...The other mistake, I observed, was more material. It recited our powers as having been given by the President of the United States', with the consent of the Senate and House of Representatives. I referred to our Constitution, by which appointments are made by and with...

...The other mistake, I observed, was more material. It recited our powers as having been given by the President of the United States, with the consent of the Senate and House of Representatives. I referred to our Constitution, by which appointments are made by and with...

...condition of servitude. The executive power of each organized territory is vested in a governor, who is appointed for four years by the president of the United States with the consent of the senate, and receives a salary of $3,000. The secretary is appointed in the same manner and for the same period,...

...sanction what had been already acknowledged. The readiness with which this treaty was ratified by the President of the United States, with the consent of the Senate, and the disposition mani, fested by Mr. Clay for effecting the exchange of the ratifications, prove that...

...Territories have created a sort of rudimentary constitution for themselves by enacting a Bill of Rights.1 In every Territory, as in every State, the executive...President, together with a secretary, treasurer, auditor, and usually also a superintendent of public instruction, and a librarian. The governor commands the...

...Territories have created a sort of rudimentary constitution for themselves by enacting a Bill of Rights.1 In every Territory, as in every State, the executive...States, with the consent of the Senate, and removable 1886. The total population of the Indian Territory is estimated at from 60,000 to 75,000 ; the total...

...However, some Territories have created a sort of rudimentary constitution by enacting a Bill of Rights.1 In every Territory, as in every State, the executive,...governor appointed for four years by the President of 1886. The total population of the ludian Territory is estimated at from 60,000 to 75,000 ; the total...

...However, some Territories have created a sort of rudimentary constitution by enacting a Bill of Rights.i In every Territory, as in every State, the executive,...consists of a governor appointed for four years by tinPresident of the United States, with the consent of the Senate, and removable by the President,...

...and prescribing its form. However, some Territories have created a sort of rudimentary constitution by enacting a Bill of Rights. In every Territory,...President, together with a secretary, treasurer, auditor, and usually also a superintendent of public instruction and a librarian. The governor commands the...

...to the Territory of Utah. Section 19 requires the judges of probate in Utah to be appointed by the President of the United States, with the consent of the Senate; and annuls the laws of Utah providing for their election by the territorial legislature. Section 20 makes...