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But Senators who are so swift in misrepresentation, and in assault upon me as disloyal to the Constitution, deserve to be exposed, and it shall be done.
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gutenberg.orgBut Senators who are so swift in misrepresentation, and in assault upon me as disloyal to the Constitution, deserve to be exposed, and it shall be done.
Sumner declares that senators who misrepresent his loyalty to the Constitution must be exposed, asserting his commitment to truth in political discourse.
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