The American Executive And Executive Methods
The American Executive And Executive Methods
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In 1874, the governor so recognized having been driven by violence from the state-house and com- pelled to take refuge in the federal custom-house, i Luther v. Borden, 7 How. , 1 (1848). 167 THE AMERICAN EXECUTIVE President Grant again intervened, and caused his re- instatement, deeming it to be his duty to maintain the government which he had recognized. In the same year, he supported the governor of Arkansas, pursuant to an application made by a joint resolution of the legislature of the stat...e for protection against domestic violence. In a subse- quent controversy arising later in the year in conse- quence of the adoption of a new state constitution, he declined to interfere on the ground that the le- gality of the state government was then under inves- tigation by Congress. In a message to Congress on this subject President Grant said: "The whole sub- ject of executive interference in the affairs of a state is repugnant to public opinion and the feelings of those who, from their official capacity, must be used in such interposition, and to him or those who must direct.
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In 1874, the governor so recognized having been driven by violence from the state-house and com- pelled to take refuge in the federal custom-house, i Luther v. Borden, 7 How. , 1 (1848). 167 THE AMERICAN EXECUTIVE President Grant again intervened, and caused his re- instatement, deeming it to be his duty to maintain the government which he had recognized. In the same year, he supported the governor of Arkansas, pursuant to an application made by a joint resolution of the legislature of the stat...e for protection against domestic violence. In a subse- quent controversy arising later in the year in conse- quence of the adoption of a new state constitution, he declined to interfere on the ground that the le- gality of the state government was then under inves- tigation by Congress. In a message to Congress on this subject President Grant said: "The whole sub- ject of executive interference in the affairs of a state is repugnant to public opinion and the feelings of those who, from their official capacity, must be used in such interposition, and to him or those who must direct.
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