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CJ Mr.. Polk, ssys Prcntioe, in his speech in N.
York city, said, 'the people the trsc scveregns
Of the country" And yet Mr.. Polk, who, in his
modeay, processes 70 regard himself as the servant
Of these @sovereisns," undertakes 10 prohibit the
said 'sovereigns" from exercising the liberty Of
speech upon tho subject Of his official acts. Al