 H. OF R. that there are certain general powers vested in Congress by the Constitution of the United States , which would justify us in ...
... Constitutional proposition . But the gentleman from Kentucky has told us 10th CoN . 1st SESS . - 46 H. OF R. that there are certain general powers vested in Congress by the Constitution of the United States , which would justify us in ...
Page 1443
... Constitution does not permit . Who , it has been asked , will resist this motion ? The moment our exercise of what is called the national will becomes unconstitutional , that mo- ment it will be resisted . It is not only in the power ...
... Constitution does not permit . Who , it has been asked , will resist this motion ? The moment our exercise of what is called the national will becomes unconstitutional , that mo- ment it will be resisted . It is not only in the power ...
Page 1445
... Constitutional a military description . The omission could but objection , by making it possible that the matter have been a purposed one ; the framers of the of it might , in some of its parts , lead to subjects Constitution having ...
... Constitutional a military description . The omission could but objection , by making it possible that the matter have been a purposed one ; the framers of the of it might , in some of its parts , lead to subjects Constitution having ...
Page 1447
... Constitution might have turned their eyes , for many of the examples of the dreadful evils which arise from the assumption of all the pow- ers of Government , by one branch of it . It was to avoid these evils , and insure a permanency ...
... Constitution might have turned their eyes , for many of the examples of the dreadful evils which arise from the assumption of all the pow- ers of Government , by one branch of it . It was to avoid these evils , and insure a permanency ...
Page 1449
... Constitutional I understand the resolution to be nothing more objections which have been urged against the re- than a petition to the Executive . I ask , then , solution . I regret extremely that the opposition whether by the Constitution ...
... Constitutional I understand the resolution to be nothing more objections which have been urged against the re- than a petition to the Executive . I ask , then , solution . I regret extremely that the opposition whether by the Constitution ...
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