The Presidents Protest Against the Right of Investigation Speech of Hon Dwig
The Presidents Protest Against the Right of Investigation Speech of Hon Dwig
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It is represented that we have invaded the sphere of the President's constitu- tional rights. But how can this be? Has the President any constitutional right to influence the action of Con- gress, by money, patronage, or other improper means ? Certainly not. We do not, therefore, inquire at all into his conduct while acting within the sphere of his constitutional duties; and he might as well plead his prerogative as President in an action for assault and battery, in a court of justice, as to pl...ead it in this case. When, therefore, it is claimed we violate the Constitution in this matter, I think reference is had to the President's newspaper of that name, rather than to the Constitution of the United States.
Neither shoukl the President be ex- empt because, in his case, there can be no necessity of an investigation. Do the privileges of the House of Repre- sentatives need less protection and guardianship because improper influ- ences come from a source so exalted as that of the President of the United States?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is represented that we have invaded the sphere of the President's constitu- tional rights. But how can this be? Has the President any constitutional right to influence the action of Con- gress, by money, patronage, or other improper means ? Certainly not. We do not, therefore, inquire at all into his conduct while acting within the sphere of his constitutional duties; and he might as well plead his prerogative as President in an action for assault and battery, in a court of justice, as to pl...ead it in this case. When, therefore, it is claimed we violate the Constitution in this matter, I think reference is had to the President's newspaper of that name, rather than to the Constitution of the United States.
Neither shoukl the President be ex- empt because, in his case, there can be no necessity of an investigation. Do the privileges of the House of Repre- sentatives need less protection and guardianship because improper influ- ences come from a source so exalted as that of the President of the United States?
What to read after The Presidents Protest Against the Right of Investigation Speech of Hon Dwig?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dwight Loomis to read onlineMoreLess
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