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Side 667
Sir , the Constitution of will decide differently ; and when these questions the
United States was received as a whole , and arise between States , if there be no
superior powfor the whole country . If it cannot stand alto- er , they can be
decided ...
Sir , the Constitution of will decide differently ; and when these questions the
United States was received as a whole , and arise between States , if there be no
superior powfor the whole country . If it cannot stand alto- er , they can be
decided ...
Side 668
It had received no stamp of authority , no est degree , vary the result , since it
insists on de- tion ; it spoke no language . But when ratified ciding this question
for itself ; and , in opposition to by the people in their respective conventions ,
then ...
It had received no stamp of authority , no est degree , vary the result , since it
insists on de- tion ; it spoke no language . But when ratified ciding this question
for itself ; and , in opposition to by the people in their respective conventions ,
then ...
Side 675
... slaws may receive a uniform interpretation , and a viz : “ To make all laws
which shall be necessa- uniform execution . ... of the ly received the form which
the article now wears extent and interpretation of those powers . in the
Constitution .
... slaws may receive a uniform interpretation , and a viz : “ To make all laws
which shall be necessa- uniform execution . ... of the ly received the form which
the article now wears extent and interpretation of those powers . in the
Constitution .
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