Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-03-02

and which would dtsiroylhe federatlve ch aetsr Of
our Government, u the concentration of power In
the Government ksro. 10 this sense of The term
deprecaie consolidation az much as any man,
and the tendency Of my proposition u to produce
a result precisely the reverse Of this. lnsiea1 Of
concentrating power In the hands of the Govern.
ment here, II A1uses the most Important Of all
power. among the greal body Of the people, anl
hGes u there irfevoiab'y.
How eau Il ba conceived that We impair the
iighis Of State by yesiiag the highest prcroga'
tive Of sovereignty In the people Of that State 2
Virginia. voting by districts, Is Virginia slill, d.
vested Of none of her attributes a. separate
member oi the gonicderaoy.- lbi'l, peges 1874,
1873
He contended that the tendency Of
the district system would be to restrain
the power Of the Executive,
There Is no power more active, encroaehing,
and dangerous, operating as It does through the
influence OF IT, patronage, upon the hopes and
fears Of large portion Of the community. But
by rendering the President directly responsible
T. the people, We shall solve the great problem,
never before fully realirsd, Of uniting in the gov
ernment Of 20 extensive a ooautry the elements OF
liberty aud power.-ibid, page 1878.
In arguing in favor OF dispensing
with an intermediate body Of electors,
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amendment January IL 1914 and ann
nnrttoa thn samo by n snoerb in whidI
/ be rchearscd tho ARGUMENTS madc !,
his snoecb in 1894 and subsequent rc
mort rGlobe frs, ,ossion Twenty
Il nth Congress nogcs GsG Gs7 !
Andrew Johnsnn of Tennessee Il
tho Uo,fsc ON the ola, oc Fahruory
is51 nronosod tho Ben,oa omcnSn,s1
so modified that when the election ba
hcen held nv the noonle n seco,3 tin,
two or ,no,s narsans boyino receive
mbc orsntes, and an ennol 9unber :
vo,es the nsrson baving ,Lc oreo,e,
number Of r6ies in the greatest numbe
of states shall no President IN
same rule as to Vice President encep
that when n second election of Pres
dent ia not necessary and there ha
been no choice of Vice President tb
Senate shall choose a Vicc pres;den
from the two highest on the lis
, rGlobc frat session Thirty. first Cor
Sress nage G27.l
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upon Wv 'o,' saV ~ 'uUn , manner rcih a.
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/ @ nls. sos soss1o"' i"'r'y''n'r' "ongres
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n hIuse oo"s'n,',oo' Su, loHrPagoo 20, %
Q lh tno SENATE SENATE , DevollOvr 10, 100 :,
Ahurew Jonhson again submitted d
/, proposed "a amenulneh'' lulooe, secon
session, Ihlrty'slSth Congress, pae
n o. 90 A.
!. Docehoer 10, MI johnson oalleo u
Q n's Jolns resolution @ ana anu supported IL
hpeecn Ol hOlho lenBlD. nc argue