...During this session a great debate occurred in the House of Commons, while in Committee of the Whole, on the question of the relation of the States to the Federal Government, in which Mr. Dobbin made one of the greatest efforts of his life. He spoke with his usual force and...

...compromise and the only one to be lasting. The Missouri Compromise was invalidated (though not made void) s "The question of the relation of the States to the...national development, we have been brought face to fa^e with it, and no definition either of statesmen or of judges has ever quieted it or decided it....

...both sides agree that this is a question of vital far-reaching importance. 2. Woodrow Wilson said, "The question of the relation of the states to the...development we have been brought face to face with it." I. There is urgent need for increasing the powers of the Federal government. A. The basic conditions...

...our views may I first say that more than 50 years ago, Woodrow Wilson said: The question of relations of the States to the Federal Government is the cardinal question of our constitutional system. It cannot be settled by the opinion of any one generation, but it is a question of growth, and every...

...with the legal orders of the more comprehensive, superior groups. . . ." IU&. 27, 33, 35, 36, 38, 39. "The question of the relation of the states to the...the cardinal question of our constitutional system .... It cannot, indeed, be settled by the opinion of any one generation, because it is a question of...

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...devise the strong state, localities strategy. More than threescore years ago, Woodrow Wilson wrote: "The question of the relation of the States to the...cardinal question of our constitutional system." At this point, many would amend this often-quoted statement to read: ' The question of the relation of...

...devise the strong state, localities strategy. More than threescore years ago, Woodrow Wilson wrote: "The question of the relation of the States to the...cardinal question of our constitutional system." At this point, many would amend this often-quoted statement to read:' The question of the relation of...