...allowance by the people, and the practice by the Senate of the unconstitutional power of irraigning and censuring the official conduct of the executive,...proceedings are eminently calculated to unsettle the foundation of the Government ; to disturb the harmonious action of its different departments ; and...

...constitution as it relates to both, be more conspicuous and impressive." The Senate is charged with the "unconstitutional power of arraigning and censuring the official conduct of the Executive." The people, says llie protest, will be compelled to adopt the conclusion, "either that the Chief Magistrate...

...constitution as it relates to both, be more conspicuous and impressive." The Senate is charged with the "unconstitutional power of arraigning and censuring the official conduct of the Executive." The people, says the protest, will be compelled to adopt the conclusion, " either that the Chief Magistrate...

...pernicious consequences which would inevitably flow from the approbation and allowance by the people, and the practice by the Senate, of the unconstitutional...the checks and balances by which the wisdom of its framers sought to ensure its stability and usefulness. The honest differences of opinion which occasionally...

...pernicious consequences which would inevitably now from the approbation and allowance by the People, and the practice by the Senate, of the unconstitutional...the Government; to disturb the harmonious action of the different Departments: and to break down the checks and balances bj which the wisdom of its framers...

...pernicious consequences which would inevitably flow from the approbation and allowance by the People, and the practice by the Senate, of the unconstitutional...are eminently calculated to unsettle the foundations of'the Government; to disturb the harmonious action of the different Departments: and to break down...

...pernicious consequences which would inevitably flow from the approbation and allowance by the People, and the practice by the Senate, of the unconstitutional...censuring the official conduct of the Executive, in the manoer recently pursued. Such proceedings are eminently calculated to unsettle the foundations of the...

...pernicious consequences which would inevitably flow from the high approbation and allowance by the people, and the practice by the Senate, of the unconstitutional...of its different departments^ and to break down the check: and balances by which the wisdom of its framers sought to ensure its stability and usefulness....

...pernicious consequences which would inevitably flow from the high approbation and allowance by the people, and the practice by the senate, of the unconstitutional...the checks and balances by which the wisdom of its framers sought to insure its stability and usefulness. The honest differences of opinion which occasionally...

...pernicious consequences which would inevitably flow from the high approbation and allowance by the people, and the practice by the senate, of the unconstitutional...the checks and balances by which the wisdom of its framers sought to insure its stability and usefulness. The honest differences of opinion which occasionally...