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We must n"t sus- pect it possible to coirupt the members of this House.
"We must r ot Pully the ermine of men in power : * What (says the 'entleman) would the British Reviewets think of us?' But when he turns his eye towards home, he- casts his mantle of charity behind him — he can see no- thing* but * usurpers.* * hungry expectants,' * corrupt and lawless authority,* 'seeking office and seeking bread,' 'tainting and corrupting' the State — iTideed, no language can express his abhorrence of our... New York politicians. Here, all is purity : at home, all is corrup- tion. — Th6 pleasures of hope are more refreshing than the pleasures of memory; let me aJmonish my col- league to be prompt — he may, after all, share only the^ unsubstantial enjoyment of the pleasures of the imagi- nation.
His colleague had charged the caucus party of New* York with a perfidious design to destroy the power of the State by adopting the district system. Did he mean my constituents? Certainly not, they voted for the general ticket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We must n"t sus- pect it possible to coirupt the members of this House.
"We must r ot Pully the ermine of men in power : * What (says the 'entleman) would the British Reviewets think of us?' But when he turns his eye towards home, he- casts his mantle of charity behind him — he can see no- thing* but * usurpers.* * hungry expectants,' * corrupt and lawless authority,* 'seeking office and seeking bread,' 'tainting and corrupting' the State — iTideed, no language can express his abhorrence of our... New York politicians. Here, all is purity : at home, all is corrup- tion. — Th6 pleasures of hope are more refreshing than the pleasures of memory; let me aJmonish my col- league to be prompt — he may, after all, share only the^ unsubstantial enjoyment of the pleasures of the imagi- nation.
His colleague had charged the caucus party of New* York with a perfidious design to destroy the power of the State by adopting the district system. Did he mean my constituents? Certainly not, they voted for the general ticket.
What to read after Speech of Mr. Cambreleng, (In Reply to Mr. Mcduffie And Mr. Storrs) : On the Proposition to Amend the Constitution of the United States, Respecting the Election of President And Vice President, Delivered in the House of Representatives, March 7, 1826?
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