The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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... ELECTIONS . In the winter of 1876-77 the government of the United States found itself confronted with the immediate ... election for President serious and sincere disputes had arisen in respect to the bodies of Electors chosen in the ...
... ELECTIONS . In the winter of 1876-77 the government of the United States found itself confronted with the immediate ... election for President serious and sincere disputes had arisen in respect to the bodies of Electors chosen in the ...
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... elections , had ceased to exist . In this state of things a wide diversity of opinion at once . arose . The notion that the power to count , including the power to decide what ought to be counted , resided in the President of the Senate ...
... elections , had ceased to exist . In this state of things a wide diversity of opinion at once . arose . The notion that the power to count , including the power to decide what ought to be counted , resided in the President of the Senate ...
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... elections the certificates stated that the President of the Senate had counted , & c . , the certificates being made ... election question , involving not only the immediate peace and good order of society , but the very stability of the ...
... elections the certificates stated that the President of the Senate had counted , & c . , the certificates being made ... election question , involving not only the immediate peace and good order of society , but the very stability of the ...
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... election , and making such election practically impossible , unless , indeed , before that time some other system of government should have been established upon the ruins of our national structure . The gravity of the situation thus ...
... election , and making such election practically impossible , unless , indeed , before that time some other system of government should have been established upon the ruins of our national structure . The gravity of the situation thus ...
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... making power ; and there is scarcely one of its provisions , even of the most explicit character , that has not , from 1 Art . 1 , sec . 8 , last clause . the first , been applied to the affairs of the PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS . 5.
... making power ; and there is scarcely one of its provisions , even of the most explicit character , that has not , from 1 Art . 1 , sec . 8 , last clause . the first , been applied to the affairs of the PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS . 5.
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