Under these circumstances, to attempt in an appropriation bill the modification or repeal of these laws is to annex a condition to the passage of needed and proper appropriations, which tends to deprive the Executive of that equal and independent exercise of discretion and judgment which the Constitution contemplates.
Rutherford B. Hayes: “Under these circumstances, to attempt in an appropriation bill the modification or repeal of these laws is to annex a…”
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