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6130. OFFICES, Unconstitutional nominations.—
The President cannot, before
the 4th of March, make nominations [of
Vermont officers] which will be good in law;
because till that day, Vermont will not be a
separate and integral member of the U. S.,
and it is only to integral members of the
Union that his right of nomination is given
by the Constitution.—
Report on Admission of Vermont.
Ford ed., v. 290.
(1791)
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