The Californian volume 5
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This is called a pocket veto. The final ses- sion of each Congress is always a short one. It convenes the first Monday in December and expires by dissolution of Congress March 4th, at noon, following. There are now three sessions of each Congress. One of these must terminate on the first Monday of December preceding the dissolution, and the last one must terminate at noon March 4th, on the day of dissolution. There are then ten daj^s at the close of each session fixed and known during which the... President is absolute master of all bills then submitted to him, and he need do no more than pocket them and they are killed. Whether the section quoted in the early pages of this discussion is mandatory upon the President, requiring him in all cases to return the bill in order that Con- gress may have an opportunity to pass it, may admit of question, but all will concede that he should do this. A proper recognition of the dignity and powers of a co-ordinate branch of Government would impose this duty upon the President.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is called a pocket veto. The final ses- sion of each Congress is always a short one. It convenes the first Monday in December and expires by dissolution of Congress March 4th, at noon, following. There are now three sessions of each Congress. One of these must terminate on the first Monday of December preceding the dissolution, and the last one must terminate at noon March 4th, on the day of dissolution. There are then ten daj^s at the close of each session fixed and known during which the... President is absolute master of all bills then submitted to him, and he need do no more than pocket them and they are killed. Whether the section quoted in the early pages of this discussion is mandatory upon the President, requiring him in all cases to return the bill in order that Con- gress may have an opportunity to pass it, may admit of question, but all will concede that he should do this. A proper recognition of the dignity and powers of a co-ordinate branch of Government would impose this duty upon the President.
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