fore passing to the other House shall be reintroduced during the session of that year.
(h) Legislative measures may be originated in either House, excepting bills dealing with loans, taxes or imposts, or with the raising of troops, which must have their origin in the House of Representatives.
(i) Whenever a bill shall be presented to one House it shall be first discussed there unless one month shall have elapsed since it was referred to committee and not reported, in which event an identical bill may be presented and discussed in the other House.
(j) The President shall not make any observations touching the resolutions of the Congress or of either House when acting as an electoral body or as a grand jury, nor when the House of Representatives shall declare that there are grounds to impeach any high federal authority for official offences.
Nor shall he make any observations touching the order for a call issued by the Permanent Committee as provided in Article 84.
SECTION III
Of the Powers of the Congress
Art. 73. The Congress shall have power:
I. To admit new States or Territories into the Federal Union.
