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6139. OFFICE-HOLDERS, Appointments.—[further continued].
The grounds on which
one of the competitors stood, set aside of
necessity all hesitation. Mr. Hall's having
been a member of the Legislature, a Speaker
of the Representatives, and a member of the
Executive Council, were evidences of the respect
of the State towards him, which our
respect for the State could not neglect.—
To J. F. Mercer. Washington ed. iv, 562.
(W.
1804)
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