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1643. CONSTITUTION (The Federal) Action by the States. mdash; [further continued] .
I congratulate you on
the accession of your State [South Carolina]
to the new Federal Constitution. I expect to
hear daily that my own has followed the good
example. Our government needed bracing.
Still we must take care not to run from one
extreme to another; not to brace too high.—
To E. Rutledge. Washington ed. ii, 435.
Ford ed., v, 41.
(P.
July. 1788)
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