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6544. PENNSYLVANIA, Republicanism.—[continued].
In the electoral election
[1808] Pennsylvania really spoke in a voice of
thunder to the monarchists of our country, and
while that State continues so firm, with the
solid mass of republicanism to the South and
West, such efforts as we have lately seen in
the anti-republican portion of our country cannot
ultimately affect our security.—
To Dr. E. Griffith. Washington ed. v, 450.
(M.
1809)
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