7

8

10

35, 37
74, 75

111-118

120

121-142

143-145

power of, to lay and collect taxes, im-

posts, and excises,

(6 time of assembling,

power of, to borrow money,

power of, to regulate commerce,

power of, to regulate intercourse with

the Indian tribes,

power of, to establish rules of natural-

ization,

146-153

power of, to pass bankrupt laws, 154, 155
power of, to coin money,

power of, to fix the standard of weights
and measures,
power of, to provide for the punishment
of counterfeiting,

power of, to establish post-offices and
post-roads,

power of, to make internal improve-

power of, to promote the progress of
science and the useful arts,

power of, to constitute tribunals inferi-
or to the Supreme Court,
power of, to punish piracy, -

power of, to declare war, and grant let-

ters of marque,

190-192

power of, to make rules concerning cap-
tures,

power of, to raise and support armies,
power of, to provide for a navy,

power of, to make rules for the govern-
ment of the land and naval forces,
power of, to provide for calling forth
the militia,

Congress, power to make all laws necessary and
proper to carry these powers into
execution,

Committee of Ways and Means,

Committee of the Whole,

Credentials, what,

Consuls, who,

Consuls, duties of,

Confederation, articles of,

Citizens of each state, privileges of,

214

553

554

521

519

520

11, 22-25

399

14, 15
33

Constitution of the United States, at large-p.215

how formed,

proceeds from the people,

acts upon individuals and states,
how put into operation,

Constitutions of the states, how they agree,

Constitution of Ohio,

Constables,

Constitutions of the states,

Constitutions of the states, act upon individuals,

Connecticut ratified Constitution,

Commissions, authenticity of,

Convention of 1787,

473

475-486

498

463

528

577

14

Declaration of Rights,

Delaware ratified Constitution,

Democracy of the United States representative,

Disorderly behavior, power to punish,