by Charles Pinckney, The Plan of Charles Pinckney (SC)
“ Senate and House of Delegates in Congress assembled shall have the exclusive right of coining money—regulating its alloy and value—fixing the standard of weights and measures throughout United States. ”
by Charles Pinckney, The Plan of Charles Pinckney (SC)
“ Each State retains its rights not expressly delegated—But no bill of the legislature of any state shall become a law till it shall have been laid before the Senate and House of Delegates in Congress assembled and received their approbation. ”
by Charles Pinckney, The Plan of Charles Pinckney (SC)
“ The assent of the legislature of states shall be sufficient to in-vest future additional powers in United States in Congress assembled and shall bind the whole Confederacy. [24] The Articles of Confederation shall be inviolably observed, and the Union shall be perpetual ”
