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Side 674
... legislative power of its own , and a judicial pact is , and must be , conclusive . power co - extensive with the ... legislation would tutional provisions . In other and ordinary cases , be an idle ceremony , if , after all , any one ...
... legislative power of its own , and a judicial pact is , and must be , conclusive . power co - extensive with the ... legislation would tutional provisions . In other and ordinary cases , be an idle ceremony , if , after all , any one ...
Side 677
... legislation ; men who have served their States must concur , in every act of Congress ; country at home , and honored it abroad ; men and the President is elected on a plan compound- who would cheerfully lay down their lives for ed of ...
... legislation ; men who have served their States must concur , in every act of Congress ; country at home , and honored it abroad ; men and the President is elected on a plan compound- who would cheerfully lay down their lives for ed of ...
Side 682
... Legislative pro- of the debts of the United States , and the en- vision , therefore , will be necessary to collect ... legislation , thus coeval will form another exception to my general with the Constitution itself , thus full and ex ...
... Legislative pro- of the debts of the United States , and the en- vision , therefore , will be necessary to collect ... legislation , thus coeval will form another exception to my general with the Constitution itself , thus full and ex ...
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