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6899. PRESIDENCY, Electoral college.—
The contrivance in the Constitution for
marking the votes works badly, because it
does not enounce precisely the true expression
of the public will.—
To Tench Coxe. Washington ed. iv, 345.
Ford ed., vii, 474.
(W.
Dec. 1800)
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