Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-23


bill which has beea vetoed. from the origin oi IN
| Cove nmsnt 10 the prcsent time, has ever become
law by receiving on It's reconsideration, the votes
,wo-'hirds Of the two branches OF Congress. No
| vii such an example In all probability ever occur
In this country, II - most likely that We shall al
ways be 60 divided into pa'ties as 10 render MAJOR
ties OF that sort impraetieable The power and pat
ronase OF The Presidential ONCE, IN whosesove
he lis II may BE- ICED, VIII always enable ITS IN
eumbeni TO control sufficient number IN the I'VE
Houses 10 prevent the concurrence OF twc-thifds 70
support OF eny bill which he may have refused e
ssn. 20 all praeieai cnds, therefore, inc fua"neu
veto OF an american ftesident " az enee'us, -
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What sort of legislative power !, tbi,3 H., eo,
a mere negative on legislation be considered IN.
exercise of mower Of l,eislntionl WHY !, vas
the Constitution, TO YES, this negative power in
! the Supreme Court. Ii this proposition had me-
vailed, | suppose that tribunal whose approximate
| function il is 10 cons,rue and expound the laws.
would have heen considered hv the gentleman \ co.
ordinate part OF the legislative power The Ptesi-
dent has no agency in framing laws: he can take no
par; lawfully in originating them; he canno, plrti
eipae IN their discussion; he does not share in the
deliberations bestowed upon them, or vote for or
| against them. When passed by Congress and pre-.
sen'ed to nm, he has no authority TO amend or al =
Ter them IN the smallest particular de approves or
REJECTS, as they come from those who alone have the
right TO make them. IL he refuses TO sish bill
mus presented 10 MN, II may, IN two modes, pro-
vIded by the Constitution, become law wholly
independent OF his action. IL two-ihirds of both
D'anehes congress vote Tor 1t AFTER lis return by
me Ftesioen,' IS law as ehectualy as u he had
approved ana sisned II. Asan; I'll any OIL shall
NOV DC re'ufhe" Ny tue ffesloent WITHIN ten days
lounIays e1eep'ed) etet u snail have been pre-
sehled 70 num- ihe same snail oe law IN IKE man
Isi as u ne hau sl@heo' unless congress ny thelr
presen' "S fe'u'"' IN "hich case IL
| s" 10, nO' Eo 'a"'
mere men, we see that oliis may become laws
I'm nnou' VI? pa'ue'P."oh oI 1e FIeSloent AZ an.
no" sheh 70 DC 70 Oe tega'ued IN any sense as
par" VI ''s 'esS'S'Ne P""e'
Let US pause before we give our assent TO sny
prIne'p's so dangerous as th's. Inc Prescential
once, win tne powers lesitImately belonging to i,
anu NOSE wn'ch usage Hnu preeeaen' nave added,
! are aouh1ah'P numerous hbo sTongI 100 strong
aheouy' eal' or 'e Perpetuauon OF our ifee insli
tulons, ana increasing 10 visot win every admin
isUAuon: Lstus not sun Ut her strengthen these
powers oY CohCel!hg 70 !he once sources OF author'
/ NY never contemplated oy inc constitution, but