The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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... President serious and sincere disputes had arisen in respect to the bodies of Electors chosen in the States of Florida , Louisiana , South Carolina , and Oregon , and questions , more or less important , existed touching particular ...
... President serious and sincere disputes had arisen in respect to the bodies of Electors chosen in the States of Florida , Louisiana , South Carolina , and Oregon , and questions , more or less important , existed touching particular ...
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... President of the Senate in the presence of the two Houses of Congress , and that " the votes shall then be counted , " and the single provision of the Act of 1792 , that the Executive of each State should certify the lists of the ...
... President of the Senate in the presence of the two Houses of Congress , and that " the votes shall then be counted , " and the single provision of the Act of 1792 , that the Executive of each State should certify the lists of the ...
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... President of the Senate must complete the performance . But those who admitted the necessity denied its application to him . They said that the two great political estates of the Re- public , the Senate and House of Representatives ...
... President of the Senate must complete the performance . But those who admitted the necessity denied its application to him . They said that the two great political estates of the Re- public , the Senate and House of Representatives ...
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... President , but upon every subject of legislation ; for there could be no legislation without an Executive , and neither would recognize the President of the other . Mr. Tilden could make no appointment effectual , for the Senate would ...
... President , but upon every subject of legislation ; for there could be no legislation without an Executive , and neither would recognize the President of the other . Mr. Tilden could make no appointment effectual , for the Senate would ...
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... President of the Senate the final power itself . But the discussion of the subject convinced nearly all members that ... President of the Senate , or that the two Houses , should per- form the act . It provided for one single act by the ...
... President of the Senate the final power itself . But the discussion of the subject convinced nearly all members that ... President of the Senate , or that the two Houses , should per- form the act . It provided for one single act by the ...
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