The Story of the Constitution of the United States
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To the people of Pennsylvania, Dela- Avare, South Carolina, and New Ham])shire the title of the executive, " President, " was familiar, and it was the title of the presiding officer in the Congress of the Confederation. The people were also familiar with the term Congress as descriptive of a national legislature. The title "Senate" for the u]H)er house, representing the States, was familiar to the people of Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, New York, Massachusetts, New ITampshire, Connecticut..., and ]{ho(lc Island; and the title for the low I'r house, "the House of liepicscntat i\cs, " had hccn long used in the four New England Slates, 'i'liat tlie IV'deral judges should be a})- |M)inted l»y the I'lcsident, hy and with the consent of the Senate, foUnwcil ;i jn-cccdcnt faniiliar to the peo])le of all the *Sou prffueo lu IJaiRTufl's lliKlonj nf Uic Conatitutioii, vul. I, I'llilicm 1882.
WHENCE CAME THE CoXST/TUTJoX? 145 States. The-two yeur. S' Utiu uf office for hk'hiIkts of the House of Ke}»resentatives was a comj)roniise between the various terms suggested by the State constitutions ; the sys- tem by which one third of the national Senate was to retire every two years prevailed in New York, Pennsylvania, Vir- ginia, and Delaware.
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To the people of Pennsylvania, Dela- Avare, South Carolina, and New Ham])shire the title of the executive, " President, " was familiar, and it was the title of the presiding officer in the Congress of the Confederation. The people were also familiar with the term Congress as descriptive of a national legislature. The title "Senate" for the u]H)er house, representing the States, was familiar to the people of Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, New York, Massachusetts, New ITampshire, Connecticut..., and ]{ho(lc Island; and the title for the low I'r house, "the House of liepicscntat i\cs, " had hccn long used in the four New England Slates, 'i'liat tlie IV'deral judges should be a})- |M)inted l»y the I'lcsident, hy and with the consent of the Senate, foUnwcil ;i jn-cccdcnt faniiliar to the peo])le of all the *Sou prffueo lu IJaiRTufl's lliKlonj nf Uic Conatitutioii, vul. I, I'llilicm 1882.
WHENCE CAME THE CoXST/TUTJoX? 145 States. The-two yeur. S' Utiu uf office for hk'hiIkts of the House of Ke}»resentatives was a comj)roniise between the various terms suggested by the State constitutions ; the sys- tem by which one third of the national Senate was to retire every two years prevailed in New York, Pennsylvania, Vir- ginia, and Delaware.
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