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Side 1447
... court of in- quiry on an officer of the Army at his own request ? We cannot then expect an official communication . Would our request or demand give more effect to the inquiries of such a court ? No , this cannot be pretended , it sits ...
... court of in- quiry on an officer of the Army at his own request ? We cannot then expect an official communication . Would our request or demand give more effect to the inquiries of such a court ? No , this cannot be pretended , it sits ...
Side 1453
... court as this that the Presi- dent is requested to institute . If the President were to find from satisfactory evidence , such as has been given , that General Wilkinson is guilty he will remove him from office ; he may go further , and ...
... court as this that the Presi- dent is requested to institute . If the President were to find from satisfactory evidence , such as has been given , that General Wilkinson is guilty he will remove him from office ; he may go further , and ...
Side 1457
... court to which all these officers are amenable , and by whom they are punishable for any offences which they may commit ; and I am willing to submit to their decision not only this case but every other which may arise , without further ...
... court to which all these officers are amenable , and by whom they are punishable for any offences which they may commit ; and I am willing to submit to their decision not only this case but every other which may arise , without further ...
Side 1481
... Court of Inquiry had been instituted at the request of General Wilkinson , charged to make the inquiry into his conduct which the first resolution desires , and had commenced their proceedings . To the Judge Advocate of that court , the ...
... Court of Inquiry had been instituted at the request of General Wilkinson , charged to make the inquiry into his conduct which the first resolution desires , and had commenced their proceedings . To the Judge Advocate of that court , the ...
Side 1483
... court to compel the rendering of testi- mony obstruct that full and impartial inquiry , which alone can establish guilt or innocence and satisfy jus- tice , the Legislative authority only will be competent t t he remedy . TH . JEFFERSON ...
... court to compel the rendering of testi- mony obstruct that full and impartial inquiry , which alone can establish guilt or innocence and satisfy jus- tice , the Legislative authority only will be competent t t he remedy . TH . JEFFERSON ...
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