 The Mexican people recognize that the rights of man are the basis and the object of social institutions. Consequently they declare that all the laws and all the authorities of the country must respect and maintain the guarantees which the present constitution...  Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs - Stran 403avtor: United States. Department of State - 1869Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | United States. Department of State - 1862 - 456 strani
...consummated on the 21th of September, 1321. TITLE I. Section first. — Of the rights of man. ARTICLE 1. The Mexican people recognize that the rights of man...the object of social institutions. Wherefore it is deelared that all the laws and the authorities of the country must respect and sustain the guarantees... | |
 | United States. Department of State - 1862 - 456 strani
...consummated on the •nth of September, 1821. TITLE I. Section ftrst,— Of the rights of man. ARTICLE 1. The Mexican people recognize that the rights of man...the object of social institutions. Wherefore it is deelared that all the laws and the anthorities of the country must respect and sustain the guarantees... | |
 | David W. Mitchell - 1862 - 372 strani
...gnarled affair called the British Constitution. Here are some of its principles and propositions : — The Mexican people recognize that the rights of man...are the basis and the object of social institutions. All are horn free in the Republic. Slaves that set foot upon the national territory recover by that... | |
 | United States. Congress. House - 1869 - 1146 strani
...congress of the republic, bearing the signature of one hundred and fifteen deputies, from.twenty-onc States, the Territory of Lower California and the...that the rights of man are the basis and the object "f social institutions. Wherefore it is declared that all the laws and the authorities of the country... | |
 | United States. Department of State - 1869 - 1122 strani
...by the general government of the republic of securing to foreigners the guarantees authorized by me constitution and the laws of the country. Section...people recognize that the rights of man are the basis aud the object of social institutions. Wherefore it is declared that all the laws aud the authorities... | |
 | United States. Bureau of Manufactures - 1883 - 944 strani
...carried into execution. Article 1, section 1, title 1, of the Mexican constitution read» as followe: " The Mexican people recognize that the rights of man are the basis and the obje«t of social institutions. Consequently it declares that all the laws and all the authorities... | |
 | United States. Dept. of Agriculture. Division of Statistics - 1884 - 838 strani
...certain term of non-residence — upon Article I, Section I, Title I, of the fundamental law, which says: The Mexican people recognize that the rights of man are the basis and object of social institutions. Consequently, it declares that all the laws and all the authorities... | |
 | International Bureau of the American Republics, Arthur Walsh Fergusson - 1891 - 398 strani
...1810, and completed the zjth of September, 1821. , TITLE I. SECTION I. OF THE RIGHTS OF MAN. ARTICLE i. The Mexican people recognize that the rights of man...are the basis and the object of social institutions. Consequently they declare that all the laws and all the authorities of the country must respect and... | |
 | International Bureau of the American Republics - 1891 - 652 strani
...and completed the z7th of September, 1821. TITLE I. SECTION I.— OF THE RIGHTS OF MAN. ARTICLE i. The Mexican people recognize that the rights of man...are the basis and the object of social institutions. Consequently they declare that all the laws and all the authorities of the country must respect and... | |
 | Alejandro K. Coney, José Francisco Godoy - 1892 - 558 strani
...which may- prove useful to readers of this work. TITLE I. SECTION I. — OF THE RIGHTS OF MAN. ART. 1. The Mexican people recognize that the rights of man are the basis and object of social institutions. Wherefore they declare that all the laws and all the authorities of... | |
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