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| Essay. | Page | |
| havior as the tenure of office in the Judiciary department considered as conducive to its independence, | No. LXXVIII. | 547 |
| e. a fixed provision for the support of the Judiciary also contributes to its independence, | LXXIX. | 548 |
| i. "a power over a man's subsistence amounts to a power over his will," | 548 | |
| ii. the provisions of the proposed Constitution on this subject stated, | 548 | |
| f. the responsibility of the Judiciary considered, | 550 | |
| i. it will be liable to impeachments under the proposed Constitution, | 550 | |
| ii. it is not liable to removal for inability, | 550 | |
| i. the impossibility of fixing the limits of ability and disability, | 550 | |
| ii. the provisions of the constitution of New York considered, | 550 | |
| g. the extent of the authority delegated to the Judiciary, | LXXX. | 551 |
| i. to what cases the judicial authority of the Union ought to extend, considered, | 551 | |
| i. to all cases arising from the duly enacted laws of the Union, | 552 | |
| A. the necessity of a constitutional method of giving efficacy to constitutional provisions, | 552 | |
| B. examples referred to, | 552 | |
| ii. to all cases which concern the execution of the provisions expressly contained in the articles of Union, | 553 | |
| iii. to all cases in which the United States are a party, | 553 | |
| iv. to all cases which involve the peace of the confederacy, | 553 | |
| A. in their foreign relations, | 553 | |
| B. wherein two States, or a State and the citizens of another State, or the citizens of different States, are parties, | 554 | |
| v. to all cases which originate on the high seas, and are of admiralty or maritime jurisdiction, | 555 | |
| vi. to all cases wherein the State tribunals cannot be supposed to be impartial and unbiased, | 555 | |
| ii. to what cases it will extend under the proposed Constitution, | 556 | |
| i. the constitutional provision stated generally, | 556 | |
| ii. the powers thus delegated "conformable to the principles which ought to have governed the structure of the Judiciary," | 556 |
