Annals of the Congress of the United States, Volume 2; Volume 18Gales and Seaton, 1852 - Law |
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Page 1443
... believe this officer to be guilty ; the President does not . Can we impeach him for his belief ? If we can , it is in vain to talk about our Constitutional powers and the proper exercise of them . The present may be a casus omissus in ...
... believe this officer to be guilty ; the President does not . Can we impeach him for his belief ? If we can , it is in vain to talk about our Constitutional powers and the proper exercise of them . The present may be a casus omissus in ...
Page 1513
... believe it is necessary that there should be a strong garrison kept there at all times . Mr. DAWSON . - A few days ago the House unanimously passed a resolution for increasing the Military Establishment of the United States , having ...
... believe it is necessary that there should be a strong garrison kept there at all times . Mr. DAWSON . - A few days ago the House unanimously passed a resolution for increasing the Military Establishment of the United States , having ...
Page 1519
... believe the citizen militia of America are competent to the preservation of good government and quelling insurrection ; but are not properly calculated or used for protection against savages or for the defence of New Or- leans . This ...
... believe the citizen militia of America are competent to the preservation of good government and quelling insurrection ; but are not properly calculated or used for protection against savages or for the defence of New Or- leans . This ...
Page 1525
... believe , they cannot be removed by impeachment - they are independent of the rest of the nation . H. of R. TREATIES WITH THE INDIANS . The following Messages were received from the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES : To the House of ...
... believe , they cannot be removed by impeachment - they are independent of the rest of the nation . H. of R. TREATIES WITH THE INDIANS . The following Messages were received from the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES : To the House of ...
Page 1531
... believe from a variety of evident reasons , which I hope some day to be allowed to state to this House , and for as many reasons , I believe , that Philadelphia is the right place . On this point I beg leave to state a plain and ...
... believe from a variety of evident reasons , which I hope some day to be allowed to state to this House , and for as many reasons , I believe , that Philadelphia is the right place . On this point I beg leave to state a plain and ...
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