 | Jonathan Elliot - 1876 - 678 strani
...the words, " to be ineligible a second time." Mr. GOUVERNEUR MORRIS. It is necessary to take i:iio one view all that relates to the establishment of...large extent of country, because the energy of the execuiive magistracy cannot reach the extreme parts of it. Our country is an extensive one. We must... | |
 | Jonathan Elliot - 1876 - 678 strani
...second time, Mr. MARTIN moved to reinstate the words, " to be ineligible a second time." Mr. GOUVERNEUR MORRIS. It is necessary to take into one view all...science, that republican government is not adapted to ¡i large extent of country, because the energy of the executive magistracy cannot reach the extreme... | |
 | 1897 - 976 strani
...re-eligible a 2d time, M!" Martin moved to reinstate the words "to be ineligible a 2? time". Mr Governeur Morris. It is necessary to take into one view all...the due formation of which must depend the efficacy & utility of the Union among the present and future States. It has been a maxim in Political Science... | |
 | James Madison - 1787 - 578 strani
...re-eligible a 2? time, M' Martin moved to re-instate the words, "to be ineligible a 2? time." M' Governeur Morris. It is necessary to take into one view all...the due formation of which must depend the efficacy & utility of the Union among the present and future States. It has been a maxim in Political Science... | |
 | John A. Kasson - 1904 - 300 strani
...made a vigorous and impressive argument for greater independence in the executive. Recalling the maxim that republican government is not adapted to a large extent of country, because the executive magistracy cannot reach the extreme parts of it, he said, " Our country is an extensive one.... | |
 | David Kemper Watson - 1910 - 960 strani
...with much feeling and at length, and said he hoped to be indulged in an extensive view of it. He said: "It has been a maxim in political science that republican...country, because the energy of the Executive Magistracy can not reach the extreme parts of it. Our country is an extensive one. "We must either renounce the... | |
 | United States. Constitutional Convention - 1911 - 680 strani
...MADISON July 19 Mr. Martin moved to reinstate the words "to be ineligible a 2d. time". Mr. Governeur Morris. It is necessary to take into one view all...the due formation of which must depend the efficacy & utility of the Union among the present and future States. It has been a maxim in political Science... | |
 | 1923 - 628 strani
...question. Starting from the familiar " maxim in political Science that Republican Government is not adopted to a large extent of Country, because the energy of the Executive Magistracy can not reach the extreme parts of it," he declared Union impossible without an executive " provided... | |
 | Charles Coleman Thach (Jr.) - 1923 - 192 strani
...question. Starting from the familiar " maxim in political Science that Republican Government is not adopted to a large extent of Country, because the energy of the Executive Magistracy can not reach the extreme parts of it," he declared Union impossible without an executive "provided... | |
 | Richard Ellis, Aaron B. Wildavsky - 1989 - 260 strani
...territories reveals fundamental differences between individualism and hierarchy. Beginning from the premise that "Republican government is not adapted to a large extent of Country, because the Executive Magistracy can not reach the extreme parts of it," Morris concludes that the solution is... | |
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It has been a maxim in political science that Republican Government is not adapted to a large extent of Country, because the energy of the Executive Magistracy can not reach the extreme parts of it. 
