Proceedings of the Louisville Bar Association, John Marshall Day, Louisville, February 4, 1901
Proceedings of the Louisville Bar Association, John Marshall Day, Louisville, February 4, 1901
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May our beloved country ever have a government powerful to protect rights and to redress injuries, and sustained by the affectionate loyalty and the prayers of the people and founded in the purpose of Qod. As time goes on, may great and good men contin- ually arise who are able to shape the ages as they i>a88.
To the end of time, on the roll of the names of the men who have shaped the ages high shall stand the name of John Marshall.
Digiti: zed by Google MARBURY V. MADISON.
By TaUam Warwick Thi...nn.
Ladies and Gentlemen: It falls to me to make some brief comment upon the case of Marbury v. Madison, which was one of the earliest and one of the most important cases decided by Chief Jus- tice Marshall. It is to be found in 1st Granch, pp. 137- 178, and was decided on February 24, 1803. Mar- bury and others had been appointed justices of the peace for the District of Ck)lumbia, by President Adams, just before the expiration of his term.
Their commissions had been made out and signed, but were not delivered, when the President's term expired, and they came to the hands of James Madi- son, the Secretary of State of the new President, Thomas Jefferson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May our beloved country ever have a government powerful to protect rights and to redress injuries, and sustained by the affectionate loyalty and the prayers of the people and founded in the purpose of Qod. As time goes on, may great and good men contin- ually arise who are able to shape the ages as they i>a88.
To the end of time, on the roll of the names of the men who have shaped the ages high shall stand the name of John Marshall.
Digiti: zed by Google MARBURY V. MADISON.
By TaUam Warwick Thi...nn.
Ladies and Gentlemen: It falls to me to make some brief comment upon the case of Marbury v. Madison, which was one of the earliest and one of the most important cases decided by Chief Jus- tice Marshall. It is to be found in 1st Granch, pp. 137- 178, and was decided on February 24, 1803. Mar- bury and others had been appointed justices of the peace for the District of Ck)lumbia, by President Adams, just before the expiration of his term.
Their commissions had been made out and signed, but were not delivered, when the President's term expired, and they came to the hands of James Madi- son, the Secretary of State of the new President, Thomas Jefferson.
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