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Page 329
I shall not occupy the time of the Senate at any length in considering the question
whether the power of removal is or is not conferred by the Constitution upon the
President; but I want to read to Senators, or to that portion of them who affirm this
...
I shall not occupy the time of the Senate at any length in considering the question
whether the power of removal is or is not conferred by the Constitution upon the
President; but I want to read to Senators, or to that portion of them who affirm this
...
Page 399
so rejected shall not be any part of said constitution: And provided further, That
sections two and eleven and seventeen of article six be so changed as to require
the supreme and circuit judges and chancellors in said State £ to be elected by ...
so rejected shall not be any part of said constitution: And provided further, That
sections two and eleven and seventeen of article six be so changed as to require
the supreme and circuit judges and chancellors in said State £ to be elected by ...
Page 634
On the other hand, I propose in my substitute to authorize the President to submit,
in the first place, these constitutions as ... On the other hand, a large number of
Republicans in that State insist that those clauses shall stand in the constitution.
On the other hand, I propose in my substitute to authorize the President to submit,
in the first place, these constitutions as ... On the other hand, a large number of
Republicans in that State insist that those clauses shall stand in the constitution.
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| Title | The Congressional Globe, Volume 62 |
| Author | United States. Congress |
| Contributor | Library of Congress. National Digital Library Program |
| Publisher | Blair & Rives, 1869 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 30 Oct 2009 |
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