 | Thomas Jefferson - 1829 - 662 pagini
...inquest, and therefore might institute inquiries. Second, that it might call for papers generally. Third, that the executive ought to communicate such papers...those, the disclosure of which would injure the public : consequently were to exercise a discretion. Fourth, that neither the committee nor House had a right... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1829 - 1102 pagini
...inquest, and therefore might institute inquiries. Second, that it might call for papers generally. Third, that the executive ought to communicate such papers...those, the disclosure of which would injure the public : consequently were to exercise a discretion. Fourth, that neither the committee nor House had a right... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1829 - 550 pagini
...inquest, and therefore might institute inquiries. Second, that it might call for papers generally. Third, that the executive ought to communicate such papers...good would permit, and ought to refuse those, the diselosure of which would injure the public : consequently were to exercise a discretion. Fourth, that... | |
 | George Tucker - 1837 - 636 pagini
...house was an inquest, and might institute inquiries. 2. That it might call for papers generally. 3. That the executive ought to communicate such papers as the public good would permit, and only such. 4. That neither a committee nor the house had a right to call on the head of a department,... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1854 - 612 pagini
...inquest, and therefore might institute inquiries. Second, that it might call for papers generally. Third, that the executive ought to communicate such papers...those, the disclosure of which would injure the public : consequently were to exercise a discretion. Fourth, that neither the committee nor House had a right... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1892 - 558 pagini
...therefore might institute inquiries. 2. that they might 1 Cf. ante, page 178. call for papers generally. 3. that the Executive ought to communicate such papers as the public good would permit, & ought to refuse those the disclosure of which would injure the public. Consequently were to exercise... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1900 - 1082 pagini
...inquest, and, therefore, might institute inquiries. 2. That it might call for papers generally. 3. That the Executive ought to communicate such papers...those, the disclosure of which would injure the public. Consequently, [they] were to exercise discretion. 4. That neither the Committee nor the House had a... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1900 - 1504 pagini
...call for papers generally. 3. That the Executive ought to communicate such papers as the public pood would permit, and ought to refuse those, the disclosure of which would injure the public. Consequently, [they] were to exercise discretion. 4. That neither the Committee nor the House had a... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1903 - 592 pagini
...inquest, and therefore might institute inquiries. Second, that it might call for papers generally. Third, that the Executive ought to communicate such papers...those, the disclosure of which would injure the public: consequently were to exercise a discretion. Fourth, that neither the committee nor House had a right... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1904 - 538 pagini
...an inquest, & therefore might institute inquiries. 2. that they might call for papers generally. 3. that the Executive ought to communicate such papers as the public good would permit, & ought to refuse those the disclosure of which would injure the public. Consequently were to exercise... | |
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First, that the House was an inquest, and therefore might institute inquiries. Second, that it might call for papers generally. Third, that the Executive ought to communicate such papers as the public good would permit, and ought to refuse those, the... 
