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| Member of       | **Section. 8.** | whatsoever,     | Consent of the  |
| either House    | The Congress    | over such       | Congress,       |
| during his      | shall have      | District (not   | accept of any   |
| Continuance in  | Power To lay    | exceeding ten   | present,        |
| Office.\        | and collect     | Miles square)   | Emolument,      |
| **Section. 7.** | Taxes, Duties,  | as may, by      | Office, or      |
| All Bills for   | Imposts and     | Cession of      | Title, of any   |
| raising Revenue | Excises, to pay | particular      | kind whatever,  |
| shall originate | the Debts and   | States, and the | from any King,  |
| in the House of | provide for the | Acceptance of   | Prince, or      |
| R               | common Defence  | Congress,       | foreign State.\ |
| epresentatives; | and general     | become the Seat | **Section.      |
| but the Senate  | Welfare of the  | of the          | 10.** No State  |
| may propose or  | United States;  | Government of   | shall enter     |
| concur with     | but all Duties, | the United      | into any        |
| Amendments as   | Imposts and     | States, and to  | Treaty,         |
| on other Bills. | Excises shall   | exercise like   | Alliance, or    |
| Every Bill      | be uniform      | Authority over  | Confederation;  |
| which shall     | throughout the  | all Places      | grant Letters   |
| have passed the | United States;  | purchased by    | of Marque and   |
| House of        | To borrow Money | the Consent of  | Reprisal; coin  |
| Representatives | on the credit   | the Legislature | Money; emit     |
| and the Senate, | of the United   | of the State in | Bills of        |
| shall, before   | States; To      | which the Same  | Credit; make    |
| it become a     | regulate        | shall be, for   | any Thing but   |
| Law, be         | Commerce with   | the Erection of | gold and silver |
| presented to    | foreign         | Forts,          | Coin a Tender   |
| the President   | Nations, and    | Magazines,      | in Payment of   |
| of the United   | among the       | Arsenals,       | Debts; pass any |
| States: If he   | several States, | dock-Yards, and | Bill of         |
| approve he      | and with the    | other needful   | Attainder, ex   |
| shall sign it,  | Indian Tribes;  | B               | post facto Law, |
| but if not he   | To establish an | uildings;\--And | or Law          |
| shall return    | uniform Rule of | To make all     | impairing the   |
| it, with his    | Naturalization, | Laws which      | Obligation of   |
| Objections to   | and uniform     | shall be        | Contracts, or   |
| that House in   | Laws on the     | necessary and   | grant any Title |
| which it shall  | subject of      | proper for      | of Nobility. No |
| have            | Bankruptcies    | carrying into   | State shall,    |
| originated, who | throughout the  | Execution the   | without the     |
| shall enter the | United States;  | foregoing       | Consent of the  |
| Objections at   | To coin Money,  | Powers, and all | Congress, lay   |
| large on their  | regulate the    | other Powers    | any Imposts or  |
| Journal, and    | Value thereof,  | vested by this  | Duties on       |
| proceed to      | and of foreign  | Constitution in | Imports or      |
| reconsider      | Coin, and fix   | the Government  | Exports, except |
| it.If after     | the Standard of | of the United   | what may be     |
| such            | Weights and     | States, or in   | absolutely      |
| Reconsideration | Measures; To    | any Department  | necessary for   |
| two thirds of   | provide for the | or Officer      | executing it\'s |
| that House      | Punishment of   | thereof.\       | inspection      |
| shall agree to  | counterfeiting  | **Section. 9.** | Laws: and the   |
| pass the Bill,  | the Securities  | The Migration   | net Produce of  |
| it shall be     | and current     | or Importation  | all Duties and  |
| sent, together  | Coin of the     | of such Persons | Imposts, laid   |
| with the        | United States;  | as any of the   | by any State on |
| Objections, to  | To establish    | States now      | Imports or      |
| the other       | Post Offices    | existing shall  | Exports, shall  |
| House, by which | and post Roads; | think proper to | be for the Use  |
| it shall        | To promote the  | admit, shall    | of the Treasury |
| likewise be     | Progress of     | not be          | of the United   |
| reconsidered,   | Science and     | prohibited by   | States; and all |
| and if approved | useful Arts, by | the Congress    | such Laws shall |
| by two thirds   | securing for    | prior to the    | be subject to   |
| of that House,  | limited Times   | Year one        | the Revision    |
| it shall become | to Authors and  | thousand eight  | and Controul of |
| a Law. But in   | Inventors the   | hundred and     | the Congress.   |
| all such Cases  | exclusive Right | eight, but a    | No State shall, |
| the Votes of    | to their        | Tax or duty may | without the     |
| both Houses     | respective      | be imposed on   | Consent of      |
| shall be        | Writings and    | such            | Congress, lay   |
| determined by   | Discoveries; To | Importation,    | any Duty of     |
| yeas and Nays,  | constitute      | not exceeding   | Tonnage, keep   |
| and the Names   | Tribunals       | ten dollars for | Troops, or      |
| of the Persons  | inferior to the | each Person.    | Ships of War in |
| voting for and  | supreme Court;  | The Privilege   | time of Peace,  |
| against the     | To define and   | of the Writ of  | enter into any  |
| Bill shall be   | punish Piracies | Habeas Corpus   | Agreement or    |
| entered on the  | and Felonies    | shall not be    | Compact with    |
| Journal of each | committed on    | suspended,      | another State,  |
| House           | the high Seas,  | unless when in  | or with a       |
| respectively.   | and Offences    | Cases of        | foreign Power,  |
| If any Bill     | against the Law | Rebellion or    | or engage in    |
| shall not be    | of Nations; To  | Invasion the    | War, unless     |
| returned by the | declare War,    | public Safety   | actually        |
| President       | grant Letters   | may require it. | invaded, or in  |
| within ten Days | of Marque and   | No Bill of      | such imminent   |
| (Sundays        | Reprisal, and   | Attainder or ex | Danger as will  |
| excepted) after | make Rules      | post facto Law  | not admit of    |
| it shall have   | concerning      | shall be        | delay.          |
| been presented  | Captures on     | passed. No      |                 |
| to him, the     | Land and Water; | Capitation, or  | Article. II.    |
| Same shall be a | To raise and    | other direct,   |                 |
| Law, in like    | support Armies, | Tax shall be    | **Section. 1.** |
| Manner as if he | but no          | laid, unless in | The executive   |
| had signed it,  | Appropriation   | Proportion to   | Power shall be  |
| unless the      | of Money to     | the Census or   | vested in a     |
| Congress by     | that Use shall  | enumeration     | President of    |
| their           | be for a longer | herein before   | the United      |
| Adjournment     | Term than two   | directed to be  | States of       |
| prevent its     | Years; To       | taken. No Tax   | America. He     |
| Return, in      | provide and     | or Duty shall   | shall hold his  |
| which Case it   | maintain a      | be laid on      | Office during   |
| shall not be a  | Navy; To make   | Articles        | the Term of     |
| Law. Every      | Rules for the   | exported from   | four Years,     |
| Order,          | Government and  | any State. No   | and, together   |
| Resolution, or  | Regulation of   | Preference      | with the Vice   |
| Vote to which   | the land and    | shall be given  | President,      |
| the Concurrence | naval Forces;   | by any          | chosen for the  |
| of the Senate   | To provide for  | Regulation of   | same Term, be   |
| and House of    | calling forth   | Commerce or     | elected, as     |
| Representatives | the Militia to  | Revenue to the  | follows: Each   |
| may be          | execute the     | Ports of one    | State shall     |
| necessary       | Laws of the     | State over      | appoint, in     |
| (except on a    | Union, suppress | those of        | such Manner as  |
| question of     | Insurrections   | another; nor    | the Legislature |
| Adjournment)    | and repel       | shall Vessels   | thereof may     |
| shall be        | Invasions; To   | bound to, or    | direct, a       |
| presented to    | provide for     | from, one       | Number of       |
| the President   | organizing,     | State, be       | Electors, equal |
| of the United   | arming, and     | obliged to      | to the whole    |
| States; and     | disciplining,   | enter, clear,   | Number of       |
| before the Same | the Militia,    | or pay Duties   | Senators and    |
| shall take      | and for         | in another. No  | Representatives |
| Effect, shall   | governing such  | Money shall be  | to which the    |
| be approved by  | Part of them as | drawn from the  | State may be    |
| him, or being   | may be employed | Treasury, but   | entitled in the |
| disapproved by  | in the Service  | in Consequence  |                 |
| him, shall be   | of the United   | of              |                 |
| repassed by two | States,         | Appropriations  |                 |
| thirds of the   | reserving to    | made by Law;    |                 |
| Senate and      | the States      | and a regular   |                 |
| House of        | respectively,   | Statement and   |                 |
| R               | the Appointment | Account of the  |                 |
| epresentatives, | of the          | Receipts and    |                 |
| according to    | Officers, and   | Expenditures of |                 |
| the Rules and   | the Authority   | all public      |                 |
| Limitations     | of training the | Money shall be  |                 |
| prescribed in   | Militia         | published from  |                 |
| the Case of a   | according to    | time to time.   |                 |
| Bill.           | the discipline  | No Title of     |                 |
|                 | prescribed by   | Nobility shall  |                 |
|                 | Congress; To    | be granted by   |                 |
|                 | exercise        | the United      |                 |
|                 | exclusive       | States: And no  |                 |
|                 | Legislation in  | Person holding  |                 |
|                 | all Cases       | any Office of   |                 |
|                 |                 | Profit or Trust |                 |
|                 |                 | under them,     |                 |
|                 |                 | shall, without  |                 |
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