The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-12

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upon judges vs elaborate
Of This question which have been had before me ~ y
able opinions Of Of the mos, in hs uno
on and examination and reflection have forced me 10 the CON
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ge. influence mind producing the conclusions which are
by paragraph in able opinion of the Attorney
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these cases. consisting Judge Secretary together
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be viewed, is clear either Congress conferred the
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which designated hsm in The ae MOI By name but
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that this excep
by construction of of 1873 and 1884 which above
sumed
conended duty ndudicang awarding
e not could e aas one OF s
way could not be by act Of Congrs. on any
q mis- una might perhaps. s,fuy imposed executive
upon officer. unIe. they Judicial lii
settled principle that Congress impose
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of Judicial character and be exercised judi
ne
las. above stated which had been We'll settled the
that they violated the constitution and that the acts
Chief Marshall says ha, "wherc rights innged
Of the laws intention the
us be with Irresistible s sS induce Ana s1a
That the be considered expoundng
so N BE- ass sS 5 a Ss SO
sue statutes as to admit Of absurd eonsequence.see also
construction Of is statutes -'''
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may amiss remark that the judge Of the
Judge, ordinary and
@ Of nn ana se. Of ns
OF arising me laws and o.
peculiarly appropriate tribunal to take cognzance Of these
which be
applicable presented The
hand, that the judge acted solely
and judcay would beey be equivalent TO
1873 1884
and all violation Of the provisions Of the
disregard principles decided
Cour WHILE the hand adopt
the will be consistent with each
apparent the will be carried out and
violence letter spirit Of the laws.
of this opinion that il
the argument by the district
the OF the Treasury regard 10
TO be considered by
appellate tribunal and binding
precedent and also stated Views on thai subject and
deferred TO the Secreta opinion VIII only add
right construction which have, in the foregoing
the of Congress in question: and In the
follows that the Secretary had
control opinions
Judgments
believe, Of this opinion disposed OF
which been raised by t
have been able my views and
condemned form, and with brevit but
the and importance Of the points raised well the
the from the involved in the
principle must be apology any is necessary for SO much
only that ponouncng this decon
appeal and requested that
noted herein end that he might, the
allowed IT, such appeal instructed 10 do
j. H. BRONSON,
Judge OF the District the United for the
Northern District Of Florida.
The foregoins copy from the original opinion.
J, II. BRONSON, Judge, &c.