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8134. STATE RIGHTS, Lines of demarcation.—
I have always thought that where the line of demarcation between the
powers of the General and the State governments
was doubtfully or indistinctly drawn,
it would be prudent and praiseworthy in both
parties never to approach it but under the most
urgent necessity.—
To J. C. Cabell. Washington ed. vi, 310.
Ford ed., ix, 452.
(M.
1814)
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