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in reply TO Judge RoRSsy
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forward and aelszs tea5ssa. hAsnnnsthsm,
&sfst4a, aa6sstsa brsroasiitbf & revis-
ion, 70 be composed Of the Executive md
a.s6A6ssats ntImbef Of enc national jaai-
,sisty, With authority te examine every act
Of tie national legislature before il shall
operates and egeryyaetsE sfpaEtisslasJeg-
islssur4absfate Snegstitsa ttbrsoali shall be
final; sn3 that the dissent ofthe laid eoun.
ell shall amounsdo5ejseti6h dnisss the act
of the aatisasl iegislsture ) . again passed,
0: that Of a particulsr legislature be iasain
Rsgatived BY - of thsmeEbh erss Of each
branch. :, Tas4pexf proposition wa. the
qualified veto substsptfsify similar "a. that
now provided in the con~sttstisn. g.. The
next in Orlas aasshat 1.-the absolute esto.
This had NAM, eloquent andposesfui i'd
v~ocates, and among them LMr!i Hsmiiton,
AR. Wilson, aud others. DIFranElinn,, MI.
She~rasnsagd MraMsson, we're the princi-
pal ~OPpOnssta If The absoiuke- yeto,-z But
even Mr. Mason said, Ahel vasa fer giving
ell possible weight ssfsks 4etsiSIonary insti-
tuition. The executive pwerought to be
well secured, against legislative usurpstions
on it. The purse md the SWORD ought ner-
er to get iptatha sans hands, NE ether leg
~i,Iaiive or sxecdfivs.'t-4 ME.hTismiIton
sftorwsfaa msysd,y IN c~olpnttee Of the
whole, that ne ssxselifyie f.kayss negative
OF all la wsaRsi{ oBsaaassass aaths exc
cution of all laws passed.n %. Atraslaer
p rind Of the session, Mr.. Batisrasmoved
that ''tl,e national { &cutiveo have s1Powsr'
tosaspepd any legislative act FOR the fern
Of" and It is remarkable that DR..
Franklin seconded tlis melton. 1t is3un-
necessary logo farther into detail. The
absolute veto, after fail debsts, way IMAM
imou.ly voted d0wG, BY the cOanlYs.ean,ion,-
The qualified veto, now p part q, the cos
.stitution, was u.animaHsy s~us:aineds-
You heard to-day, fromthsgsadsmsu who
i, my specistHopp6sent Ju this occasion,
that Franklin, and mason, and Sherman,
were hiLLopPqsed1 70 heFete power. as set
forth ip Jl's seonstrtptipns and - enforced
by various presidents since the foundation
of tise Eo1etnmeut. without Intending 20
wound the gentleman's feelings,-I positive
ly,, .9Islhdfy, deliberately deny, the state
mept mhsgard, to al and each, Of these
gresAmeR Nsishsr Oftherh by speech OF
votaapressgt iti,sl least opposition TO it,
Tsaeyi 90 stStsd for II. ''rheir objections
wsrae6ufnsd totsss sbgolute veto, I chal-
lsngs denial % The point; i, ebsllepge De-
nia with ed the .decuuentary proof before
me: The gentleman himself will not at.1
tempEto ssiiissaysan pareof iris statement.
Here Judge Bodisy arose and confessed
thai fMtsasssrasc: Sherman, Franklins andyMa-
sop. had sIasa, disapproysd the ahaoluteI
vssalsfYaahsasfhe gentisusa seknowi.
edge the account I give Of this matter to be
tberttae 6Assw Thsnsah5,aef me ask, did
ths,gsdasaah quite thsn 81 ss oplposed to1
the 9qaIudsd Yys9j ~ VII, IN Why dig, he
do 90 a he beceme saeqasietsds vithl
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bysEbSiiskt MID sGtt5Aim 81 Msssrssl
CkNosssREe1s, aSn1d otAsr sstate Wig lead
srs2 It o. condole wthhim prsfeHndlys
Did he1intend to impose o. this respected
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