An Address to the Members of the Senate
An Address to the Members of the Senate
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After infinite labour, the various objections are collected, obviated, or proper amendments inferted in the Grace. New objections are, how- ever, ftarted on the day of trial, and the queftion is again rejected. After a certain number of fuch rejections, the friends of the meafure, thus difcouraged by repeated failures, no longer ex- ert themfelves with vigour in its fupport.
How far thefe obftructions have operated in the prefent inftance, the hiftory of the whole procedure may one day evince.
...a 7 The (6 ) The preceding obfervations evidence the propriety of fubmitting every queffion of im- portance to public difcuffion before the time of its propofal to the Senate.
I am alfo fatisfied that every fair opponent ought to efteem it a point of honour to offer his objections in fuch a manner, as to afford an opportunity of reply. Be. This as it may, I judge it moft agreeable to order, as well as moil refpeclful, to give this previous intimation of Hiy. 'defign; and with the utmoft fincerity of purpofe, I now declare my willingnefs to adopt fuch alterations in the form or fubject matter of every proportion, as, upon enquiry or fug- geftion, I fhall difcover to be agreeable to the general voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After infinite labour, the various objections are collected, obviated, or proper amendments inferted in the Grace. New objections are, how- ever, ftarted on the day of trial, and the queftion is again rejected. After a certain number of fuch rejections, the friends of the meafure, thus difcouraged by repeated failures, no longer ex- ert themfelves with vigour in its fupport.
How far thefe obftructions have operated in the prefent inftance, the hiftory of the whole procedure may one day evince.
...a 7 The (6 ) The preceding obfervations evidence the propriety of fubmitting every queffion of im- portance to public difcuffion before the time of its propofal to the Senate.
I am alfo fatisfied that every fair opponent ought to efteem it a point of honour to offer his objections in fuch a manner, as to afford an opportunity of reply. Be. This as it may, I judge it moft agreeable to order, as well as moil refpeclful, to give this previous intimation of Hiy. 'defign; and with the utmoft fincerity of purpofe, I now declare my willingnefs to adopt fuch alterations in the form or fubject matter of every proportion, as, upon enquiry or fug- geftion, I fhall difcover to be agreeable to the general voice.
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