The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13

elected during rood behavior the election ;s 20
be made by electors chosen by the people in the
| election districts aforesaid the authorities ana
functions to be as follows To have n negative mo-
on NJ laws abou. TO he passed, and the exccu.ina
OF ail}aws passed TO have the direction, of war
when authorised or begun; "a have, with the al
wee OF the senate, the power Of making, .,t trea
ties to have the sole appointments OF ,i heads
on chief officers of finance aud foreign a,,,irs IN
have the nonination of ~ other officers, aubas,a
doris tn foreign nations included. su.iect To the
| appreciation or rejection cr the sena,r (: TO have
power ofparloning all offences. except treason.
winch he shai! not pardon without the approb,,i.
on Of the senate
" On the death, resignation. or removal nj
the governor, his authorities be exercised nv 4, e
president oil The senate, till sue -essor be APP
pointed
vi. The senate has the sole power of declaring
war, the power of advising and approving ali
treaties, the power ct approving and reiec,in,- all
appointments ct officers, except the hea,ls or
chiefs of the departments OF finance, war, ami To-
reign Atlas.
VII The supreme judcia, authority oc tho y
States TO be vested ia Judges, TO hold their office
during good behavior, with adequate and -erra
nent salaries the court 20 have original urisf;c
ton in all causes nf juiicature, and an appellate
jurisdiction in all causes, in which, the revenues
OF Tue general government, or the citizens OF To-
reign nations are concerned.
|, VIII. The Legislature Of tho United States 70
have power to institute courts in o. =, state f,r.
the determination of Ill matters OF general con-
Germ.
TX. The governors, senators, and al! off -ers {
the United States to be liable Ia imDe for
msl and corrupt conduct; AMI upon cnur;ctjon tn
he removed FROM office, and disqualified Cor hold
ing any place of trust and profit. All in,Deach
nens to he tried nv court. to consist OF chief
justice or Judge OF the superior court of iaw of
each state, provided such iuGn.e hold his place
during good behavior, aud nave permanent So
larry.
z. All laws of particular states; contrary to
the constitutions or laws or>thr United States. 10
be utterly void and the better to prevent such
laws being passed, the go% srror CT president of
each state shall he appointed b, the general 90
vernment, and sha!! have negative up IN The
laws about to be pa,@cd in the state of which he
10 governor or president.
III. No state to have any force land or naval ::
and the militsto be under the sole and exclu.
sive erection of the United States, the officers
OF which to be appointed and commissioned by
them.
8 II was said, that government formed on t'is
plan, would have been " n monarchy IN every
thing but the name" This is very tf,.e, and A
merica wanted precisely such ;,ov,i n,nent tie
many of all countries stand in need of Il monarch,
at once t. keep them in obedience TO itself, and
to protect them from the tyranny and rapacity Of
the aspiring, rch and avaricious few. The pen
PIE M America wanted such a protector, but the
deluslon of the times would not have permitted
him to be called q 1nora-ch''
The articles of amendment 10 the cnnstit,-
ton may be considered as a valuable and interest
ing bill of rights
The treaty Of Pavia, a city Of. he N;,anesc,
was signed July 1871, and Intended fJr the par.
tition OF France, Bavaria aud Poland England
acceded to it in March, 1892.
There were two treaties of Pi'nitz made be-
tween the emperor ct Germany and tie king OF
Prussia, in August, 1871 The first ,avowcd. the
second secret The former declared the actual
situation of his majesty the king of Fcanoe, as
an object of common concern to all the soverelgns
OF Europe--lhe latter related to the dis.ribul
on OF territorial Acquisition