A History of Military Government in Newly Acquired Territory of the United State
A History of Military Government in Newly Acquired Territory of the United State
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2, pp. 94 et seq. * Ibid. , 31 C. I S. , no. 76, pp. 5 et seq.
142 MILITARY GOVERNMENT changed, July 11-13, in which the rights of each in the premises were discussed at some length.
Alvarez first gave Munroe official information that he was proceeding to put the state government into operation and had nominated the officers provided for by the con stitution. Thereupon Munroe called his attention to the restrictions imposed in the proclamation of May 28, and declared that, according to the prin...ciples of the Constitu tion, the decisions of the Supreme Court, an extract from a decision of the Supreme Court which had been transmitted, and the laws of Congress, the nomination of officers to supersede those then in commission was an act unwarranted by law. He then announced that he would, with all the means at his disposal, support the existing government until it was superseded by one legally con stituted.
In reply, the " governor " said that the election might have been held under the proclamation of a private citizen as well as under that of the military commandant, who had no authority whatever in civil matters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2, pp. 94 et seq. * Ibid. , 31 C. I S. , no. 76, pp. 5 et seq.
142 MILITARY GOVERNMENT changed, July 11-13, in which the rights of each in the premises were discussed at some length.
Alvarez first gave Munroe official information that he was proceeding to put the state government into operation and had nominated the officers provided for by the con stitution. Thereupon Munroe called his attention to the restrictions imposed in the proclamation of May 28, and declared that, according to the prin...ciples of the Constitu tion, the decisions of the Supreme Court, an extract from a decision of the Supreme Court which had been transmitted, and the laws of Congress, the nomination of officers to supersede those then in commission was an act unwarranted by law. He then announced that he would, with all the means at his disposal, support the existing government until it was superseded by one legally con stituted.
In reply, the " governor " said that the election might have been held under the proclamation of a private citizen as well as under that of the military commandant, who had no authority whatever in civil matters.
What to read after A History of Military Government in Newly Acquired Territory of the United State?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Y David Yancey Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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