Onslow in Reply to Patrick Henry Originally Published in the National Intellige
Onslow in Reply to Patrick Henry Originally Published in the National Intellige
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Vn to y«. U, tliat no word in the lan<»ua;ie more invariably has at'ached to it the idea ot'decision by appeal, an?! tha» tho»e is not an instance of its beli. *; used h) a.. } respectable au- thtirity in tlie sense which you state to be its Bsual moaning ? It only remains to consider the cases that you have cited from the M. Nual, t(i prove that the Speaker of the House of Commons possess- es the power in question ; by whic'i yu would infer that it belongs also to the Vice President. A very strange deduction by one who believes that the power originates in the Constitution, and that it neither ciin be given or taken away by the authority of the Senate itself. After asserting that it has " deeper and holier founda- ticns than the rules and usages of the Senate, " there is soniethirg more than ridiculous, that you at last seek for the power in thi- rules and usages of MiP Mouse of Commons ! But let such incon- si*? ency pass. You h, ive indeed established the fact, that th • Speaker has the power, but you ha^e overlooked the material circunistance, as I have shown fr'-m your oun cases, that he possess- e?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vn to y«. U, tliat no word in the lan<»ua;ie more invariably has at'ached to it the idea ot'decision by appeal, an?! tha» tho»e is not an instance of its beli. *; used h) a.. } respectable au- thtirity in tlie sense which you state to be its Bsual moaning ? It only remains to consider the cases that you have cited from the M. Nual, t(i prove that the Speaker of the House of Commons possess- es the power in question ; by whic'i yu would infer that it belongs also to the Vice President. A very strange deduction by one who believes that the power originates in the Constitution, and that it neither ciin be given or taken away by the authority of the Senate itself. After asserting that it has " deeper and holier founda- ticns than the rules and usages of the Senate, " there is soniethirg more than ridiculous, that you at last seek for the power in thi- rules and usages of MiP Mouse of Commons ! But let such incon- si*? ency pass. You h, ive indeed established the fact, that th • Speaker has the power, but you ha^e overlooked the material circunistance, as I have shown fr'-m your oun cases, that he possess- e?
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