Hawaiian Annexation
Hawaiian Annexation
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Now, if this joint resolution can be legally passed, constitutionally passed, I submit the proposition as one which can not be successfully answered, that there is no treaty rejected by the Senate because of a lack of two-thirds vote, if the foreign government had given its assent thereto, as it has done here, or as it did in the arbitration treaty, which could not be made law by the enactment of a statute in the Houi-eof Representatives and in the Senate and by it being signed by the President.... I see the Senator from Colorado assents to that.
Mr. TELLER. 1 do not know that I assent to it: but I do not think that the fact that that can be done is anv argument.
Mr. BACON. That may be. We shall see whether it is an ar- gument or not. But. Mr. President, I want to say to Senators, if there is any treaty which could be entered into between the Presi- dent and a foreign government, which, wlien it failed to receive a two-thirds vote in the Senate, could not bo mule law by tliis process, although it could not command a two-thirds vote in the Senate, I want Senators to point it out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, if this joint resolution can be legally passed, constitutionally passed, I submit the proposition as one which can not be successfully answered, that there is no treaty rejected by the Senate because of a lack of two-thirds vote, if the foreign government had given its assent thereto, as it has done here, or as it did in the arbitration treaty, which could not be made law by the enactment of a statute in the Houi-eof Representatives and in the Senate and by it being signed by the President.... I see the Senator from Colorado assents to that.
Mr. TELLER. 1 do not know that I assent to it: but I do not think that the fact that that can be done is anv argument.
Mr. BACON. That may be. We shall see whether it is an ar- gument or not. But. Mr. President, I want to say to Senators, if there is any treaty which could be entered into between the Presi- dent and a foreign government, which, wlien it failed to receive a two-thirds vote in the Senate, could not bo mule law by tliis process, although it could not command a two-thirds vote in the Senate, I want Senators to point it out.
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