Chicago And the Constitution Report to the Civic Federation
Chicago And the Constitution Report to the Civic Federation
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That only one article can be amended at a time.
2. That such amendment must directly relate or be germane to the "subject" of the article.
3. That it must not amend or repeal the provisions of any other article.
It is quite clear that only the first of these three re- quirements is expressed in the amendment provision it- self.
The other two have to be supplied, if at all, by mere inference.
1. As to the first requirement, so long as we are deal- ing with ''articles" we will adhere to it. We wi...ll say that all the amendments, no matter how many, which are proposed at one session must be placed under and purport to amend but one "article. " (Later, however, we will show that this limitation does not refer to the portions of the constitution other than "articles, " which are of course amendable; and that this being so, the bars are down at all events for any amendments deemed ad- visable by legislature and people. ) 2. So far as the second requirement is concerned, it is clear that the term "subject" is not a definite attribute or accompaniment of the v/ord or item or division "arti- cle" of the constitution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That only one article can be amended at a time.
2. That such amendment must directly relate or be germane to the "subject" of the article.
3. That it must not amend or repeal the provisions of any other article.
It is quite clear that only the first of these three re- quirements is expressed in the amendment provision it- self.
The other two have to be supplied, if at all, by mere inference.
1. As to the first requirement, so long as we are deal- ing with ''articles" we will adhere to it. We wi...ll say that all the amendments, no matter how many, which are proposed at one session must be placed under and purport to amend but one "article. " (Later, however, we will show that this limitation does not refer to the portions of the constitution other than "articles, " which are of course amendable; and that this being so, the bars are down at all events for any amendments deemed ad- visable by legislature and people. ) 2. So far as the second requirement is concerned, it is clear that the term "subject" is not a definite attribute or accompaniment of the v/ord or item or division "arti- cle" of the constitution.
What to read after Chicago And the Constitution Report to the Civic Federation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Allen Frost to read onlineMoreLess
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