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1437. COMMISSIONS, Delivery of.—[continued].
The Constitution, having
given to the Judiciary branch no means
of compelling the Executive either to deliver
a commission, or to make a record of it, shows
that it did not intend to give the Judiciary
that control over the Executive, but that it
should remain in the power of the latter to do
it or not.—
To George Hay. Washington ed. v, 84.
Ford ed., ix, 53.
(W.
1807)
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