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... Executive , " is as follows : Article 1. Authority is given to the Executive to reduce , as may be convenient , those duties , the collection of which , at the rates established by the present laws , ordinances , or decrees , would be ...
... Executive , " is as follows : Article 1. Authority is given to the Executive to reduce , as may be convenient , those duties , the collection of which , at the rates established by the present laws , ordinances , or decrees , would be ...
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... executive in the canal zone , to see that the laws are faithfully executed , and maintain possession of said territory ; he was also vested with pardoning power . The President further designated what laws should be continued in force ...
... executive in the canal zone , to see that the laws are faithfully executed , and maintain possession of said territory ; he was also vested with pardoning power . The President further designated what laws should be continued in force ...
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... executive power because of " the absence of the president " -a delight- ful touch of unconscious humor . He then issued a decree that public order was disturbed , and , upon that ground , as- sumed to himself legislative power under ...
... executive power because of " the absence of the president " -a delight- ful touch of unconscious humor . He then issued a decree that public order was disturbed , and , upon that ground , as- sumed to himself legislative power under ...
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Instructions from Henry Clay Secretary of State to | 19 |
Benjamin A Bidlack United States Chargé dAffaires | 31 |
The Clayton Bulwer Treaty between the United | 39 |
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