The Life of Charles Sumner With Choice Specimens of His Eloquence a Delineatio
The Life of Charles Sumner With Choice Specimens of His Eloquence a Delineatio
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Gov- ernor Reedcr, after allowing only five days for objections to the returns, — a space of time un- reasonably brief in that extensive Territory, — de- clared a majority of the members of the Council HON. CHARLES SUMNER. 223 and of the House of Eepresentatives " duly elected, " witliheld certificates from certain others, because of satisfactory proof that they were not duly elected, and appointed a day for new elections to supply these vacancies. Afterwards, by formal message, he recognized t...he Legislature as a legal body ; and when he vetoed their act of adjourn- ment to the neighborhood of Missouri, he did it simply on the ground of the illegality of such an adjournment under the organic law. Now, to every assumption founded on these facts, there are two satisfactory replies : first^ that no certificate of the Governor can do more than authenticate a subsisting legal act, without of itself infusing le- gality where the essence of legality is not already ; and, secondly^ that violence or fraud, wherever disclosed, vitiates completely every proceeding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gov- ernor Reedcr, after allowing only five days for objections to the returns, — a space of time un- reasonably brief in that extensive Territory, — de- clared a majority of the members of the Council HON. CHARLES SUMNER. 223 and of the House of Eepresentatives " duly elected, " witliheld certificates from certain others, because of satisfactory proof that they were not duly elected, and appointed a day for new elections to supply these vacancies. Afterwards, by formal message, he recognized t...he Legislature as a legal body ; and when he vetoed their act of adjourn- ment to the neighborhood of Missouri, he did it simply on the ground of the illegality of such an adjournment under the organic law. Now, to every assumption founded on these facts, there are two satisfactory replies : first^ that no certificate of the Governor can do more than authenticate a subsisting legal act, without of itself infusing le- gality where the essence of legality is not already ; and, secondly^ that violence or fraud, wherever disclosed, vitiates completely every proceeding.
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