For what purpose Congress may lay, 99-100. Different kinds of, 100. May be extended to the territories, 103. Cannot be imposed on passengers by the states, 107. Cannot be laid on exports, 139. TENDER, The states can make only gold and silver coin a, 147. Judges of removal by the President, 208. TERRITORIES, Organized send delegates to Congress, 63. When admitted into the Union as states, 236. Congress may dispose of, &c., 236. The right to govern, 235. Proceedings in as to change of government, 236. TERRITORY, Acquisition of, 233-236. Meaning of, 235. TONNAGE, States cannot lay any duty of, 157. What is meant by, 157. TREASON, What is, 77, 222. Person accused of to have copy of indictment when, 217. How many witnesses in cases of, 223. Punishment of, 223–224. TREASURY, Department of, 178-179. TREATIES, Who make, 181. Supreme law, 243. TRIAL BY JURY, Speedy, &c., secured to accused persons, 217. TROOPS, The states prohibited to keep in time of peace, 158. UNION, Of the colonies, 39. What led to, 39. VACANCIES, In the House of Representatives, how filled, 63. In the senate, 68-70. Power of the President to fill, 185. VETO POWER, 95-98. VICE-PRESIDENT, WAR, President of the Senate, 73. Not a member of the Senate, 73. Liable to impeachment, 75-77. Mode of election, 165, et seq. Time of election of, 168. Becomes President when, 172, et seq. Congress may declare, 120-122. CALIFOR UNIVERSITY Right of declaring in different governments, 120. The states prohibited to engage in, 159. Secretary of, 178. Levying, what is, 222. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, 113, 114. WITNESS, No person compelled to be, against himself, 214. Accused persons to be confronted with, &c., 217. WRIT OF ELECTION, By the executive of a state, 64. Yeas and nays to be entered on the journal, 86–87. |