Commentaries on the Constitution of the United States/Book 3/Index

by Joseph Story

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A.
ACADEMY, Military		iii. 155
ACCOUNTS, Public, to be published		iii. 213, 214
ACCUSATION, Self, Criminals not bound to		iii. 656–660
ADJOURNMENT of Congress, by whom		iii. 293, 294, 297
of each House		ii. 303–330
ADMIRALTY, Jurisdiction. (See Judiciary)		iii. 525–536
ADMISSION of new States into the Union		iii. 184–192
ALIENS, who are		iii. 570, 571
suits by, and against		iii. 568–572
ALIEN ACT, whether constitutional		iii. 164–166
AMBASSADORS, appointment of		iii. 354, 372, 373, 380
Receiving of		iii. 412, 414
Dismission of		iii. 418, 419
Protection, and rights of		iii. 519–525
Suits by and against		iii. 519–525
AMENDMENTS OF CONSTITUTION, how made		iii. 685–690
APPEAL, Nature and Effect of		iii. 626–651
APPELLATE JURISDICTION. (See Judiciary)		iii. 572, 576, 626–651
APPOINTMENTS, to office by president, and senate		iii. 372–386
By congress, and heads of departments		iii. 354, 382–386
When discretionary in congress		iii. 354, 382–386
When complete		iii. 397–408
When the party is in office		iii. 408–409
In case of vacancies		iii. 409–412
APPORTIONMENT, of Representatives		ii. 103–114, 137–158
of Direct Taxes		ii. 420, 462–465
APPROPRIATIONS, of Money		iii. 64, 213, 214
for Internal Improvements		iii. 149–153
ARMS, right to bear		iii. 746
ARMY AND NAVY, power to create and regulate		iii. 64–80
ARREST of Members of Congress		iii. 318–325
ARTS AND SCIENCE, Promotion of		iii. 48–52
ATTAINDER, Prohibition of Bills of, by congress		iii. 209–211
by States		iii. 238–239
Effect of, in Treason		iii. 169–173
AUTHORS, Copyright of		iii. 48–52
AYES AND NOES, Call of, in congress		ii. 301–303
B.
BAIL, excessive, Prohibition of		iii. 750, 751
BANK OF UNITED STATES, Constitutionality of		iii. 127, 149
States cannot tax		ii. 486–501
BANKRUPTCY, Power of congress over		iii. 4–15
BILL OF RIGHTS, Propriety of		iii. 713–722
BILLS OF ATTAINDER, Prohibition of by congress		iii. 209–211
by States		iii. 217, 238
BILLS OF CREDIT, Prohibition of		iii. 220–237
What are		iii. 227–237
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, Purchase of, by U. States		iii. 153
BORROW MONEY, Power of congress to		ii. 503, 504
C.
CANALS AND ROADS, Power of congress as to		ii. 149–153
CAPITATION TAX, Power to lay		ii. 424–458, 462
CAPTURES, Regulation of		iii. 59–64
CAROLINAS, Origin and Settlement of		i. 117–128
CASES, What are within the judicial power		iii. 499–519
CENSUS, when to be taken		ii. 103, 114–118
CESSIONS, for Seat of Government		iii. 101–103
for Forts, Arsenals, &c.		iii. 103–108
of Foreign Territory		iii. 156–161
CHARTER Governments, what		i. 145–146
CHARTERS, Whether contracts, protected by constitution		iii. 258–264
CITIZENS, who are		iii. 564–567
Privileges and Immunities of, in each State		iii. 673–675
COINAGE, Power of congress, over		iii. 16–22
Counterfeiting		iii. 21
Prohibition upon the States		iii. 217, 219, 220
COLONIES, AMERICAN, Origin and Settlement of		i. 1–132
Title of Territory		i. 1–20
General Review of		i. 132–183
Common Law in		i. 132–141
Governments in		i. 142–147
Rights of		i. 142–165, 171–176
COLONIES, Legislative powers of		i. 171, 172
COLUMBIA, District of		iii. 96–101
Taxes in		iii. 462–469
Legislation in		iii. 102–108
COMMERCE, Power of congress to regulate (See Taxes)		ii. 503–543
Foreign		ii. 510
Domestic		ii. 510
with Indians		ii. 510, 539–541
Exclusive power in Congress		ii. 512
Encouragement of Manufactures		ii. 519–538
COMMON LAW IN COLONIES, Introduction of		i. 132–137, 141
COMMON DEFENCE, Taxes for		ii. 366, 368, 429, 444, 458
COMPACTS, by States		iii. 270, 271
COMPENSATION (See President, Judges)		iii. 337–339
		iii. 490–498
for Property taken for Public uses		iii. 656–661
CONTEMPTS OF CONGRESS, how punishable		iii. 298, 305–317
CONTEMPTS OF COURTS, punishable		iii. 650
CONFEDERATION, Origin and Formation of		i. 209–216, 141
Articles of		i. 217–223
Decline and Fall of		i. 224–252
CONGRESS, Adjournment of		ii. 293, 294, 297
Quorum of		ii. 294, 297
Rules of		ii. 298, 299
Ayes and Noes		ii. 301–303
Compensation of		ii. 318–324
Disqualifications of members of		ii. 330–337
Qualifications of Representatives		ii. 46, 88–103
of Senators		ii. 204–208
Organization and modes of Proceeding		ii. 337–365
Division into two Branches		ii. 26–45
House of Representatives		ii. 46–172
Senate		ii. 173–280
Elections of		ii. 280–297
Elections of		i. 420–435
Meetings of		ii. 280–297
Privileges of		ii. 297–327
Journals of, to be kept		ii. 301, 302
Contempts of		ii. 298, 305–317
Mode of passing laws		ii. 338–342, 357–365
Impeachments by and before		ii. 159–171, 214–279
Power to Lay Taxes		ii. 366–502
Borrow Money		ii. 503, 504
Regulate Commerce		ii. 504–543
Naturalization		iii. 1–3
Bankrupt Laws		iii. 4–15
Coin Money		iii. 16–20
Weights and Measures		iii. 20, 21
Counterfeiting Coin		iii. 21
Post-offices and Post-roads		iii. 22–47
Promotion of Science and Arts		iii. 48–52
Piracy and Felonies on the High Seas		iii. 52–53
Offences against the Law of Nations		iii. 52–58
War and Captures		iii. 59–64
Army and Navy		iii. 64–80
Militia		iii. 81–95
Seat of Government		iii. 96–101
Forts, Arsenals, Dock-yards, &c.		iii. 101–108
Incidental Powers		iii. 109–126
Resulting Powers		iii. 111–124
Bank of United States		iii. 127–148
Vacancy in Presidency		iii. 334–337
Establishment of Judiciary		iii. 449–456, 648–650
Appropriations of Money		iii. 64
Internal Improvements		iii. 149–153
Embargoes		ii. 509, iii. 161–164
Alien and Sedition Act		iii. 164–166
Treason, punishment of		iii. 169–173
State Records, proof and effect of		iii. 174–183
Admission of new States		iii. 184–192
Government of Territories		iii. 193–201
CONNECTICUT, Origin and Settlement of		i. 72–80
CONQUEST, Laws of, as to Colonies		i. 133
CONSCIENCE, Rights of		iii. 702–705
CONSTITUTION OF UNITED STATES
Origin and Adoption of		i. 252–258
General objections to		i. 259–278
Whether a Compact or League		i. 279–343
Formed by the People, and not by States		i. 318–322, 448
General objections to		i. 344–382
Rules of Interpretation of		i. 383–442
Preamble, Exposition of		i. 443–494
Division of powers, Legislative, Executive, Judicial		ii. 1–26
Legislative power, Division into two Branches		ii. 26–45
The House of Representatives. (See Representatives.)		ii. 46–172
The Senate. (See Senate.)		ii. 173–280
Mode of passing Laws		ii. 338–342, 357–365
President's negative		ii. 343–356, 421
Powers of congress. (See Congress.)		ii. 366 to iii. 217
Executive department. (See President.)		iii. 277–424
Judicial department. (See Judiciary.)		iii. 425–456
Supremacy of Constitution, Treaties and Laws		iii. 693–701
CONSTRUCTION, Rules of,—of Constitution		i. 383–442
CONSULS, Appointment of		iii. 354, 372
Suits, by and against		iii. 519–525
CONTEMPTS OF CONGRESS, how punishable		ii. 298, 305–317
whether pardonable by President		iii. 353, 354
CONTEMPTS OF COURTS,		iii. 650
CONTRACTS, Impairing, prohibition of		iii. 240–268
of the United States, how interpreted		iii. 200, 201
CONVEYANCES, of Land under Colonial Governments		i. 160, 161
COPYRIGHT, of Authors		iii. 48–52
CORPORATION, composed of citizens, when entitled to sue		iii. 556
Foreign, when it may sue		iii. 571
CORRUPTION of Blood, in Treason		iii. 169–173
COUNSEL, Right to, in criminal cases		iii. 664–666
COURTS. (See Judiciary.)		iii. 425–456
State, appellate jurisdiction, over		iii. 572, 576–612
CRIMES, how prosecuted and tried		iii. 652–656
CRIMINALS, Fugitive		iii. 675–677
not bound to accuse themselves		iii. 656–660
Trial of		iii. 652–656
not to be twice tried		iii. 656–659
CROWN, Rights and Prerogatives of, in the Colonies		iii. 132–137
D.
DEBTS in Colonies, a charge on land		i. 167, 168
Revolutionary, provided for		iii. 691, 692
of United States, priority of payment		iii. 153, 154
DEBT, PUBLIC, stock not taxable by a State		iii. 495–501
Old, declared valid		iii. 691, 692
DEFENCE, Common, power to tax for		iii. 366–502
DELAWARE, Origin and Settlement of		i. 115–117
DESCENT, Rules of, in Colonies		i. 165, 166
DIRECT TAXES, What are		ii. 424–428, 462–469
How apportioned		ii. 103, 420, 424
DISCOVERY, Right of, to America		i. 3–20
Effect of, on Indian Title		i. 132–138
DISQUALIFICATION and Disability to hold office		iii. 330–337
of Electors		iii. 329, 330
DISTRICT of Columbia		iii. 96–101
Taxes on		iii. 462–469
Legislation in		iii. 102–108
DIVISION of Legislative, Executive and Judicial powers, Reasons for		ii. 1–26
of Legislative, Reasons for		ii. 26–45
DUTIES, Power to lay		ii. 367–440
Meaning of		ii. 419, 421, 423
to be uniform		ii. 367, 419–428
Prohibitions on States		ii. 471, 486. iii. 270
E.
ELECTIONS of Representatives		ii. 46–88, 280–292
of Senators		ii. 173–203, 280–292
of President and Vice-President		iii. 311–330
ELECTORS of President and Vice-President		iii. 311–330
Time of choice of		iii. 330–332
of Representatives and Senators. (See Elections.)		ii. 46–88, 280–292
Disqualifications of		ii. 329, 330
EMBARGO, power to lay		ii. 509. iii. 161–163
What constitutional		iii. 164–166
ERROR, Writ of, Nature and Effect of		iii. 626–629
EXCISES, What are. (See Duties.)		ii. 367, 423, 424
EXCLUSIVE, what powers of congress are, or not		i. 420–435
EXECUTIVE department, Organization of		iii. 277–280
EXECUTIVE, Unity of, Reasons for		iii. 281–291
Duration of office		iii. 278, 291–302
Re-eligibility. (See President.)		iii. 302–308
EXPORTS, Prohibition of Duties on		ii. 422, 469–471
EX POST FACTO LAWS, prohibition of, by congress		iii. 212, 213
by a state		iii. 238, 239
F.
FELONIES, What are		iii. 52–56
On High Seas		iii. 52–56
FINES and FORFEITURES, Pardon of by President		iii. 353, 354
Prohibition of, excessive		iii. 750–751
FLORIDA, Purchase of		iii. 160, 161
FREEDOM of the Press		iii. 722, 731, 744
of Speech		iii. 722, 731, 735
of Religion		iii. 722
FUGITIVE, Criminals		iii. 675–677
Slaves		iii. 675–677
G.
GENERAL WELFARE, Power to Tax for		ii. 366, 368, 444, 458, 502
GEORGIA, Origin and Settlement of		iii. 128–131
GOVERNMENT, Republican form of, guarantied		iii. 679–684
GRAND JURY, in Crimes		iii. 655–659
GUARANTY of Republican form of Government		iii. 679–684
H.
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT, Privilege of		iii. 206–209
Suspension of		iii. 206–209
HIGH SEAS, what is		iii. 52–58
Crimes on		iii. 52–58
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. (See Representatives.)		ii. 46–172
I.
IMPAIRING CONTRACTS, Prohibition of		iii. 240–268
IMPEACHMENT, Power of, in House of Representatives		ii. 159–171, 214
Trial of in Senate		ii. 214–279
of President and Vice-President		ii. 247, 255, 278
Proceedings on		ii. 250, 273–277
who are liable to		ii. 255, 257
for what offences		ii. 262–271
IMPLIED POWERS OF CONGRESS		iii. 109–126, 752, 756
of Courts		iii. 650
IMPLIED EXEMPTIONS from State Power		iii. 125
IMPORTS, a State cannot tax		iii. 474–486
IMPOSTS, Meaning of. (See Duties.)		ii. 419–422
INCIDENTAL POWERS OF CONGRESS		iii. 109–126, 752, 756
INDEPENDENCE, Declaration of		i. 190–192
INDIANS, Title to Territory,		i. 7, 132, 135–138
Commerce with		ii. 510, 539–543
INDICTMENT, when necessary		iii. 656–659
INFERIOR OFFICERS, who are in sense of Constitution		iii. 382, 386, 387
INFORMATION, in Criminal Cases		iii. 659
INJUNCTIONS, to or by State Courts		iii. 624–626
to or by United States Courts		iii. 624–626
INSOLVENT LAWS, how far constitutional		iii. 252–256
INSPECTION LAWS, what are		ii. 472, 473
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS, Power of Congress. (See Appropriation.)		iii. 149–153
INVENTIONS, Patents for		iii. 48–52
J.
JEOPARDY of life or limb, in crimes		iii. 656–659
JOURNALS of each House to be published		ii. 301, 302
JUDGES, Appointment of		iii. 456, 457
Tenure of Office		iii. 457–489
Duties of, none but Judicial		iii. 651
Compensation of		iii. 490–497
Impeachment of. (See Judiciary.)		ii. 255, 257
JUDICIARY, Organization and Powers of		iii. 425–652
Importance of		iii. 425–436
Appointment of Judges		iii. 456, 457
Tenure of Office		iii. 457–489
Compensation of		iii. 490–497
Establishment of Courts		iii. 437–449
Jurisdiction of Courts		iii. 499–651
When exclusive or not		iii. 613–622
Power of Congress over		iii. 51, 449–456
Whether Congress can vest Power in State Courts		iii. 619–624
Original Jurisdiction		iii. 572–576
Appellate Jurisdiction		iii. 572, 576–590, 626–651
from State Courts		iii. 576–612
Cases, what are		iii. 499–519
JUDICIARY, Parties in suits		iii. 499, 549–560
when a State a party		iii. 549–560
Suits by and against Ambassadors		iii. 519–525
Admiralty Suits		iii. 525–536
Suits by United States		iii. 536–542
by or against States		iii. 543–549
by citizens of different States		iii. 543, 561–564
under grants of different States		iii. 543, 567, 568
by or against Foreigners or Foreign States		iii. 543, 568–571
Trial of Crimes		iii. 652–656
JURISDICTION OF COURTS OF UNITED STATES		iii. 499–572
Original		iii. 572–576
Appellate. (See Judiciary.)		iii. 572, 576–612, 626–651
over Cases from State Courts		iii. 562, 576–571
Regulation of, by Congress		iii. 648–650
Removal of Suits from State Courts		iii. 608–611
When exclusive, or concurrent		iii. 613–622
As to facts		iii. 626–650
By Appeal		iii. 627–629
By Writ of Error		iii. 627–629
JURY, TRIAL BY, in Criminal Cases		iii. 652–656
in Civil Cases		iii. 628–648
Grand Jury		iii. 655–659
K.
KING, Rights and Prerogatives of, in Colonies		i. 161–170
L.
LANDS PUBLIC, Power of Congress over		iii. 184–191
LAWS OF UNITED STATES, Supremacy of		iii. 693–701
LAW OF NATIONS, offences against		iii. 52–58
LAW OF THE LAND, Meaning of		iii. 656–661
LEGISLATION, when exclusive in Congress. (See Commerce.)		i. 420–433; ii. 420–425
in ceded places		iii. 96–102
on high seas		iii. 56–58
when not exclusive. (See Taxes.)		i. 420–425, 433
LEGISLATURE. (See Congress, Senate, Representatives.)
LETTERS OF MARQUE AND REPRISAL, Power of Congress		iii. 59–64
Prohibition on States to issue		iii. 218, 219
LIBERTY of the Press		iii. 722–731, 744
of Speech		iii. 722–731, 744
in Congress		ii. 318
LOUISIANA, Purchase of		iii. 156–160
M.
MAINE, Origin and Settlement of		i. 64–71
MANUFACTURES, Power of Congress to encourage		ii. 429–440, 519–538
MARYLAND, Origin and Settlement of		i. 92–97
MASSACHUSETTS, Origin and Settlement of		i. 44–63
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS, Power of Congress as to		iii. 20, 21
MIGRATION AND IMPORTATION OF SLAVES		iii. 202–206
MILITIA, Power of Congress over		iii. 81–95
Discipline and Government of		iii. 83–88
Calling forth by Government		iii. 88–94
Command of		iii. 93–95
Right to bear arms		iii. 746, 747
MILITARY ACADEMY		i. 155
MINISTERS, PUBLIC, Appointment of		iii. 372, 373
Receiving of, by Executive		iii. 414–419
Violations of Rights of		iii. 522
Right to sue		iii. 519–525
MONEY, Coinage of		iii. 16–22
Power to borrow		iii. 503
Bills, or Revenue Bills		ii. 338–343
N.
NATIONAL BANK, Constitutionality of		iii. 127–149
NATURALIZATION, Power of		iii. 1–3
NAVIGATION, Regulation of		iii. 507–510
NAVY AND ARMY, Power to establish		iii. 64–79
Regulation of		iii. 79, 80
"NECESSARY AND PROPER," Meaning of, as to powers of Congress		ii. 109–126
NEGATIVE of President on Laws		ii. 343–356, 421
NEW-ENGLAND, Origin and Settlement of		i. 34–43
NEW-HAMPSHIRE, Origin and Settlement of		i. 64–68
NEW-HAVEN COLONY, Origin and Settlement of		i. 73, 74
NEW-JERSEY, Origin and Settlement of		i. 104–108
NEW-YORK, Origin and Settlement of		i. 98–103
NOBILITY, Prohibition of Titles of by Congress		iii. 215, 216
by the States		iii. 269
NORTH CAROLINA, Origin and Settlement of		i. 117–127
O.
OATH OF OFFICE, by Officers of United States		iii. 155, 702
of Senators and Representatives		iii. 155, 702
of President		iii. 339
(See Impeachment.)		ii. 247, 255, 278
by State Officers		iii. 702–705
OBLIGATION OF A CONTRACT, what it is		iii. 243, 244
OFFICE, Tenure of, by Judges. (See Judiciary.)		iii. 457–485
by President and Vice-President		iii. 278, 291–302
Appointments to. (See Appointmeints.)		iii. 354, 372–386
Disqualifications to hold		ii. 330–337. iii. 331–334
Whether Commission necessary to		iii. 397–408
Foreign, Prohibition to hold		iii. 215, 216
When Appointee is in		iii. 408, 409
OFFICERS, who are inferior in sense of Constitution		iii. 382, 386
ORIGINAL JURISDICTION. (See Judiciary.)		iii. 572–576
P.
PAPER MONEY, Prohibition of (See Tender.)		iii. 220–236
PARDONS AND REPRIEVES, by President		iii. 340, 343–354
Whether extending to Contempts		iii. 353
not extending to Impeachments		iii. 340, 351, 353
PARLIAMENT, Powers and Rights of, over Colonies		i. 172–183
PARTIES TO A SUIT, who are, and when a State		iii. 549–560
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS		iii. 48–52
PENNSYLVANIA, Origin and Settlement of		i. 109–114
PEOPLE, Constitution framed by		i. 318–322, 446
PETITION, Right of		iii. 745, 746
PIRACY, Power to define		iii. 52–58
PLANTATIONS AND COLONIES, General Law Governing		i. 132–141
PLYMOUTH COLONY, Origin and Settlement of		i. 36–43
POLL TAXES		ii. 444–458
POST-OFFICE AND POST-ROADS, Power respecting		iii. 22–47
POST-MASTER GENERAL, Suits by		iii. 154
his Patronage an anomaly		iii. 387, 388
POWERS OF CONGRESS, Incidental		iii. 109–126
Express. (See Congress.)
Implied		iii. 109, 126, 752, 759
When exclusive, or not		i. 420–435
POWERS, reserved to States or People		iii. 751, 754
PREAMBLE OF CONSTITUTION, Exposition of		i. 448–494
PRESS, Liberty of the		iii. 722, 731, 744
PRESENTMENT, what it is		iii. 657
PRESIDENT, Negative on Laws		ii. 343–355, 421
Mode of Choice of		iii. 311–330
Re-eligibility of		iii. 302–308
Duration and Tenure of Office		iii. 278, 291–302
Non-election of		iii. 335, 336,337
Vacancy of Office of		iii. 334–337
Powers of		iii. 340–424
Incidental		iii. 418, 419,420
Duties of		iii. 412–414
Appointments by		iii. 372–386
when complete		iii. 397, 408
Removals by		iii. 388–397
Power to require Opinions of Departments		iii. 340, 343
Calling forth Militia		iii. 88–95
Making Treaties (See Treaties.)		iii. 354–372
Command of Militia		iii. 93–95
Resignation of		iii. 334–337
Pardon and Reprieves by		iii. 340, 343–354
Qualifications of		iii. 331–334
Compensation of		iii. 337–339
Oath of office		iii. 339, 340
Commander of Army and Navy		iii. 340–342
Power to Convene and Adjourn Congress		iii. 412–414
Receiving Ambassadors		iii. 414–420
Resignation of Office		iii. 334, 335, 337
Impeachment of		ii. 247, 255, 278. iii. 421
Veto		ii. 343–356. iii. 343–356, 421
PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE. (See Vice-President.)		ii. 208–211
PRESENTS FROM FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS, Prohibition of		iii. 215, 216
PRIORITY OF PAYMENT OF DEBTS DUE TO THE UNITED STATES		iii. 153, 154
PROCESS, Due, of Law, what is		iii. 656, 661
PROCLAMATIONS, BY PRESIDENT, when proper		iii. 419, 429
of Neutrality		iii. 419, 420
PROHIBITIONS on the United States		iii. 202–216
on the States. (See States.)		iii. 217–269
PROPERTY taken for Public Use, Compensation for		iii. 656, 661
PROPERTY OF UNITED STATES, Power of Congress over		iii. 193–198
PROPRIETARY GOVERNMENTS, what		i. 144, 145
PROTECTIVE DUTIES. (See Taxes.)		ii. 429–446
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS, what		i. 143, 144
PUBLIC LANDS		iii. 184–191
PUNISHMENTS, CRUEL, not to be inflicted		iii. 750, 751
PURCHASE by the United States of Foreign Territory		iii. 156–161
of Bills of Exchange		iii. 153
Q.
QUALIFICATIONS AND DISQUALIFICATIONS OF OFFICE		ii. 49, 204, 330–337
of House of Representatives		ii. 46, 88–103
of Senate		ii. 46, 204–208
of President		iii. 331–334
QUARTERING TROOPS		iii. 747, 748
QUORUM OF EACH HOUSE		ii. 294, 295
R.
RATIFICATION OF CONSTITUTION, how made		i. 256, 257. iii. 709–712
RECORDS AND LAWS OF STATES, how proved		iii. 174–183
Effect of Proof		iii. 174–183
of Colonies, effect of		iii. 176, 177
RELIGIOUS TEST, Prohibition of		iii. 702, 705, 731
RELIGION, Freedom of		iii. 722–731
REMITTANCES, how United States may make		iii. 153
REMOVALS FROM OFFICE BY PRESIDENT		iii. 388–397
Whether the Concurrence of the Senate ought to be required		iii. 388–397
REMOVAL of Suits from State Courts		iii. 608–611
REPRESENTATIVES, House of, in Colonies		i. 149, 150
first Colonial, in Virginia		i. 25, 26
in Congress		ii. 46–172
How chosen		ii. 45–88
Term of Service		ii. 47, 67–88
Qualifications of		ii. 46, 88–103
Apportionment of		ii. 103–114, 137–158
Speaker of House of		ii. 151–156
Impeachment by		ii. 159–171
Disqualifications of		ii. 330–337
REPRIEVES AND PARDONS, Power of President		iii. 340, 343–354
REPRISAL, Letters of Marque and Reprisal. (See Letters of Marque.)		iii. 59–64
RESERVED Powers and Rights of the People		iii. 751–754
RETROSPECTIVE LAWS		iii. 268–269
REVENUE, Bills to raise		ii. 338–343
REVENUE BILLS, what		ii. 338–343
REVOLUTION, AMERICAN, Origin and History of		i. 171, 184–208
Powers of Government during the		i. 184–208
RHODE-ISLAND, Origin and Settlement of		i. 81–92
RIGHTS RESERVED to the States and People		iii. 751–754
ROADS AND CANALS, Power as to		iii. 149, 153
S.
SEARCH AND SEIZURE OF PERSONS AND PAPERS, Prohibition of		iii. 748–750
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT		iii. 96–101
Power of Legislation over		iii. 102–108
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT		iii. 164–166, 743, 744
SENATE, Organization of		ii. 173–184
How chosen		ii. 173–184
Number of		ii. 184–186
Term of Service		ii. 187–203
Vacancies in, how supplied		ii. 203
Qualifications of		ii. 204–208
President of		ii. 208–211
Power to try Impeachments. (See Impeachments.)		ii. 214–279
Disqualifications of		ii. 330–337
SLAVES, Representation off		ii. 107–114
Migration and Importation of		iii. 330–337
Fugitive		iii. 675–677
SLAVERY, Restriction of, in Territories		iii. 184, 191, 192
SLAVE TRADE, Prohibition of		iii. 202–206
SOLDIERS, Quartering of, prohibited		iii. 747, 748
SOUTH-CAROLINA, Origin and Settlement of		i. 117, 127
SPEECH, Liberty of, in Congress		ii. 318
SPEAKER OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES		ii. 151–156
STATES, Admission of new		iii. 184–192
Prohibitions on. (See Prohibitions.)		iii. 217–276
Treaties, Alliances, Compacts		iii. 217, 218, 270–272
Letters of Marque and War		iii. 218, 276
Coining Money		iii. 219, 220
Bills of Credit		iii. 220–238
Tender Laws		iii. 236, 237
Impairing Contracts		iii. 240–266
Bills of Attainder		iii. 217, 237
Ex post facto Laws		iii. 238, 239
Titles of Nobility		iii. 269
Keeping Army or Navy		iii. 272
Laying Duties or Imposts		iii. 474–486
Laying Taxes		iii. 471, 475–501
Tax on Bank of United States		iii. 486–495
on Public Debt		iii. 495–501
Tax on Importations		ii. 474–486
Tonnage Duties		iii. 270
Declaring War		iii. 272, 273
Suits by and against. (See Judiciary.)		iii. 543, 545–560
When a party to a Suit		iii. 549–560
Courts of, Appeals from		iii. 572, 576–612
SUPREMACY of Constitution, Laws, and Treaties		iii. 693–701
T.
TAXES, Power of Congress to lay		ii. 366–534
Extent of power		ii. 366–502
Whether to regulate Commerce		ii. 430–434, 529–534
or encourage Manufactures		ii. 429–440
for Common Defence and General Welfare		ii. 367, 368, 429, 444–458
for Internal Improvements		iii. 149–153, 440, 458
(See Appropriation.)		ii. 440–448
Direct, what		ii. 424–428, 442
Indirect, what		ii. 419–424
Power not exclusive		ii. 411, 412
Restrictions on Power		ii. 469–471
Prohibitions on the States, as to		ii. 471, 475–501
on District of Columbia		ii. 462–469
TENDER LAWS, Prohibition of		iii. 236–238
TENURES OF LAND IN COLONIES		i. 159, 161
TERRITORIES OF UNITED STATES, Government of		iii. 193–202
Restriction of Slavery in		iii. 184, 191, 192
Law of Conquered		i. 133, 134, 194
Law of Plantations. (See United States.)		i. 133, 134
TEST, Religious, Prohibition of		iii. 702, 705
TESTIMONY OF CRIMINALS, not compulsive		iii. 656–660
TONNAGE DUTIES, by United States		ii. 469
Prohibition on States		ii. 471, 474, iii. 270
TREASON, Definition of		iii. 667–670
Evidence of		iii. 667–671
Effect of Conviction		iii. 169, 170
Punishment of		iii. 169–173
TREATIES, Prohibition on States to form		iii. 217, 218, 270, 271
Power of President and Senate to make		iii. 354–372
TRIAL OF CRIMES, in what place		iii. 652–655
by Jury, in Criminal Cases		iii. 652–656
in Civil Cases		iii. 628–648
TROOPS, Quartering, Prohibition of		iii. 747, 748
U.
UNITED COLONIES, Powers of, during Revolution		i. 184, 208
UNION, Importance of		i. 451–463
UNITED STATES. (See Constitution.)
Supremacy of Laws of		iii. 693–701
Priority of Debts to		iii. 153, 154
Right to Sue		iii. 154, 155
Right to Contract and Grant		iii. 154, 155
Right to Purchase Foreign Territory		iii. 156–161
Right to Acquire Domestic Territory		iii. 184–192 (See Prohibitions.)
UNITY OF EXECUTIVE, Reasons		iii. 281–291
V.
VACANCIES, Appointments by State Executives to Senate		ii. 203
Appointments by President in recess of Congress		iii. 409–412
in Office of President and Vice-President		iii. 334–337
VETO, President's		ii. 342–356. iii. 421, note
VICE-PRESIDENT, How chosen		iii. 311–330
Reasons for Creation of		iii. 308–311
President of Senate		ii. 208, 211. iii. 309, 310
Powers and Duties		ii. 208. iii. 334, 335
Vacancy of Office of		iii. 334, 337
Impeachment of		iii. 247, 255, 278
Duration of Office of		iii. 308, 309
Resignation of		iii. 334–337
VIRGINIA, Origin and Settlement of		i. 21–33
W.
WARRANTS, General, Prohibition of		iii. 748–750
WAR, Power of Congress to Declare		iii. 59–64
Prohibition on the States		iii. 270, 272
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, Power of Congress as to		iii. 20, 21
WITNESSES, Criminals not bound to be		iii. 656, 660
in Criminal Cases		iii. 656–662
WRIT OF ERROR, Nature and Effect of		iii. 626, 629