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The Senate, by unanimous consent, have taken up the bill for consideration, and
the question is on agreeing to the amendment reported by the committee. The
amendment was agreed to. The bill was reported to the Senate as amended.
The Senate, by unanimous consent, have taken up the bill for consideration, and
the question is on agreeing to the amendment reported by the committee. The
amendment was agreed to. The bill was reported to the Senate as amended.
Page 314
words, the suspension shall only be made subject to the action of the Senate,
and that the officer may be voted into office again by the Senate? How, I ask, can
the President under this bill remove any officer, great or small, without the liability
to ...
words, the suspension shall only be made subject to the action of the Senate,
and that the officer may be voted into office again by the Senate? How, I ask, can
the President under this bill remove any officer, great or small, without the liability
to ...
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perversion of the clear intent and meaning of this clause of the Constitution to say
that the President could go on after the expiration of the session of the Senate
and again fill up that vacancy. If he could do that, then he need never consult the
...
perversion of the clear intent and meaning of this clause of the Constitution to say
that the President could go on after the expiration of the session of the Senate
and again fill up that vacancy. If he could do that, then he need never consult the
...
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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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