...of July 13, 1866 (14 Stat. 90, 92) , providing in part : * * * And no officer in the military * * * service shall in time of peace, be dismissed from...of the sentence of a court-martial to that effect, or in commutation thereof. This was carried in the Revised Statutes as section 1229 and is now found...

...President so to do, if he had the Constitutional power to dismiss a military officer at pleasure 1 and his powers, whatever they are, as is not doubted,...respondent's objection that Congress cannot regulate hia power of removal from office ? In the snow-storm of his vetoes why did no flake light down on this...

...on the 13th of July, 18CG, Congress enacted "that no officer in the military or naval service thall in time of peace be dismissed from service except...on this provision? It concludes the whole question litre at issue. It is approved; approval signed Andrew Johnson. It will not be claimed, however, if...

...officer in the military or naval service shall, in time of peace, be dismissed from service except npon, and in pursuance of, the sentence of a court-martial...issue. It is approved; approval signed Andrew Johnson. It will not be claimed, however, if the tenure-of-office act is constitutional, (and that question...

...the 13th of July, 1866, Congress enacted "that no officer in the military or naval service sliull. in time of peace be dismissed from service except...regulate his power of removal from office? In the enow-storm of his vetoes why did no flake light dowu on this provision? It concludes the whole question...

...plea he is on the record against himself. By the act of July 13, 1866, section five, it is provided that — No officer in the military or naval service...of, the sentence of a court-martial to that effect or in commutation therefor. Here is a direct inroad upon the prerogative of the President, as now set...

...advice and consent of the Senatc" By section five of an act of July 13, 1866, it is provided thai — No officer in the military or naval service shall,...of the sentence of a. court-martial, to that effect or in commutation thereof. , These are late acts, but they are only instances of other similar acts...

...that no officer in the military or naval service shall, in time of peace, be dismissed from sen-ice except upon, and in pursuance of, the sentence of...Congress cannot regulate his power of removal from office 1 In the snow-storm of his vetoes why did no flake light down on this provision ? It concludes the...

...18i''2, be and the same are hereby repealed; and no officer in the military or naval service shall be dismissed from service except upon and in pursuance...of the sentence of a court-martial to that effect, or in commutation thereof. (See Congressional Globe, 1st session 39th Congress, p. 3^54.) The amendment...

...and then in 1866, by a more important measure, being the provision in the Army Appropriation Act,1 that "no officer in the military or naval service...in pursuance of the sentence of a court-martial," — thus putting another check on the President. Finally, this Congressional construction, born of...