Georgia Report Adopted By the Legislature of Georgia On African Colonization
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Df by the States, in their separate capacities. If this was the true intent and meaning of the parties in framing and executing that compact, and your committee cannot doubt that it was, then it irresistibly follows, that Congress cannot, by implication, de- rive, from that compact, power to do any act, which can interfere with the just and full exercise, by the States, of powers which each Ran within itself exercise, in a way sufficiently beneficial to itself, ■without clashing or interfering ...with the full exercise of the same powers by any other State within itself; such are the powers of eacls. [Doc. No. 126. ] 5 State to make roads and canals, and regulate its slave population within its own limits. Whenever, therefore, it shall hecome a ques- tion whether a particular power is vested in the General Govern- ment, such question can always be determined by reference to this test. But it is not the intention of your committee to enter into the dis- cussion, on the present occasion, of what arc the powers granted, or wliat retained by the States ; or wliether the Federal Government possesses other powers tiian those expressly defined in the Constitu- tion : for they deem sucli discussion, in its full extent, wholly unne- cessary to a correct decision on tlic inquiry submitted to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Df by the States, in their separate capacities. If this was the true intent and meaning of the parties in framing and executing that compact, and your committee cannot doubt that it was, then it irresistibly follows, that Congress cannot, by implication, de- rive, from that compact, power to do any act, which can interfere with the just and full exercise, by the States, of powers which each Ran within itself exercise, in a way sufficiently beneficial to itself, ■without clashing or interfering ...with the full exercise of the same powers by any other State within itself; such are the powers of eacls. [Doc. No. 126. ] 5 State to make roads and canals, and regulate its slave population within its own limits. Whenever, therefore, it shall hecome a ques- tion whether a particular power is vested in the General Govern- ment, such question can always be determined by reference to this test. But it is not the intention of your committee to enter into the dis- cussion, on the present occasion, of what arc the powers granted, or wliat retained by the States ; or wliether the Federal Government possesses other powers tiian those expressly defined in the Constitu- tion : for they deem sucli discussion, in its full extent, wholly unne- cessary to a correct decision on tlic inquiry submitted to them.
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