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I have been at considerable pains to gather, not only all the vetoes, but as far as possible all the bills retained by the Presidents, 501] American Constitutions. 41 after the adjournment of Congress, or to use the common phrase, "pocketed. " My list may not be absolutely com- plete, but is very nearly so. I find from Washington to . Arthur, inclusive, seventy-seven vetoes of both kinds. Forty-three of these emanated from four Presidents, viz : Jackoo, eleven, Tyler, ten, Johnson, thirteen, Ha...yes, nine. All these administrations were periods of fierce conflict with a hostile Congress Add Madison, six, Pierce, five, Bucnanan, seven, and Grant, six, and we have sixty-seven out of seventy-seven vetoes ; and only ten remain to the other twelve Presidents, covering ten full and four fractional terms.
Dividing the administrations into four consecutive periods, we have this result : From Washington to John Quincy Adams inclusive, a period of forty years, there were nine vetoes ; from Jackson to Tyler, in sixteen years, there were twenty-one vetoes ; from Polk to Lincoln, twenty years, eight vetoes; from Johnson to Hayes, again sixteen years, twenty-eight vetoes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have been at considerable pains to gather, not only all the vetoes, but as far as possible all the bills retained by the Presidents, 501] American Constitutions. 41 after the adjournment of Congress, or to use the common phrase, "pocketed. " My list may not be absolutely com- plete, but is very nearly so. I find from Washington to . Arthur, inclusive, seventy-seven vetoes of both kinds. Forty-three of these emanated from four Presidents, viz : Jackoo, eleven, Tyler, ten, Johnson, thirteen, Ha...yes, nine. All these administrations were periods of fierce conflict with a hostile Congress Add Madison, six, Pierce, five, Bucnanan, seven, and Grant, six, and we have sixty-seven out of seventy-seven vetoes ; and only ten remain to the other twelve Presidents, covering ten full and four fractional terms.
Dividing the administrations into four consecutive periods, we have this result : From Washington to John Quincy Adams inclusive, a period of forty years, there were nine vetoes ; from Jackson to Tyler, in sixteen years, there were twenty-one vetoes ; from Polk to Lincoln, twenty years, eight vetoes; from Johnson to Hayes, again sixteen years, twenty-eight vetoes.
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