...to say, that in the early stages of the government he had inclined to the construction, that it had no right to expend money, except in the performance of acts authorized by the other specific grants of power, according to a strict construction of them, but that on further reflection and observation,...

...to say, that in the early stages of the government he had inclined to the construction, that it had no right to expend money, except in the performance of acts authorized by the other specific grants of power, according to a strict construction of them, but that on further reflection and observation,...

...President Monroe yielded his approval to these measures, though he entertained, and had in a message to the house of representatives, on the 4th of May, 182-2....strict construction of their powers;" and that the pnwer to make appropriations gave to congress no discretionary authority to apply the public money...

...extent that power may be carried will be the next object of inquiry. "It is contended, on the one side, that, as the national government is a government of...according to a strict construction of their powers ; that this grant, in neither of its branches, gives to Congress discretionary power of any kind, but...

...extent that power may be carried will be the next object of inquiry. "It is contended, on the one side, that, as the national government is a government of...according to a strict construction of their powers ; that this grant, in neither of its branches, gives to Congress discretionary power of any kind, but...

...occasion to say, that in the early stages of the government he had inclmed to the construction that it had no right to expend money, except in the performance of acts authorized by the other specific grants of power, according to a strict construction of them; but that on further reflection and observation,...

...occasion to say that in the early stages of the government he had inclined to the construction that it had no right to expend money except in the performance of acts authorized by the other specific grants of power, according to a strict construction of them ; but that on further reflection and observation...

...extent that power may be carried will be the next object of inquiry. "It is contended, on the one side, that, as the national government is a government of...according to a strict construction of their powers ; that this grant, in neither of its branches, gives to Congress discretionary power of any kind, but...

...extent that power may be carried will be the next object of inquiry. It is contended, on the one side, that, as the National Government is a Government of...according to a strict construction of their powers; that this grant, in neither of its branches, gives to Congress discretionary power of any kind, but...

...extent that power may be carried* will be the next object of inquiry. It is contended, on the one side, that, as the National Government is a Government of...limited powers, it has no right to expend money, except m the performance of acts authorized by the other specific grants, according to a strict construction...