The Constitution And Our New Possessions An Answer to Ex President Harrison An
The Constitution And Our New Possessions An Answer to Ex President Harrison An
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, 212. ) Annexation Issues, Political Not Judicial. Hence all (piestions incident to the ac(|uisition and government of I'orto Rico and the Philippines, whether we should annex them permanently or siih uiodo; whether thev should he a part of our " outlying dominion, "' or integral . ])ortions of the L'nited States; whether the\- should have local governments or he ruled from Washington; whether the inhal)itants should he citizens or subjects; whether the Dingley Act should api)lv or there shoul...d he separate tariffs; these and all similar jjrohlems of government are ])olitical, belonging exclusivelv to the legislative and executive dei)artments, and "not within the i)rovince c^f the judiciar_\- to con- travene or (luestion. '" (9 How. , 1540 AIcEnerv I^esolutiox. \Miat have Congress and the President done to define the geograi)hical and legal status of the islands. -' On the same day on which the Senate ratified the treaty, ' 14 it resolved: "By the ratification of the treaty of ])eace witli S])ain, it is not intended to incorporate tlie inlia])it- ants of the PhiHppine Islands into citizenship of the United States; nor is it intended to permanently annex said islands as an integral part of the territory of the United States.
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, 212. ) Annexation Issues, Political Not Judicial. Hence all (piestions incident to the ac(|uisition and government of I'orto Rico and the Philippines, whether we should annex them permanently or siih uiodo; whether thev should he a part of our " outlying dominion, "' or integral . ])ortions of the L'nited States; whether the\- should have local governments or he ruled from Washington; whether the inhal)itants should he citizens or subjects; whether the Dingley Act should api)lv or there shoul...d he separate tariffs; these and all similar jjrohlems of government are ])olitical, belonging exclusivelv to the legislative and executive dei)artments, and "not within the i)rovince c^f the judiciar_\- to con- travene or (luestion. '" (9 How. , 1540 AIcEnerv I^esolutiox. \Miat have Congress and the President done to define the geograi)hical and legal status of the islands. -' On the same day on which the Senate ratified the treaty, ' 14 it resolved: "By the ratification of the treaty of ])eace witli S])ain, it is not intended to incorporate tlie inlia])it- ants of the PhiHppine Islands into citizenship of the United States; nor is it intended to permanently annex said islands as an integral part of the territory of the United States.
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