INDEX. ACCOUNT, of public money, 108. to be published, 108. ADJOURN, when either house of Congress may, 12. President may, when Congress can not agree, 258. jurisdiction in, 265. extent of, 268. distinct from power to regulate commerce, 269. jurisdiction not a cession of the soil, 270. Congress may limit jurisdiction in, 271. a State can not create a maritime lien, 271. not eligible to the office of president, 245. AMBASSADORS, appointment of, 254. President to receive, 258. judicial power extends to, 265. jurisdiction of Supreme Court over, 274. jurisdiction of inferior courts over, 276. AMENDMENTS, how made to the Constitution, 310. to bills, 13. APPELLATE JURISDICTION. See JUDICIAL POWER. of officers in the militia, 17. of electors, 243. of senators during vacancy of legislatures, 9. Congress can not make, 256. when heads of department may make, 254, 256. during recess, 258. when vacancy occurs during session of Senate, 257. ARMS, for army limited to two years, 16. no money drawn from treasury except by, 108. Congress can not infringe right to keep, 342. BANKRUPTCY, Congress may establish uniform laws, 16. not limited to provisions of English laws, 70. impairing obligation of contracts, 70. BILLS, State insolvent laws superseded, 72. State court retains pending cases, 74. State laws relating to corporations, 74. State laws relating to release from imprisonment, 75. repeal revives State law, 79. to raise revenue must originate in the House, 13. to be signed by President, 13. when become law, 14. order resolution or vote to be same as, 15. BILLS OF CREDIT, State can not emit, 108. what are, 108. bank bills are not, 110. CENSUS, to be taken every ten years, 8. capitation and direct taxes laid in proportion to, 104. CITIZENS, alone eligible to office of president, 245. how long must be to be senator, 9. judicial power extends to controversies between between, 265. entitled to privilege and immunities in other States, 286. to what privileges entitled, 286. who are, 290, 371. taxation in other States, 292. |