...he, Urili-ss the cemstitiitioa be chrtnsed, inlrasted tf> tlie executive department. No officer eaO be created by Congress for the purpose of taking charge of it, whose appuiltrmelit *obld not, nv Uie constitution, at once devolve nn the President, and who would1 hot...

..."Public money is but a species of public property. It eiiinot be raised by taxation or customs, nor brought into the Treasury in any other way, except...been and always must be (unless the constitution be (•hanged) intrusted to the Executive department. No officer can be created by Congress for the purpose...

...Executive department.' The appointing power, and none other, can be relied on. The protest says that " no officer can be created by Congress, for the purpose of taking charge" of the public money, "whose appointment would not, by the constitution, at once devolve on the President,...

...will. Public money is but a species of public property. It cannot be raised by taxation or customs, nor brought into the treasury in any other way except by law; but whenever r howsoever obtained, its custody always h:is been, and always must be, unless the constitution be...

...cannot be brougbt into the Treasury, except by law; but when obtained, its custody always has been, and must be, unless the Constitution be changed, intrusted...Department. No officer can be created by Congress iu lake charge of it, whose appointment would not, by the Constitution, devolve on the President, and...

...Protest. The President claims that " the custody of the public property, the " public money" included, " always has been, and always must be, unless the Constitution...be changed, intrusted to the Executive Department ;" that " Congress cannot, therefore, take out of the hands of the Executive Department the custody...

...Public money is but a species of public property. It cannot be raised by taxation or customs, nor. brought into the treasury in any other way, except...howsoever obtained, its custody always has been, and a^vays must be, unless the Constitution be changed, intrusted to the executive department. No officer...

...Public money is but a species of public property. It cannot be raised by taxation or customs, nor, brought into the Treasury in any other way except...the Executive Department. No officer, can be created bv Congress for the purpose of taking charge of it, whose appointment 'would not, by the Constitution,...

...Public money is but a species of public property. It cannot be raised by taxation or customs, nor, brought into the Treasury in any other way except...whenever or howsoever obtained, its custody always lies been, and always must be, unless the Constitution be changed, intrusted to the Executive Department....

...It cannot be raised by taxations or customs, nor brought into the treasury in any other way, excej* by law ; but whenever or howsoever obtained, its custody...officer can be created by Congress for the purpose ofi taking charge of it, whose appointment would not, by the constitution, at once devolve on the President,...