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... Majesty would out permit the iiienibeis Ins I’ru v Council l be any discussion m winch it should Mop*sod the Mates to prefer complaints to the throne against them. This answer was referred to romicittec ; and, the mean time, the Stales proceed'd their del ...

... different measure. Representations were passed over till the act ot suspension wasbut just passed, this afforded ground lor complaint. The (wo propositions might have been submitted concurrently, so that might have made their election. It was nut pleasant ...

... circumstances modem times, by extension the law practice, and by some deviations from its most importsnt provident. How much the complaints which have been re- Icrred your committee may attributable to one cause or the other, it is perhaps not easy to useertain ...

... , Nos. 1 and 4, will slkiw. The history of life known. may have erred, but my conduct was never the result ol design, hut inward conviction of right. What I publicly slat'd in the Assembly of (he States of Wurtembrrg was founded (he same conviction, and ...