 | Lindsay Rogers - 1916 - 200 páginas
...mail roads, and the right of passage or way along them when so designated," or the larger power " to construct any roads which Congress may deem proper...the mail, and to keep them in due repair for such purpose."3 The remarkable benefits already achieved and the disputed extensions were the developments... | |
 | 1916 - 656 páginas
...mail roads, and the right of passage or way along them when so designated," or the larger power " to construct any roads which Congress may deem proper...the mail, and to keep them in due repair for such purpose."8 The remarkable benefits already achieved and the disputed extensions were the developments... | |
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... the Union," vital both to the government and to individuals. But there was also the problem, lately acute, as to whether Congress had simply the power "to designate, or point out, what roads shall be mail roads, and the right of passage or way along... 