CHAPTER LXVIII.

THE NATIONAL DOMAIN 534

Public domain after the Revolutionary War—Various acquisitions

of territory by the General Government—Character of a

Territorial government—Organized by Congress—Appointment

of officers—Territorial Legislature—When a State may be

formed—Constitution to be approved by Congress—Admission may be

vetoed by the President.

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