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3705. HENRY (Patrick), Gerrymandering.—
Mr. Henry is omnipotent in Virginia.
Mr. Madison was left out as a Senator
by eight or nine votes; and Henry has so
modelled the districts for Representatives, as to
tack Orange to counties where himself has
great influence, that Madison may not be elected
into the lower Federal House, which was
the place he had wished to serve in, and not the
Senate.—
To William Short. Washington ed. ii, 574.
Ford ed., v, 70.
(P.
1789)
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