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Debate on the President's Protest in Senate May 17 1834
Webster argues the Protest wrongly claims the President holds total executive power and universal responsibility. He contrasts constitutional limits with foreign precedents, warns against treating officers as mere agents, and defends a government of laws over a personal executive empire.
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