DAVID K. WATSON, LL.B., LL.D.

OF THE COLUMBUS, OHIO, BAR

IN TWO VOLUMES

VOLUME II

CHICAGO

CALLAGHAN & COMPANY

Copyright 1910

BY

CALLAGHAN & COMPANY

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CONTENTS

VOLUME II

CHAPTER XXXVI.

Pages.

The Executive (continued)-The President to be Com-

mander in Chief of the Army, Navy and Militia, when

Called into Active Service-May Require Opinions in

Writing of Executive Officers-May Grant Reprieves

and Pardons for All Offenses except Impeach-

ments ..

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CHAPTER XXXVII.

The Executive (continued)-The President to Make Trea-

ties with Consent of the Senate-Shall Appoint Am-

bassadors, Consuls, Judges and Other Officers-Ap-

pointment of Inferior Officers, where Vested-Presi-

dent's Power to Remove from Office .

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CHAPTER XXXVIII.

The Executive (continued)-The President May Fill Va-

cancies during Recess of Senate-Expiration of Such

Appointments-What is a Recess-The President Shall

Give Congress Information on the State of the Union

-May convene Congress on Extraordinary Occasions

-Shall Receive Ambassadors and Public Ministers-

Shall See that the Laws Are Faithfully Executed, and

Shall Commission All Officers of the United

States . .
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CHAPTER XXXIX.

The Executive (continued)-Is the President Subject to

Legal Process The President, Vice-President, and

Other Civil Officers, when Removable from Of-

fice.

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