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... Congress shall vest " all legislative pow- ers herein granted ; " thereby implying , that the powers of Congress are to be limited by the grant . Still the preamble of the Constitution , and section 8 of article 1 , speak of " providing ...
... Congress shall vest " all legislative pow- ers herein granted ; " thereby implying , that the powers of Congress are to be limited by the grant . Still the preamble of the Constitution , and section 8 of article 1 , speak of " providing ...
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... Congress , nor long acquiescence by the states and people , nor judicial decisions , are authoritative against the Constitution . On Congress devolves the discretion of deciding what means are ne- cessary and proper for executing the ...
... Congress , nor long acquiescence by the states and people , nor judicial decisions , are authoritative against the Constitution . On Congress devolves the discretion of deciding what means are ne- cessary and proper for executing the ...
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... Congress , of Oct. 10 , 1780 , show that the lands were to be disposed of for the common be- nefit of the United States ; " accordingly the existing Constitution gives to Congress unlimited power " to dispose thereof . " The power is ...
... Congress , of Oct. 10 , 1780 , show that the lands were to be disposed of for the common be- nefit of the United States ; " accordingly the existing Constitution gives to Congress unlimited power " to dispose thereof . " The power is ...
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JANUARY 1851 | 3 |
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE AMERICAN UNION | 15 |
II THE TREASURY | 24 |
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