Readings in Civil Government

PAGE

(d) Hamilton's Reply to Rhode Island's Objections, Ibid.,

106.
(e) Commerce and Navigation under the Confederation,

Ibid., 107.

9. The Ratification of the Constitution

Landon, Judson, The Constitutional History of The United

DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION

51

55

61

10. Written and Unwritten Constitutions.

Bryce, James, Studies in History and Jurisprudence, 187

sq.

11. The Doctrine of Implied Powers

McCulloh vs. Maryland, 4 Wheaton, 406 sq. (1819).

12. The Interpretation of Rigid Constitutions

Same as above, No. 10, 193 sq.

13. The Present Meaning of the Constitution: The Strict View

Rogers, H. W., North American Review, CLXXXVIII, 329

8q. (1908).

14. The Present Meaning of the Constitution: The Liberal View

Amidon, C. F., Proceedings of the American Bar Associa-

RELATIONS BETWEEN STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS

15. New Fields for Federal Legislation

74

The Nation, LXXXII, 131 (1906).

16. The Constitution and the New Federalism

76

Same as above, No. 13, 321 sq.

17. State vs. Federal Control

82

Same as above, No. 14, 473 sq.

18. The States and the Federal Government

89

Same as above, No. 2, 177 sq.

19. The Extradition of Fugitives from Justice Between the States 92

Wise, J. S., Citizenship, 174 sq.

CHAPTER V

THE RIGHTS AND IMMUNITIES OF CITIZENSHIP

Citizenship in the United States

Scruggs, W. L., North American Review, CLXXVII, 840

(1903).

The Rights and Immunities of Citizenship

97

Wise, J. S., Citizenship, 98 sq.

The Rights of Citizenship under the Fourteenth and Fifteenth

Amendments

100

Civil Rights Cases, 109 U. S., 3; The Slaughter House

Cases, 16 Wallace, 36.

The Writ of Habeas Corpus

105

Crawford, C. C., American Law Review, XLII, 481 sq.

(1908).

CHAPTER VI

23.

POLITICAL RIGHTS AND DUTIES

.

24. The Nature and Extension of the Suffrage

111

Willoughby, W. W., The Nature of the State, 410 sq.

25. The Effect of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments on

the Suffrage

113

Same as above, No. 20, 215 sq.

26. The Position of the Federal Courts with Reference to the Right

of Suffrage

116

Same as above, No. 21, 215 sq.

27. The Education of Voters

118

Haynes, Geo. H., Political Science Quarterly, XX, 486 sq.

(1907).

28. The Responsibility of Citizenship

126

Folk, J. W., Vanderbilt University Quarterly, V, 155 sq.

(1905).

PART II

Hinds, A. C., American Political Science Review, III, 155

sq. (1909).

PAGE

30. The Rules of the House..

136

Dalzell, John, Independent, LXIV, 577 sq. (1908).

31. The Public and the Congressional Committee

145

McConachie, L. G., Congressional Committees, 59 sq.

32. An Apportionment Bill

148

Statutes at Large of the United States, XXXI, 733.

33. The House of Representatives and the House of Commons 149

Herbert, H. A., North American Review, CLVIII, 260 sq.

34. Popular Election of Senators:

(a) Haynes, G. H., The Election of Senators, 259 sq.. 156

(b) The Seventeenth Amendment

161

35. The Committees of the Senate .

162

Avery, B., Yale Law Journal, X, 244 sq. (1900).

36. The Freedom of Debate in the Senate .

167

Reinsch, Paul, American Legislatures, 113 sq.

37. The Usurped Powers of the Senate .

170

Low, A. M., American Political Science Review, I, 2 sq.

(1907).

38. A Defense of the Senate .

177

Lodge, H. C.

, Scribners Magazine, XXXIV, 546 sq. (1903).

CHAPTER IX

THE PRESIDENCY

39. Defects in the Electoral System .

184

Dougherty, J. H., The Electoral System, 250 sq.

40. Parliamentary vs. Presidential Government

192

Woodburn, J. A., The American Republic, 94 sq.

41. Executive Supremacy

196

Young, J. T., Proceedings of the American Political Science

Association, I, 47 sq. (1904).

42. The Powers of the President

202

Fairlie, J. A., National Administration of the United

States, 9 sq.

1

CHAPTER X

THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS

PAGE

43. The Cabinet

. 211

Same as above, No. 42, 54 sq.

44. Cabinet and Congress in Washington's Administration . . 218

Hinsdale, M. L., Same as above, No. 41, II, 126 sq. (1905).

45. Departmental Dealings with Congressional Committees . 223

Same as above, No. 31, 221 sq.

46. Should Members of the Cabinet have Seats in Congress .

226

Bradford, Gamaliel, Annals of the American Academy of

Social and Political Science, 1893, II, 406 sq.

47. Civil Service Reform.

232

Same as above, No. 42, 252 sq.

48. Recent Progress in the Merit System

238

Twenty-fifth Annual Report of the United States Civil

Service Commission, 1 sq. (1908).

CHAPTER XI

THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY

49. Tenure of Office in the Federal Courts.

243

Hamilton, Alexander, The Federalist, No. 78.

50. The Character of the Good Judge .

247

Choate, Rufus, Works, II, 286 sq.

51. The Power of the Courts to Declare Laws Unconstitutional 250

Marburg vs. Madison, I Cranch, 137 sq. (1803).

52. The Process and Effect of Declaring Legislative Acts Uncon-

stitutional

255

McClain, Emlin, Constitutional Law in the United States,

53. The Development of State Constitutions .

Bryce, James, American Commonwealth, I, 451 sq.

54. Recent Tendencies in State Government

Dodd, W. F., same as above, No. 41, V, 149 sq. (1908).

55. The State Governor

Same as above, No. 53, 531 sq.

56. Public Service Commissions

Osborne, T. M., Atlantic Monthly, CI, 547 sq. (1908).

57. The Defects of State Legislation

282

Reinsch, Paul, American Legislatures, 299 sq.

58. The Problems of Intelligent Legislation

288

Freund, Ernst, same as above, No. 41, IV, 69 sq. (1907).

59. The Initiative and Referendum

295

(a) Recent Development

295

Dodd, W. F., same as above, No. 54.

(b) The Oregon Amendment

296

(c) Initiative and Referendum in Oregon

298

U'Ren, W. S., same as above, No. 41, 193 sq.

60. Primary vs. Representative Government

303

Garner, J. W., Proceedings of the American Political

Science Association, IV, 164 sq. (1907).

CHAPTER XIV

THE STATE JUDICIARY

61. Election and Tenure of State Judges

311

Baldwin, S. E., The American Judiciary, 313 sq.

62. Jury Trial

316

McClain, Emlin, Constitutional Law in the United States,

334 sq.

320

63. Problems of Trial by Jury

Babb, J. E., same as above, No. 60, 241 sq. (1907).

64. The Jury in Civil Cases .

Braxton, A. C., American Law Review, XXXVIII, 224 sq.

65. Criminal Procedure in the United States

325

XXXVIII,

Garner, J. W., North American Review, CXCI, 50 sq.

328

(1910).

CHAPTER XV

MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT

66. Home Rule for Cities

336

Oberholtzer, E. P., International Quarterly, VI, 399 sq.

(1902).

67. Results of Home Rule

344

Maltbie, M. R., Yale Review, XIII, 462 sq. (1905).

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