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 comprie; and that if his contituents, notwithtanding the cenure of the Houe, thinking his cafe hard, his fault trifling, or his excellencies uch as overbalance it, hould again chue him as till worthy of their trut, the Houe cannot refue him, for his punihment has purged his fault, and the right of electors mut not be violated.

is plauible but not cogent. It is a cheme of repreentation, which would make a pecious appearance in a political romance, but cannot be brought into practice among us, who ee every day the towering head of peculation bow down unwillingly to groveling experience.

formed by chance, and gradually improved by uch expedients, as the ucceive dicovery of their defects happened to ugget, are never to be tried by a regular theory. They are fabricks of diimilar