Law, manner of quartering soldiers in time of war, prescribed by. Amend. 3.

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District for trial of crimes previously ascertained
by. Amend. 6.

Laws, Inspection, of State

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of State, laying duties, &c.

See Congress, House of Representatives. Legislature of any State, the qualifications of voters for its

most numerous branch, shall
be those for electors of Repre-
sentatives in Congress

two Senators for State, to be
chosen by

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shall fill vacancies in Senate at
its next meeting, when the
temporary appointments ex-
pire
times, places, and manner of
holding elections for Senator
and Representative, shall be
prescribed by, subject to alter-
ations by Congress, except as
to place of choosing Senator
consent of, to purchase of places
for forts, &c.

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Legislature of any State, inspection laws of State, to be subject to the revision and control of Congress

Magazines, arsenals, dockyards, &c. places for

Majority of each House, a quorum for business, but a

smaller number may adjourn, &c.

of votes of electors, and of States and of Senate,
in election of President and Vice-President.
Amend. 12. C. 1, 2.

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See Number.

Maritime jurisdiction. See Felony.

Measures and weights, standard of

Migration of Slaves or persons. A. 5.

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Militia, Congress shall have power to provide for calling
forth, &e.
Congress shall have power to provide for organiz-
ing, arming and disciplining, and governing in
service of United States, reserving to State ap-
pointments of officers and training, according
to discipline prescribed by Congress
President commander in chief, when in actual
service of United States

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well regulated, necessary to the security
of a tree State. Amend. 2.

in actual service, excepted from right to
Grand Jury. Amend. 5.

Ministers. See Ambassadors.

Misdemeanors. See Crimes.

Money to be drawn only through appropriations by law

to borrow on the credit of the United States
to coin

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appropriation of, for support of Armies

Names. See Yeas and Nays.

Naturalization, an uniform rule of

Navy, to provide and maintain

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States shall not keep ships of war without consent

Nobility, title of, shall not be granted by United States

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Number of persons from whom House of Representatives must choose President. Amend. 12, c.1.

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of persons from whom Senate must choose Vice-
President. Amend. 12, c. 1.

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of States necessary to establish Constitution

three fifths of all other persons added to free persons
in the Federal enumeration

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demand yeas and nays to be entered
two-thirds of either house to expel a member

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of Senators, a quorum to elect a Vice-
President. Amend. 12, c. 2.

of Senators present, must concur in treaty 2
of both houses, to approve bill, order, &c.
returned by President

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of both houses, may propose amendments
to the Constitution
of the States to be represented in house,
when it elects a President. Am. 12. c 1. 2
of the States, the legislators of, may
apply for convention to propose

amendments

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three fourths of the several States, by legislatures,
or conventions, may ratify amend-
ments of the Constitution
See Majority.

Numbers, federal, how ascertained

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to which a Senator or Representative shall not be
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foreign power
all executive and judicial, of the United
States and of the several States, (as
well as the Senators, Representatives
in Congress, and members of the
State Legislatures,) shall be bound by
oath to support this Constitution
See President: Vice President.

Order, power of each house to preserve

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requiring concurrence, to be presented to President

P.

Papers, right to be secure in. Amend 4.
Pardons, power to grant

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Party to whom service or labor may be due, on claim of convicted on trial of impeachment.

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Amend. 11.

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time of.

Amend 3.

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See Congress: President U. S.: Courts. restraints on those of State. Amend. 10.

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President of the United States, executive power vested in

vacancy in office, and disa-
bility provided for.

Amend 12, c. 1.

may be elected, when Presi-
dent and Vice-President
both under disability
compensation, neither to be
increased or diminished

to receive no other emolu-
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oath of office

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may be removed on impeach-
ment, and for what

when tried, Chief Justice
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approve, if not, return it,
with objections

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if he do not return bill with-
in ten days, (Sundays ex-
cepted,) it shall be a law,
unless Congress prevent its
return, by adjournment
his approval of every order,
resolution, vote, &c. requi-
red as in case of bill
shall be Commander-in-Chief 2
may require written opinions
from principal Executive
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