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lion 10 the administration 10 torn out MI KAN
doph in reply TO which he remarked tnat II was
The dn,y or The House TO do what was sight, regard
less Of whom /, pleased or displeased."


~. was true, that during the war oil the FEDERAL.
,s.s were with Mr.. Randolph, and tha, he acted
with The Hartford Conyenon--it was no less true,


hat there were some patriots in the federal party
bu, those who declared that we had gone 10 war
under French influence, were Tories, and those
Who acted with them were no better. In reply TO
the argumeL, that Mr.. r. had been elected last
year, was 10 the Office SC. he said that the votea Of


last wear were no test Of the sense OF the legisa-
ture. because from the manner oil voting ne was
elected contrary to tie sense Of the majority; and
he could nc, have beaten any one of the persons
nominated, singiy."