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4160. JUDGES, Executive and.—
I was
against writing letters to judiciary officers. I
thought them independent of the Executive,
not subject to its coercion, and therefore not
obliged to attend to its admonitions.—
The Anas. Washington ed. ix, 175.
Ford ed., i, 265.
(1793)
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