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Address. : To the electors of the 28th congressional district: Fellow citizens, Under the government which we have the peculiar happiness to enjoy, it is the duty of a representative of the people at all times, to furnish them full explanations of his public actions, and this obligation is doubly imperative upon him if he is presented a candidate for the further confidence of his constituents
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- "Address. : To the electors of the 28th congressional district: Fellow citizens, Under the government which we have the peculiar happiness to enjoy, it is the duty of a representative of the people at all times, to furnish them full explanations of his public actions, and this obligation is doubly imperative upon him if he is presented a candidate for the further confidence of his constituents"@en
- "Address. To the electors of the 28th congressional district: Fellow citizens, Under the government which we have the peculiar happiness to enjoy, it is the duty of a representative of the people at all times, to furnish them full explanations of his public actions, and this obligation is doubly imperative upon him if he is presented a candidate for the further confidence of his constituents"@en