The Young American a Civic Reader
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The presiding oflficer of the state senate ii the lieu- 124 THE YOUNG AMERICAN tenant-governor, * if the state has one (Chap. XII). If not, then the senators elect their chairman. The lower house always elects its own speaker.
ig. Each state has a constitution, just as has the United States. And the state constitution tells what the legisla- ture may and may not do. So the law-makers are not free to do as they please. They must make no law which inter- feres with the Constitution of the United ...States, or with a law of congress, or with the state constitution. But yet the state legislatures make a very large number of laws every time they meet. Perhaps it would be quite as well if they made fewer.
20. The County Law-Makers. — Believing, as we do, that home rule, or local self-government, is a good thing, our state legislatures leave purely local matters, as far as possible, for the people of each smaller neighborhood to decide as they please. So each county has some sort of law-making body, usually called a loard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The presiding oflficer of the state senate ii the lieu- 124 THE YOUNG AMERICAN tenant-governor, * if the state has one (Chap. XII). If not, then the senators elect their chairman. The lower house always elects its own speaker.
ig. Each state has a constitution, just as has the United States. And the state constitution tells what the legisla- ture may and may not do. So the law-makers are not free to do as they please. They must make no law which inter- feres with the Constitution of the United ...States, or with a law of congress, or with the state constitution. But yet the state legislatures make a very large number of laws every time they meet. Perhaps it would be quite as well if they made fewer.
20. The County Law-Makers. — Believing, as we do, that home rule, or local self-government, is a good thing, our state legislatures leave purely local matters, as far as possible, for the people of each smaller neighborhood to decide as they please. So each county has some sort of law-making body, usually called a loard.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Pratt Judson to read onlineMoreLess
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