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The next clanse confers on the president the power, hj and with the adyice and consent of the senate, to make treaties, to appoint embassadors^ other public ministers and consuls, judges of the supreme court, and other ofiScers.
A treaty ia an agreement between two nations. Treaties are made to restore or preserve peace, and sometimes to regulate trade, between nations. It is plain, therefore, that this power ought to be in the national government. In monarchical governments it resides in the k...ing. To con- fide so important a trust to the president alone, would be imprudent To associate the house of representatives with the president and senate, as in the enactment of laws, would render it impossible to act with the decision, secrecy, firmness and dispatch, which are sometimes necessary in negotiating treaties.
§ 4. The power of making treaties, being neither wholly executive, nor wholly legislative, but partaking of the na- ture of both, a part of the legislature — the body combining more of stability, energy, and experience, and, from its being less numerous, capable of acting more promptly, as well as being more easily convened, and at less expense — appears to be very properly associated with the executive in the exercise of this power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The next clanse confers on the president the power, hj and with the adyice and consent of the senate, to make treaties, to appoint embassadors^ other public ministers and consuls, judges of the supreme court, and other ofiScers.
A treaty ia an agreement between two nations. Treaties are made to restore or preserve peace, and sometimes to regulate trade, between nations. It is plain, therefore, that this power ought to be in the national government. In monarchical governments it resides in the k...ing. To con- fide so important a trust to the president alone, would be imprudent To associate the house of representatives with the president and senate, as in the enactment of laws, would render it impossible to act with the decision, secrecy, firmness and dispatch, which are sometimes necessary in negotiating treaties.
§ 4. The power of making treaties, being neither wholly executive, nor wholly legislative, but partaking of the na- ture of both, a part of the legislature — the body combining more of stability, energy, and experience, and, from its being less numerous, capable of acting more promptly, as well as being more easily convened, and at less expense — appears to be very properly associated with the executive in the exercise of this power.
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