Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

iuia,iouS ,i>apprurr,l and Shall return a c,'-
- Of such appropriations, viii! his objections.
To the lIGusc in witch I'll. Iii ,:.'i! lave
originated =; and the same l:'o""r!im.s Shall
t!cn Ii. had rs in case Of otter bills ti*@r-
rrurc,l by, tic President.
). E"crv order, r,.S"luti.nor vo:c: TO w'.;.'l
the concurrence Of Both llpascs may b,. ne
ces>aiy teXccpt tunapuc>luno ol a''InuranicEt) }
slal be prc>.li;c, 10 the President o! the
Confederate States; ami before the same
shall take effect, shall he cappToyrl by him
%. hcing disarprovc'i lrv him. inay he re!'a>>e
by twu-tI.ir.lS If both liouscS accalr:ins 10
,Ic rules and Limitations prescribed Ill ease OF
bill.
SIC. s. Tie Congress shall have i,o"vr--
|. 20 lay ai.i collect taXeS. duties. mnns, s,
and cXci,rS, lur revenue necessary Il" paE lac
debts, provide for the colnlnon 'icirEcr. ani
err. oil gUrtrr!mcit ut i:ir C"n;ede-
rate States but no hoal.ics >ha; De granted
from The treasury; nor SHALL ;ui: duties or
taxes on innprr,ationS from lorcl ii nations be
laid to promote o. foster amy Lranc.i al N
tluS,ry; and all dAtics, impo,ts, and rEcScS
Shall be uniform throughout tll,. Confederate
States:
. 10 borrow moncy Oh the credit Of the
Confederate States
,. To regulate commerce with inrc:gn na-
tons. and among the several States. and with
tie Indian tribes; hut Gcli',r inl>. nor any
rr clause cyIt.:ncl i'll Ill. c1a,t!uil'il.
ali ever be Construed - delegate the l"wr!
/, Congress 10 appropriate n"li,.y tor ANY IL
,crmal improvement iut.li,c% ID facilitate
g
in. lights. bci:coliS, and haayS. and other a':s
to nav:gaiio upon The! COASTS. aud The lii-
prrvcincni Of llarhurs and the removing OF
,.h>truc:iu!ls in tEe river navigation. III al
r!ic!l casr*. such duties Sllai! Ec laii IN the
navigation, facilitated thereby, as may be
necessary to pay the costs AID expenses
thereof:
t To establish uniform laws Of naturaliza-
tim. and uniform lawS on the sui, Icct uf
bankruptcies, tiirou.h"at tir Confederate
States but no law OF Congress shall discharge
any debt contracted before the ra$saga Ui tic
same:
5. 10 cin money, regulate the value there
of and Of inrri4cn coin. a,l fix the standard ui
weights and 'nc;.>Crr,:
&. To provide for the punishment Of coun-
tc;f,itirg the securities anu currc;tt co::l oi
;,.c Confederate S:a'cs:
/. To establish post Offices and past routes;
but the expenses Of the Past Office lcirri-
mcnt after the lrst !ay Of March i'll the ic;,r
u! our pr,l eighteen huudrc | and Sixtr-threc.
>ila!! c ;,;ti;! ont OF lis Owi rcrc:r!ic>
:. Tu pr, a:,:a the progress Of science and
useful arts. ~ src'i:';.;. .Jr limited li2S 10
| .ut.iur> AMI iuvc .!nr$ r,e rvriu,iyr right 1"
i il r:..,ycc;irr writings all discoveries:
q 10 constitute Tribunals iilr.Jr 20 the
>apcrnr { ur;:
10. 10 L, liz" al,' punish i,iir.iicS aiirl ',Io
niSs committed Oh tie hig h sct:, and "!l.uccs'
,.@aii,s: Ike law ulnat:on>:
II. To declare war, graft letters Of mar
i;ue an,l rcprisal, anl Iaakc rules concerning
;an.urcs on !a'i,l aH water:
l. To raise and support aT'H'cs: h1li Il"
appropriation OF inoacy 10 that use shall be
for on."r term than two ycara:
T.. To rrn:il. a.I maintain navy:
If. 10 make rules for government and rcs.
u,,t:on q. the land and naval forces
l.. T., p?o,i,lc f,r rallimg E,r!;l the mill
tin 10 execute the lass of the Confederate
States, suppress Instructions, and :cl"' inv"-
S;nil,:
Ii, 10 provide r,r organizing, ar'iing, and
i,rirlr% tac militia. and for go:'nias such
,sr, Of .!lcfa as may lc employed in the ser
yic. or llr Confederate States rrservn" Ia
1 the States, respectively, the appointment o
the differs. AMI the authority OF training The
militia according 10 the discipline prescribed
by Congress.
! II. TO exercise exclusive Legislation, in all