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" Induced, at length, by afTurances from the Brit- ** ifli Court, that they ivculd concur in a fulfilment of *-*" the Treaty^ Congrefs, in 1787, declared to the *' ftates, its will, that even the appearance of ohftacle^ *' raifed by their ads, fhould no longer continue^ and *' required 2. formal repeal o'i twtr^ ad of that nature ; *' and to avoid quellion, required it, as well from *' thofe ':vho had not^ as from thofe who had paffed ^^ fuch ads ; which was complied with fo fully, that *' no f...uch laws remained in any fiate of the Union, '' EXCEPT ONE ; and even that one could not have *' forborne, if any fymptom of compliance from the *' oppofite party had rendered a reiterated requifition *' from Congrefs important. That indeed the re- " quiring fuch a repeal, was only to take away pre- " text ; lor that it was at ail times p»-rfectly *' UNDERSTOOD, THAT TREATIlS CONTROLED '' THE LAWS OF TPiE STATES; the Confederation *' having made them obligatory on the Vv hole ; Con- ** grefs having fo declared and demonjhated them \ " the Legiflatures and Executives of most of the •' STATES having admitted it ; and the Judiciaries, •* both of the feparateand General Governments fo •* deciding." It ought to excite a glow of (hame on the cheek of every honefl patriot, that fuch afferiions were haz- arded ; that bQCdiuk principles had been denijnflrated^ it fhould be inferred, that thefe principles had in fad 17 been obferved as rules ofcondn6l ; that Mr.
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" Induced, at length, by afTurances from the Brit- ** ifli Court, that they ivculd concur in a fulfilment of *-*" the Treaty^ Congrefs, in 1787, declared to the *' ftates, its will, that even the appearance of ohftacle^ *' raifed by their ads, fhould no longer continue^ and *' required 2. formal repeal o'i twtr^ ad of that nature ; *' and to avoid quellion, required it, as well from *' thofe ':vho had not^ as from thofe who had paffed ^^ fuch ads ; which was complied with fo fully, that *' no f...uch laws remained in any fiate of the Union, '' EXCEPT ONE ; and even that one could not have *' forborne, if any fymptom of compliance from the *' oppofite party had rendered a reiterated requifition *' from Congrefs important. That indeed the re- " quiring fuch a repeal, was only to take away pre- " text ; lor that it was at ail times p»-rfectly *' UNDERSTOOD, THAT TREATIlS CONTROLED '' THE LAWS OF TPiE STATES; the Confederation *' having made them obligatory on the Vv hole ; Con- ** grefs having fo declared and demonjhated them \ " the Legiflatures and Executives of most of the •' STATES having admitted it ; and the Judiciaries, •* both of the feparateand General Governments fo •* deciding." It ought to excite a glow of (hame on the cheek of every honefl patriot, that fuch afferiions were haz- arded ; that bQCdiuk principles had been denijnflrated^ it fhould be inferred, that thefe principles had in fad 17 been obferved as rules ofcondn6l ; that Mr.
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