Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
From the Nationa, lntelllgencer.
IIIE NL,El CANEN

From the Nationa IntelIlgencer.
THE VETO CASES.
In our article Of the 4ta inst on the ''ONE Man Pow
Err" &C. it was stated that during The frs toriy y arS
Of the Government Tive Presidents power If qial q
negative bills passed by Congress had been exercised
hut nine times; that during the nineteen lowing years,
berinninp with Gen Jacson's accession the PrrSden
cv that power had been exercised by the direct refusal
of Executive assent. and by retaining bills hrehy joH
times - and that only one Instance q retaining oN'
had occurred before the jackson erl None u these state
nenis has. far have noticed, haen formally de
MED But As many Of The ucotucl organs persist IN
serng that there have been but reHiy tre veo clscS
since the beginning Of The Government, thus assigning
only sixteen the jackson dynasty we SnhWn IN yer
cation of onr and for future reference. list
of all the cas-s From this list 1t Will appear that the
veto power was exercised BY President jackson ecre
Zines. bv President TYLER ten tines and BY President
Puk three times; in all ceaty,toT cases. As we stated
The list is confined negatives on bills and does not
include every case i What may Be called the veto 'm-
prnDpr " as distinguished from tn technical vet0 not Tor
example as a restricted approval, quasi veto mon
Grel vet; heading veo; constructive vet1 veto on
law already passed, BY the arrogaion of dispensing
p,wer or by a refusal ''take care that the law be
faithfully executed" SC. OF these distinctions TO the
legislation BY the intervention Of the One Man Power
instances were given in the article referred q.
We use the occasion Of again noclng THIS sahJAct =
correct an error Of The copys in the citation N that ar
ce from Mr. Jelferson'S opinion to President W aShng
ton on the Bank bill The sentence as printed Is: Il
must be added, however that unless the Presidents
mind on view Z" every ihin9 lha' urged Tor ana 4
gan-' ih.s PHI ,o'Faor cear TIT i 7 "', ,'' "
ne ooHsthM'Mi' Ne, III ".a s.,'.u n "''''''0'
List Of Presidents and IF Bis Ietocd
ASHiN'toN. cp...;..
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ApAms n,"c
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ga. -. ;no,roo-a,in,r tho protcs,,nt Fniscona,
j.. AN act lncofPo.as 'ng ",' s ,L Di-.,@. -"
CHurcn IN .he I'"n u ~ y Il! '''
eo, Ia" s. pia+j 'rarv;o William
,1~ ~ "It 'o '"V ''. ' .',I Man., I,,ah XVII
coleman, EIMln i'rM' l''i,"' -h,.a
~. l'H H, III i'.,'s E6,nr,, - lSII II
y ~ 'fl'
10 ,-ovfIirr f,r he taI If causes pendngir
the resnectve District Courts Of the United States il
case of the absence or disability of the judges hereUt
qrrI2 1912 mr.
A San act supplementary to the acts heretolFe pass
ed On the subject Of uniform rule Of uaurAlizaton
N,rsnbcr 6. 1912 H. r. Retained.
/ IAN act 70 iucrprute tbe subscribers to the Ban}
Ill., II States Of America "-Jlauary 80, 1915 Sen
80
6 Gan act to set aaart and pledge certain ucds for in
.trnaI imnr,vemeuls ',-1Iarch 3 1917. H. Il.
= '''''1' ''''l Monroe.
Gan act for the preservation and repair of the Cum
h t.arl,rd ,nad u-Upi ASH. II. r.
1 ], q ADAAs.-.None
i Jackson.
\ Al AT authorizing "a subscription Of stock in III
.Nrg,;Ile N,.binotnn Paris and Lex,nglon Turnpike
,aI' (,nm,anv -, NM 81. 1880 r. r.
. An act au,borizn,r ga subscription of stock in tn