History of the Federal Government, for Fifty Years: From March, 1789 to March, 1839S.G. Simpkins, 1840 - 480 páginas |
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... ernment . And the great question was , whether it should be strictly national , or federal . The former system , it was supposed , would nearly annihilate the State governments , while the latter would be adequate to the objects in view ...
... ernment . And the great question was , whether it should be strictly national , or federal . The former system , it was supposed , would nearly annihilate the State governments , while the latter would be adequate to the objects in view ...
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... ernment is a national one , in which the whole people are equally represented . Neither numbers nor property are represented in the Senate ; but States . The provision or principle which operates in the choice of President , when there ...
... ernment is a national one , in which the whole people are equally represented . Neither numbers nor property are represented in the Senate ; but States . The provision or principle which operates in the choice of President , when there ...
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... ernment can more auspiciously commence . " Having thus imparted to you my sentiments , as they have been awakened by the occasion which brings us to- gether , I shall take my present leave , but not without reverting , once more , to ...
... ernment can more auspiciously commence . " Having thus imparted to you my sentiments , as they have been awakened by the occasion which brings us to- gether , I shall take my present leave , but not without reverting , once more , to ...
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... ernment , in whose appointment the consent of the Senate was necessary , should not be removed without the appro- bation of that body . The Constitution was silent on this point ; and it was argued , that , as that instrument should. be.
... ernment , in whose appointment the consent of the Senate was necessary , should not be removed without the appro- bation of that body . The Constitution was silent on this point ; and it was argued , that , as that instrument should. be.
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... ernment was just and proper . He knew their peculiar character ; and while he sought to cultivate peace with them , and to treat them according to the principles of equity and justice , he considered it necessary to pro provide against ...
... ernment was just and proper . He knew their peculiar character ; and while he sought to cultivate peace with them , and to treat them according to the principles of equity and justice , he considered it necessary to pro provide against ...
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