...have. It may be that such control could better be exercised in particular instances by the governments of the States, but the people will have the control...will be exercised — in the national Government. The true and only way to preserve State authority is to be found in the awakened conscience of the...

...have. It may be that such control could better be exercised in particular instances by the governments of the states, but the people will have the control...found to vest the power where it will be exercised by the National Government." There is in New York City a newspaper that belongs, heart and pocketbook,...

...the governments of the States, but the people will have the control they need either from the State or from the national government, and, if the States...vest the power where it will be exercised, — in the general government." What does this statement mean? Mr. Root is dealing with cases where he concedes...

...they need either from the state or the national government, and if the states fail to furnish it in a measure, sooner or later constructions of the Constitution...it will be exercised in the national government." "As to some subjects, if the states made their laws with the best will and with the greatest intelligence,...

...they deem just and necessary they will have," and the conclusion of the whole matter is thus stated: " Sooner or later constructions of the Constitution...it will be exercised in the national government." The only difference between the two is that the President says that we need an increase of power in...

...under the changed conditions, the separate states are no longer capable of adequately performing." •' Constructions of the Constitution will be found to...will be exercised — in the national government." And then Twain concludes — ' ' I do not know whether that has a sinister meaning or not, and so I...

...control which they deem just and necessary they will have. It may be that such control would better be exercised in particular instances by the government...it will be exercised in the national government." While the constitutional doctrine thus promulgated, so shocking to any one who holds that the states...

...have. It may be that such control could better be exercised In particular instances by the governments of the States, but the people will have the control...found to vest the power where it will be exercised by the national government." Criticisms and denunciations of Mr. Root's address came from all parts...

...control would better be exercised in particular instances by the government of the states, but thl people will have the control they need either from...it will be exercised in the national government." While the constitutional doctrine thus promulgated, so shocking to any one who holds that the states...

...the control they need either from the States or from the National Government, and if the State fails to furnish it in due measure, sooner or later constructions...will be exercised — in the National Government." These are but illustrations of the direction of public thought, that great constitutional limitations,...