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Compare these rejected proDos.l, incorporation of the United S,s,a' with the appropriations for the ca. road-with Mir. J. Q, Adams, ms'l aa commenting national Universitr al Observatory, exploring expediS0s. nal improvements to the amoun, aS \ lions of dollars, bribe offered to ~ sus as might be selfish enough to accsds sds innovation ; and standing brissS Engineers, to be employed in surys': tional roads, national canals, natioD: cations, and drawing paper surveva use or end. Compare with the ab'.a s tived propositions, the Tariff law '. all-ingulphing report of Mir Rush, ,s z s.eettaf5f Feet and say Mh ether ear ee1ns,7s9 sa limited authority, the sole source ss4 " mate power in this country. has ", " laughed to scorn. That power wh;% rI given to the Constitution, which tba e ton refused to give, and which has \ ken or recommended to be taken in ." of it, is the offspring of rank usurn,s

 It was this view of the subject lb, % the democratic spirit of l79S, wbieS John Adams out of the Presidency and shake from his seat John Q Al, i son. He is now trying to regain fl person of one of the members of bi,, The result we shall see.

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