VII. OBJECTION.

“By declaring all treaties the supreme law of the land, the Executive

and the Senate have, in many cases an exclusive power of legislation;

which might have been avoided by proper distinctions with respect to

treaties, and requiring the assent of the House of Representatives,

where it could be done with safety.”

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