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The men whose professions of returning loyalty to the Constitution have been trusted by the generous confidence of the American people are now to give evidence of the sincerity of their vows.
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Hoar calls for accountability from those who profess loyalty to the Constitution, emphasizing the need for sincerity in political promises.
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