First Lessons in Civil Government: Including a Comprehensive View of the Government of the State of New-York, and an Abstract of the Laws, Showing the Rights, Duties, and Responsibilities of Citizens in the Civil and Domestic Relations : with an Outline of the Government of the United States, Adapted to the Capacities of Children and Youth, and Designed for the Use of Schools |
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Page 40
... consent of the whole house . Nor can it be altered or amended before its second reading . After it has been twice read , and fully discussed and amended , it is proposed to read it on a given day the third time . § 8. When the vote of ...
... consent of the whole house . Nor can it be altered or amended before its second reading . After it has been twice read , and fully discussed and amended , it is proposed to read it on a given day the third time . § 8. When the vote of ...
Page 41
... consent of the governor , we should not be in a much better condition than the people of the colonies were while subject to Great Britain , or than the people are in a monarchy , where one man makes the laws ; for the gov ernor might ...
... consent of the governor , we should not be in a much better condition than the people of the colonies were while subject to Great Britain , or than the people are in a monarchy , where one man makes the laws ; for the gov ernor might ...
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... consent of the senate , to appoint the higher militia officers , and a great num- ber of civil officers in the executive and judicial departments of the government , as will be seen hereafter . In making such appointments , the governor ...
... consent of the senate , to appoint the higher militia officers , and a great num- ber of civil officers in the executive and judicial departments of the government , as will be seen hereafter . In making such appointments , the governor ...
Page 64
... consent ; whereas a law incorporating a city or village , brings all the inhabi- tants within its bounds into the corporation , often against the consent of many . Not so , however , with rail - road , banking , and certain other ...
... consent ; whereas a law incorporating a city or village , brings all the inhabi- tants within its bounds into the corporation , often against the consent of many . Not so , however , with rail - road , banking , and certain other ...
Page 67
... consent of the owner , unless certified to be necessary by the oath of twelve free- holders of the town . §7 . The commissioners divide the town into as many road districts as they may judge convenient , and require the overseers to ...
... consent of the owner , unless certified to be necessary by the oath of twelve free- holders of the town . §7 . The commissioners divide the town into as many road districts as they may judge convenient , and require the overseers to ...
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