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Il M, man in The United States Who has useo
greater exerions 10 induce the General Government
10 aid in constructing roads and canals, than De


viii Clinton; and we all recollect the hue and cry
raised 10 New York agsins, the General Govern


men, because it declined assisting in CONSTRUCTING
the Erie Canal. Did De Wlt Clinton Wish, ana
va. he, ss we'll as the Legislature OF New YORK
striving to de.troy the State Governments: DOCS
he not rather retain in his heart the prncipie'
cherished and acted upon in 1912; but from pollsi


ca motives.-uih an eyeto future aggranoizemen',,
chime IN with the cuckoo notes oi the Richmond
Jun,a and others OF baseless and hollow opposi-
lion, against the measures of the present Admins
tra,on Thin is the true interpretation ol his mo,
tives IN pro, ouncng in 1927 unconstitutional ana
destructive OF the State Governments, the partial
power exercised by Congress Of constructing roads
and canals, which he advocated with so much
r.tne,tnes, inlsl2. Baltimore Patriot