Messages And Papers of the Presidents Franklin Pierce 8 5
Messages And Papers of the Presidents Franklin Pierce 8 5
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One other peculiarity in this course of legislation is not lessremarkable. It is that when the General Government first took charge oflighthouses and beacons it required the works themselves and the landson which they were situated to be ceded to the United States. Andalthough for a time this precaution was neglected in the case of newworks, in the sequel it was provided by general laws that no light-houseshould be constructed on any site previous to the jurisdiction over thesame being ceded to... the United States.
Constitutional authority for the construction and support of many of thepublic works of this nature, it is certain, may be found in the powerof Congress to maintain a navy and provide for the general defense; buttheir number, and in many instances their location, preclude the idea oftheir being fully justified as necessary and proper incidents of thatpower. And they do not seem susceptible of being referred to any otherof the specific powers vested in Congress by the Constitution, unless itbe that to raise revenue in so far as this relates to navigation.
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One other peculiarity in this course of legislation is not lessremarkable. It is that when the General Government first took charge oflighthouses and beacons it required the works themselves and the landson which they were situated to be ceded to the United States. Andalthough for a time this precaution was neglected in the case of newworks, in the sequel it was provided by general laws that no light-houseshould be constructed on any site previous to the jurisdiction over thesame being ceded to... the United States.
Constitutional authority for the construction and support of many of thepublic works of this nature, it is certain, may be found in the powerof Congress to maintain a navy and provide for the general defense; buttheir number, and in many instances their location, preclude the idea oftheir being fully justified as necessary and proper incidents of thatpower. And they do not seem susceptible of being referred to any otherof the specific powers vested in Congress by the Constitution, unless itbe that to raise revenue in so far as this relates to navigation.
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