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John Randolph said that the proximate as well as the remote cause of the existence of the Federal gov- ernment, was the necessity of a single authority which could regulate foreign commerce. 4 It was necessary, too, that the Federal government be given authority to raise a revenue, and the accomplishment of either of these objects compelled the grant of authority to that government to regulate navigation, both foreign and coastwise. All this appears over and over again in the 1 "The Northern Se...curities Case, " by Prof. C. C. Langdell, 16 Harvard Law Review, 539, 544. See also decision of Judge Peter S. Grosscup, in United States v. Swift & Co. (1903), 122 Fed. 529, 531, 532. 2 Crandall v. Nevada (U. S. , 1867), 6 Wall. 35; Case of the State Freight Tax, 15 Wall. 232; see Crutcher v. Kentucky (1890), 141 U. S. 47. 3 Bowman v. Chicago, &c, Ry. Co. (1885), 115 U. S. 611, 615. 4 Speech in House of Representatives Jan. 3, 1824. Annals 18th Cong. , Vol. I, 1299. " It is obvious to even the most superficial observer that the commerce of the United States with foreign countries ought to be regulated and protected by proper treaties to be negotiated.
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