Speech of Hon E C Ingersoll On the Government of Insurrectionary States Del
Speech of Hon E C Ingersoll On the Government of Insurrectionary States Del
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TRIMBLE. To ask a question. ' Mr. INGERSOLL. I will.
Mr. TRIMBLE. As the gentleman con- cedes that the President, by the Constitution, is Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy, I desire to know whether the President would not have the power to revoke any order made by any officer of the Army under this bill ?
Mr. INGERSOLL. So far as the ques- tion of power is concerned I have conceded that.
Mr. TRIMBLE. I mean constitutional power.
Mr. INGERSOLL. Well, for the sake of argument I will concede... that also.
Mr. TRIMBLE. I wish to ask further whether it would be a ground for impeachment if he exercised that power in a constitutional way?
Mr. INGERSOLL. I think I have already answered the gentleman's question in a former portion of my remarks, but for his satisfac- tion I will endeavor to answer it again. I say that it might be a ground of impeachment in this way: if he should use that power for cor- rupt purposes he would undoubtedly be liable to impeachment, and Congress would have the right to inquire into the motives and objects of the President in rescinding such on order, and if it should appear that he rescinded such order for corrupt purposes Congress would not only have the power to impeach him, but ought to impeach him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TRIMBLE. To ask a question. ' Mr. INGERSOLL. I will.
Mr. TRIMBLE. As the gentleman con- cedes that the President, by the Constitution, is Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy, I desire to know whether the President would not have the power to revoke any order made by any officer of the Army under this bill ?
Mr. INGERSOLL. So far as the ques- tion of power is concerned I have conceded that.
Mr. TRIMBLE. I mean constitutional power.
Mr. INGERSOLL. Well, for the sake of argument I will concede... that also.
Mr. TRIMBLE. I wish to ask further whether it would be a ground for impeachment if he exercised that power in a constitutional way?
Mr. INGERSOLL. I think I have already answered the gentleman's question in a former portion of my remarks, but for his satisfac- tion I will endeavor to answer it again. I say that it might be a ground of impeachment in this way: if he should use that power for cor- rupt purposes he would undoubtedly be liable to impeachment, and Congress would have the right to inquire into the motives and objects of the President in rescinding such on order, and if it should appear that he rescinded such order for corrupt purposes Congress would not only have the power to impeach him, but ought to impeach him.
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