Daniel R Tildens Letter to Mr Giddings
Daniel R Tildens Letter to Mr Giddings
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Whenever, m the judgment of the executive, legislation is in violation of the constitution, and where it is hasty and inconsiderate, the President may interpose his veto. The constitutional objection cannot arise on the repeal of a law, nor will your action for the repeal of the fugitive law, be, in all probability, very hasty. This is not a question of expediency settled by the Whig party, but a question of constitutional power. This policy declares that the executive has no power, under the c...onstitution, to interpose his veto, except in the cases referred to. This doctrine Gen. Scott endorses and stands pledged to the whole nation to maintain. North and South understand his position alike. When he takes his oath of office, he swears not to interfere with the action of the people for the repeal of this law.
Now, if the intention be, not to rest the decision of this momentous question upon technichalities alone, ff a practical view is to be taken of this eminently practical question, then Gen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whenever, m the judgment of the executive, legislation is in violation of the constitution, and where it is hasty and inconsiderate, the President may interpose his veto. The constitutional objection cannot arise on the repeal of a law, nor will your action for the repeal of the fugitive law, be, in all probability, very hasty. This is not a question of expediency settled by the Whig party, but a question of constitutional power. This policy declares that the executive has no power, under the c...onstitution, to interpose his veto, except in the cases referred to. This doctrine Gen. Scott endorses and stands pledged to the whole nation to maintain. North and South understand his position alike. When he takes his oath of office, he swears not to interfere with the action of the people for the repeal of this law.
Now, if the intention be, not to rest the decision of this momentous question upon technichalities alone, ff a practical view is to be taken of this eminently practical question, then Gen.
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