The Southern Review, Том 2A. E. Miller., 1828 |
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... Legislatures did nothing more when they sent down the proposed Constitution to be dis- cussed in Conventions . They might have refused the interven- tion of such bodies , but to obtain the greater surety of its popu- larity , they ...
... Legislatures did nothing more when they sent down the proposed Constitution to be dis- cussed in Conventions . They might have refused the interven- tion of such bodies , but to obtain the greater surety of its popu- larity , they ...
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... Legislatures of those States , by the delegated power of the people , hold the sovereign powers of such people , and the National Government hold and derive their powers under and from such delegated sovereignties— how can it be said ...
... Legislatures of those States , by the delegated power of the people , hold the sovereign powers of such people , and the National Government hold and derive their powers under and from such delegated sovereignties— how can it be said ...
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... Legislatures of all the States . By the present Constitution , the President of the United States cannot be appointed without the intervention of the State Legislatures : they elect the United States Senators ; they may require Congress ...
... Legislatures of all the States . By the present Constitution , the President of the United States cannot be appointed without the intervention of the State Legislatures : they elect the United States Senators ; they may require Congress ...
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