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\n[1925]  \n# COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LIBRARIESPRESERVATION DIVISION\n\nBIBLIOGRAPHIC MICROFORM TARGET  \nORIGINAL MATERIAL AS FILMED-EXISTING BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD  \n308ZBox 17L  \nChild,Sanpson R  \nThe revolutionsry 20th amendment to the U.S.constitution,by Sampson R.Child...American-ism or nationalism -which?..  1925.19 p.23 cm。Cmimenpol:s?c9253NLr ED  \nReproductions may not be made without permisslon from Columbia UniversityLibraries                   \n## RESTRICTIONS ON USE:\n\n# TECHNICAL MICROFORM DATA\n\nFILM SIZE:          35mREDUCTION RATIO:            10:/  \nMAGE PLACEMENT:IA  \nIB  \nIIB  \nDATE FILMED: 5-22-97INITIALS:          9B  \n           23208                   \n## TRACKING\\#:\n\nFILMED BY PRESERVATION RESOURCES,BETHLEHEM,PA.  \nfbrouch the Presidn's CYfi  \n# THE REVOLUTIONARY 20th AMEND-MENT TO THE U.S.CONSTITUTION\n\n308  \nZ  \nx  \nSampson R.Child of the Minneapolis Bar,Minnesota Commissioner,National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws since 1914.Chairman Committee on Uniform Mortgage Act of the Conference,FormerMember of Minnesota Legislature.Member 1897 Home Rule Charter Com-mission—1912 Home Rule Charter Commission Minneapolis.  \n## Americanism or Nationalism—Which?\n\nA Realignment of Parties Into American and Constitutional AND Socialand National.  \nAny one who observes what has been going on must see that partyprinciples are fast shifting grounds;that the former \"fundamental\"democrats,sociologists and organized educational interests sup-ported by the organized 19th Amendment electors,are going tonationalization.That former strong government people and thosewho are grounded in the American principles are lying to theopposite for protection.This will doubtless include all conservatives.  \nBy  \n4  \n## A FOREWORD\n\nThe lack of information in any connected form upon the Child Labor EvilAmendment prompts me to colleet together some of the ideas upon it,gatheredduring its consideration since it came from Congress June 2nd.The advocatesof the amendment were well organized and put forth their propaganda nationally inThe American Child and in the Children's Amendment distributed principally by theNational League of Women Voters,the thoughts and arguments of which have ex.tended to all discussions and newspaper letters in its favor.On the other hand,therehas been no source of information against the amendment in a connected form.The arguments against it have been in the Woman Patriot,a bi-monthly publicationin Washington,letters to the newspapers and the literature of the MassachusettsCampaign which did not begin until October.  \nIn the discussion of this amendment,I have found that access to the Consti-tution and settled definitions of terms are absolutely necessary and those I haveincluded.It is put up in temporary form for folding for the pocket for preeticaluse.It is not for popular consumption,it is for those only who think.They formpublie opinion.  \nSampson R.Child.  \nMinneapolis,Minn.,January 27th,\"25.  \n## General Information On Approval of Amendments\n\nTwo-thirds of both Houses of Congress required to propose an amendment,Isa vote of two-thirds of the Members present一asuming the presence of a guorumand not a two-thirds yote of the entire members present ind absent.SationalProbibltlon Cases 273 U.8.370.  \nRatifcatlon b,referendum to the people is not the ratifeation ealled for.Hawke r.8mtb,     U.8.231.  \nThe Amendment,shonid be ratied within a reasonable time after proposal.  \nDillon.Gloss,256.U.8.368.  \nA failure to approve the Amendment does not preelude future Leglslaturesapproving.It is thought that a rejection by a_maJority,of_each.House of theLeginlnture properly certined to the Seeretary of state of the United States,wouldconstitute a reJeetion.  \n38 Leglslatures are now in Seslon.Nine have already refused to approre  \nthe amendment.  \nNOTE  \nThe basis of what is here said was published in a letter to the 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