Our Rulers and Our Rights: Or, Outlines of the United States Government; Its Origin, Branches, Departments, Institutions, Officers, and Modes of OperationN. Tibbals & Company, 1868 - 517 psl. |
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... crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted , shall exist within the Uni- ted States , or any place subject to their jurisdiction . Second . Congress shall have power to enforce this ar- ticle by appropriate legislation ...
... crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted , shall exist within the Uni- ted States , or any place subject to their jurisdiction . Second . Congress shall have power to enforce this ar- ticle by appropriate legislation ...
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... crime , after which the Senate resolving itself into a court , tries the accused party , and determines his guilt or innocence . The part which the House takes in cases of impeachment is very analagous to the action of a grand jury ...
... crime , after which the Senate resolving itself into a court , tries the accused party , and determines his guilt or innocence . The part which the House takes in cases of impeachment is very analagous to the action of a grand jury ...
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... crimes . The foregoing powers and duties are conferred upon the President by the Constitution ; but Congress has , at every session it has ever held , increased these powers and duties until he is overwhelmed with them ; and we cannot ...
... crimes . The foregoing powers and duties are conferred upon the President by the Constitution ; but Congress has , at every session it has ever held , increased these powers and duties until he is overwhelmed with them ; and we cannot ...
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... crime in a foreign country , to any prop- erly authorized person ; that such criminal may be taken out of the United States to the country where the crime was committed . 9. We have thus sketched the principal duties of this high ...
... crime in a foreign country , to any prop- erly authorized person ; that such criminal may be taken out of the United States to the country where the crime was committed . 9. We have thus sketched the principal duties of this high ...
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... crimes , and then removed from office . They may also resign ; for there is no power which can compel any man to hold office ; but if they conduct themselves properly , and choose to re- tain their offices , there is no power by which ...
... crimes , and then removed from office . They may also resign ; for there is no power which can compel any man to hold office ; but if they conduct themselves properly , and choose to re- tain their offices , there is no power by which ...
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Our Rulers and Our Rights Or, Outlines of the United States Government; Its ... Anson Willis Visos knygos peržiūra - 1869 |
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