The Transitional Period 1788 1789 in the Government of the United States
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New Hampshire, December 15, 1788.
Massachusetts, December i8, 17S8.
Connecticut, December 22, 1788.
Delaware and Maryland, January 7, 1789.
Virginia, February 2, 1789.
Georgia, February 9, 1789.
New Jersey, February 11 — March 10, 1789.
New York, March 3, 17S9.
CHAPTER IV PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS The Constitution was clear enough in saying that United States Senators should be chosen by the respective state legis- latures, and that representatives should be chosen by the people. But a new and impo...rtant question had reference to presidential electors. Should they be appointed by the legislature or elected by the general body of voters? If by the former, should it be by joint or concurrent ballot — a question also involved in the choice of senators. If by the latter, should it be by the district or by the general ticket system — an important question in the election of representatives. Congress had gone to its constitutional limit in fixing the time for the choice of electors, and the time for them to cast their votes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
New Hampshire, December 15, 1788.
Massachusetts, December i8, 17S8.
Connecticut, December 22, 1788.
Delaware and Maryland, January 7, 1789.
Virginia, February 2, 1789.
Georgia, February 9, 1789.
New Jersey, February 11 — March 10, 1789.
New York, March 3, 17S9.
CHAPTER IV PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS The Constitution was clear enough in saying that United States Senators should be chosen by the respective state legis- latures, and that representatives should be chosen by the people. But a new and impo...rtant question had reference to presidential electors. Should they be appointed by the legislature or elected by the general body of voters? If by the former, should it be by joint or concurrent ballot — a question also involved in the choice of senators. If by the latter, should it be by the district or by the general ticket system — an important question in the election of representatives. Congress had gone to its constitutional limit in fixing the time for the choice of electors, and the time for them to cast their votes.
What to read after The Transitional Period 1788 1789 in the Government of the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Fletcher Stephens to read onlineMoreLess
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