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of the Constitutions
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We learn that the Secretary of the treasury
(Mr. Spencer, with the concurrence of the Attor-
ney General of the United States has decided that
the appointment of Inspectors, Wcighers, 0augers
&c. of the Customs is vested in the Secretary o1
the Treasury, as the Head of the Department: !:
That, by the Constitution of the United otates'
any act. of Congress vesting such appointments IN
the Collector is void. The Attorney General
has held, in written opinion, that these appoint
ments must be by the Secretary, else they are null
and void by the Constitution. As to those persons
now holding these Offices, they must be presumed
to have been appointed by the Secretary OF the
Treasury.