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3068. FOREIGN AGENTS, Intermeddling.—
For a foreign agent, addressed to the
Executive, to embody himself with the law
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embarrass and defeat all the measures of the
country, and by their opinions, known to be
always in opposition, to endeavor to influence
our proceedings, is a conduct not to be permitted.—
To Albert Gallatin. Washington ed. v, 368.
(M. 1808)
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