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7671. ROTATION IN OFFICE, Abandonment of.—[continued].
I apprehend that the
total abandonment of the principle of rotation
in the offices of President and Senator [in the
Federal Constitution] will end in abuse.—
To E. Rutledge. Washington ed. ii, 435.
Ford ed., v, 42.
(P.
1788)
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