Speech Paris Treaty volume 2
Speech Paris Treaty volume 2
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It was a case that arose out of the sale of cotton by order of a Territorial court in the Territory of Florida. Mr. Webster, in his argument, went into a full exposi- tion of the relations of the Territories to the Government of the United States. This, mark you. Was in 1:28, more than seventy years ago, Mnd only a few years, comparatively speaking, after our Government had been organized under the Constitution. None of the decisions to which 1 have here referred had been ren- dered, but Mr. We...bster, with that marvelous analytical ability which he possessed, with that knowledge of the Constitution and its proper construction which he always displayed when discuss- ing these questions, contended that the Constitution did not ex- tend over acquired territory; that territory itself was the prop- erty of the United States, and that Congress was the supreme power in legislating for such territor}'.
The treity of cession by which the United States became pos- sessed of the Territory of Florida was so worded that the Supreme Court was not recjuired to speciticaily and in exact language de- termine the ])roposition as Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a case that arose out of the sale of cotton by order of a Territorial court in the Territory of Florida. Mr. Webster, in his argument, went into a full exposi- tion of the relations of the Territories to the Government of the United States. This, mark you. Was in 1:28, more than seventy years ago, Mnd only a few years, comparatively speaking, after our Government had been organized under the Constitution. None of the decisions to which 1 have here referred had been ren- dered, but Mr. We...bster, with that marvelous analytical ability which he possessed, with that knowledge of the Constitution and its proper construction which he always displayed when discuss- ing these questions, contended that the Constitution did not ex- tend over acquired territory; that territory itself was the prop- erty of the United States, and that Congress was the supreme power in legislating for such territor}'.
The treity of cession by which the United States became pos- sessed of the Territory of Florida was so worded that the Supreme Court was not recjuired to speciticaily and in exact language de- termine the ])roposition as Mr.
What to read after Speech Paris Treaty volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A J From Old Catalog Hopkins to read onlineMoreLess
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