THE UNITED STATES.
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23. For how many years do the president and vice-president hold theiroffices ?
24. In what manner are they elected ?
See Art. II. Sect. I. clause 2, and Art. 12 of the amendments.
25. Who is to be commander-in-chief of the army and navy, and of themilitia, when called into actual service?
26. What is said in regard to the power of the president ?
27. What in regard to his duty? Sect. III. Art. II.
28. For what crimes are the officers of the United States to be removed from
office ?
29. How is the judicial power vested ?
30. In what does treason against the United States consist ?
31. What form of government do the United States guaranty to everymember of the great political family—the several states ?
32. Against what injuries are they bound to protect each state ?
33. What is said in regard to amendments ?
34. What in regard to religion, freedom of speech, and of the press ? SeeArt. I. of the amendments.
From
Massachusetts ,South Carolina ,New York ,Connecticut , -Delaware , - -
Elected
Peyton Randolph , -John Hancock , - -
Samuel Huntington ,Thomas M’Kean, -John Hanson, - -
Richard Plenry Lee,Nathanial Gorham, ■Arthur St. Clair ,Cyrus Griffin,
Sept. 5, 1774May 24, 1775.Nov. 1, 1777.Dec. 10, 1778.Sept. 28,1779.July 10, 1781Nov. 5, 1781.Nov. 4, 1782.Nov. 3, 1783.Nov. 30, 1786.June 6, 1786.Feb. 2, 1787.Jan. 22, 1788.
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS UNDER THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.
First Administration.
Sept. 26, 1789.
Secretaries of
State.
“ Jan. 2, 1795.
Secretaries of
War.
Attorneys
General.
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