A Course of Lectures on the Constitutional Jurisprudence of the United States: Delivered Annually in Columbia College, New York |
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Page 40
... admitted , in succession , to the Union . The final establishment of this admirable system of government , so well adapted to the genius , charac- ter , and circumstances of the people , and to the situ- ation and extent of the country ...
... admitted , in succession , to the Union . The final establishment of this admirable system of government , so well adapted to the genius , charac- ter , and circumstances of the people , and to the situ- ation and extent of the country ...
Page 48
... quired by negotiation or purchase , and subsequent- ly admitted into the Union . There were , how- ever , several departures from this general outline , which in some instances have been superseded by subsequent amendments 48 LECTURES ON.
... quired by negotiation or purchase , and subsequent- ly admitted into the Union . There were , how- ever , several departures from this general outline , which in some instances have been superseded by subsequent amendments 48 LECTURES ON.
Page 82
... admission of its constitutionality , if the negative he possesses be absolute ; and , if qualified , it shows that his objections were overruled , and the law subsequently passed on a reconsidera- tion , as required on such occasions by ...
... admission of its constitutionality , if the negative he possesses be absolute ; and , if qualified , it shows that his objections were overruled , and the law subsequently passed on a reconsidera- tion , as required on such occasions by ...
Page 125
... the Union , with which a similar authority in the states would be incompatible . A concur- rent jurisdiction in the state courts was admitted in all such cases ; but this doctrine is applicable L 2 CONSTITUTIONAL JURISPRUDENCE . 125.
... the Union , with which a similar authority in the states would be incompatible . A concur- rent jurisdiction in the state courts was admitted in all such cases ; but this doctrine is applicable L 2 CONSTITUTIONAL JURISPRUDENCE . 125.
Page 128
... tion , and in questions of prize or no prize , where the matter in dispute exceeds the same amount , may be reviewed on appeal in the Supreme Court ; and in these cases , new evidence is admitted on the appeals 128 LECTURES ON.
... tion , and in questions of prize or no prize , where the matter in dispute exceeds the same amount , may be reviewed on appeal in the Supreme Court ; and in these cases , new evidence is admitted on the appeals 128 LECTURES ON.
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