Counting the Electoral Votes
Counting the Electoral Votes
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No sophistry of laii^uaj^f can make it otlierwise, as no condition of circumstances chanyts the ori;anir law. Tu view it otlierwise is to say that either House haide from wlinm tiiey received tlieir own existence. The manner of the appuintnient for electors is in the Legislatures of the States. If this be so, and it is so by the express words of the Con- stitution, all the incidents of the election must lie in the same direc- tion and can by no distortion of power be assumed by Congress. It is ...essentially dilVerent from tlie election of its own members, for there the power is directly given to look into the qualiticatious, which in- clude tlieir due election.
THE VlilAl MSACUEEMEN'T between the two Houses was shown J)y refusal to agree to the first bill, proposeil to provide a mode of deciding disputed elections of Presi- tlent and Vice-President of the United States.
This disagreement was mainly on the point of whether the votes should be admittnl upon the concurrence of the two Houses or whether no votes should be rejected save by concurrence of both Houses, and, strange as it may ai)pcar to the present House, it was the House that lirmly adhered to the latter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No sophistry of laii^uaj^f can make it otlierwise, as no condition of circumstances chanyts the ori;anir law. Tu view it otlierwise is to say that either House ha
THE VlilAl MSACUEEMEN'T between the two Houses was shown J)y refusal to agree to the first bill, proposeil to provide a mode of deciding disputed elections of Presi- tlent and Vice-President of the United States.
This disagreement was mainly on the point of whether the votes should be admittnl upon the concurrence of the two Houses or whether no votes should be rejected save by concurrence of both Houses, and, strange as it may ai)pcar to the present House, it was the House that lirmly adhered to the latter.
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