The Life And Speeches of Hon. Charles Warren Fairbanks, Republican Candidate for Vice-President
The Life And Speeches of Hon. Charles Warren Fairbanks, Republican Candidate for Vice-President
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"I observe that this course was adopted by the Senate at the last session. The resolution concern- ing Cuba was referred to the Committee on Foreign Eelations. The committee, after mature delibera- tion, reported it back to the Senate with substitute FAIRBANKS 103 resolutions. The majority report was presented by the honorable Senator from Alabama, who now op- poses the reference of his own resolution upon the same subject in the same manner to the same com- mittee. If deliberation and orderly ...procedure were observed then, why not now? What exigency has arisen which demands the present departure from the practices of the Senate in the past ?
"Mr. President, I shall not stop to discuss the question as to whether, under the constitution, the recognition of belligerency is an executive or legisla- tive function, or whether the executive and legislative branches of the Government should act conjointly.
But it seems to me that in the conduct of our foreign affairs the practice has been for the Committee on Foreign Relations to act upon these international questions to some degree in conjunction with the' Executive Department of the Government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I observe that this course was adopted by the Senate at the last session. The resolution concern- ing Cuba was referred to the Committee on Foreign Eelations. The committee, after mature delibera- tion, reported it back to the Senate with substitute FAIRBANKS 103 resolutions. The majority report was presented by the honorable Senator from Alabama, who now op- poses the reference of his own resolution upon the same subject in the same manner to the same com- mittee. If deliberation and orderly ...procedure were observed then, why not now? What exigency has arisen which demands the present departure from the practices of the Senate in the past ?
"Mr. President, I shall not stop to discuss the question as to whether, under the constitution, the recognition of belligerency is an executive or legisla- tive function, or whether the executive and legislative branches of the Government should act conjointly.
But it seems to me that in the conduct of our foreign affairs the practice has been for the Committee on Foreign Relations to act upon these international questions to some degree in conjunction with the' Executive Department of the Government.
What to read after The Life And Speeches of Hon. Charles Warren Fairbanks, Republican Candidate for Vice-President?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams, Henry Smith, 1863-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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