The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-10-23
NEW. SERIES or TIE
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and an Appendix. including II full lsngsh IN he
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poli.scal history. The Senators from the sszlss
and lhe Representatives from ssrEs sesiiOn of lie
Ini0n bring with them ini0 cossgncss = knoxl.
edge Of the feelings, sentiments, snd Interests 4
tlrir several constituencies. Fublic opinion. and
the public Information, = Il exists uraong those
they represent, are embodied BY ihsm; and in tie
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hGonsht 10 il tel. and ! there concentrated in
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