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Circular. Sir.- The present is a momentous crisis, in the affairs of our State. A convention of the delegates of the people, legally assembled, has framed, with extraordinary unanimity, and in a spirit of magnanimous compromise, a Constitution f
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Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 169, Folder 11.
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01/01/1842
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