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The History of the Department of State VIII

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 May 2017

Gaillard Hunt
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Section 2 of the organic act of the Department provided that every bill, order, resolution or vote of both houses of Congress which the President approved, or which he suffered to become effective without his approval, should be sent by the President to the Secretary of State; that every such document returned by him to Congress with his disapproval and then passed by a two-thirds vote should be sent by the Speaker of the House or the President of the Senate, according to which body it had originated in, to the Secretary of State; that he should as soon as possible cause it to be printed in at least three newspapers; should deliver one printed copy to each senator and representative; and should send two printed copies duly authenticated to the governors of all the States. He was to preserve the original laws carefully and cause them to be recorded in books.

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Research Article
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American Journal of International Law , Volume 5 , Issue 4 , October 1911 , pp. 987 - 1024
Copyright
Copyright © American Society of International Law 1911

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References

1 See Monthly Catalogue issued by the Superintendent of Documents, September, 1908, Introduction.

2 1 Stat. 187.

3 Memoirs, IV, 435.

4 5 Stat. 302.

5 1 Stat. 443.

6 1 Stat. 724.

7 2 Stat. 302.

8 3 Stat. 473.

9 3 Stat. 576.

10 14 Stat. 194.

11 18 Stat. 90.

12 Dept. of State, Miscl. Lets.

12a Annals of Cong., 1st Cong., 420.

12b 28 Stat. 609.

13 28 Stat. 5, Appendix 5.

14 Id., Appendix 18.

15 1 Stat. 519.

16 2 Stat. 302.

17 2 Stat. 308.

18 3 Stat. 129.

19 1 Stat. 224.

20 3 Stat. 786.

21 4 Stat. 334.

22 5 Stat. 527.

22a 18 Stat., 113.

23 14 Stat. 74.

23a 16 Stat., 96.

24 30 Stat. 316.

25 Annals of Congress, 18 Cong., 1st Sees., Vol. I, p. 915.

26 4 Stat. 78.

27 Dept. of State, Miscl. Lete.

28 8 Stat. 400.

29 Archives of the Secretary’s Office, Department of the Interior.

30 24 Stat. 345.

31 29 Stat. 584.

32 11 Stat. 60.

33 J. Q. Adams’ Diary, V, 152.

34 See this Journal, January, 1911, p. 137.