Not considered by courts, 83, Termination of treaty, 257. Initiation of Mexican war, 297. On repelling invasion, 308. On war powers of President, 285. Congress, Executive agreements.) Analogy to British Crown, 145. vention, 145. Development of administrative Agreement to urge foreign claims upon Congress, 244. Bound by act of Congress and Can not acquire territory by con- Can not authorize reprisals, 298. by treaty, 119. Can not confiscate enemy prop- Can not determine obligations Capacity to start war, 285. Conclusiveness of acts and utter- Concurrent powers with Con- Concurrent powers with federal Constitutional basis of represent- Duty to enforce treaties, 352. gress, 350. ments, 236. power, 270. of recognition Extent of power in making ar- Extent to which he can bind the Final authority in treaty denun- Foreign relations powers distin- Foreign states may bring claims Impeachment of, 167. ducting foreign relations, 149 Need of traditions for advance- Neutrality proclamation by, 199. Official acts of, subject to inter- ate, 254. Relations with cabinet, 371. Relations with Secretary of Relations with Senate, 360, 361. Unofficial reception of mission from defacto governments, 35. War powers limited by interna- Withdrawal of treaty from Sen- Appointment of treaty negotia- tors, 119, 249. military and Arming of merchant vessels, 295. Conclusion of executive agree- Control of foreign relations, 141, Creation of offices, 313. Determination of national obli- Determination of occasions for Direction of military forces, 305. of international Enforcement of neutrality, 176, Enforcement of treaties, 190. Extradition under treaty, 194. Fulfillment of guarantee, 227. ritory, 320-321. Initiate treaties, 248. Interim appointments, 119. Internment of foreign troops, Interpretation of constitution, Interpretation of international Reservations to treaty referred to: Removal Renault, L., on inexpediency of Reprisals: Effect of, 291. Power to authorize, 298. Express consent to, 45. Made at exchange of ratifica- Made at signature, 251. Must be agreed to by President Not permitted, to Declarations cept, 254, 255. 51. Great Britain-United States, 1794, Hague Conventions, 51, 111, 282. Sanitary convention, 1903, 52. Spain-United States, 1898, 253. Appointment of representatives Power to use military force, 119. Withdrawal from League of Na- Reserved powers of states of United Classification of, 89. Constitutional understandings re- Do not limit treaty-making power, Unitary under international law, Retaliation, power to authorize, 301. Richards, Acting Attorney General, Roman law, ogligations under, 213. Dispatch of troops, 296. On anarchy as offense against international law, 188. On executive agreement with Claim to jurisdiction in Bering Treaty protecting citizens sug- Russo-Japanese war, commencement Sackville, Lord, British minister, re- Salmong, John W., on responsibility, Salisbury, Lord, British Premier, discussion of Monroe Doctrine, 39. Amends by, 229. Exchange of, 168, 209. Sanitary ties.) Convention. (See Trea- San Juan Island, agreement regard- ing, 239. |