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... Senate this privilege , and not the Representatives , was , that in the Constitution " the Senate are coupled with the Presi- dent in certain executive functions , treaties , and appoint- ments . This makes them in a degree his ...
... Senate this privilege , and not the Representatives , was , that in the Constitution " the Senate are coupled with the Presi- dent in certain executive functions , treaties , and appoint- ments . This makes them in a degree his ...
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... Senate chamber . * * As the degree of state with which the session was opened was subse- quently a matter of comment ... Senate and House and conducted to the door of the Senate chamber , and passing from thence to the chair through the ...
... Senate chamber . * * As the degree of state with which the session was opened was subse- quently a matter of comment ... Senate and House and conducted to the door of the Senate chamber , and passing from thence to the chair through the ...
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... Senate to this article of the treaty . On the 24th of June two thirds of the Senate , the constitu- tional majority , voted for the ratification of the treaty , stipulating , however , that an article be added suspending so much of the ...
... Senate to this article of the treaty . On the 24th of June two thirds of the Senate , the constitu- tional majority , voted for the ratification of the treaty , stipulating , however , that an article be added suspending so much of the ...
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