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Following this suggestion, Governor Clinton, in his speech to the Legislature in November, 1820, recommended that the question be submitted to the people.
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gutenberg.orgFollowing this suggestion, Governor Clinton, in his speech to the Legislature in November, 1820, recommended that the question be submitted to the people.
This statement reflects Governor Clinton's initiative to involve the public in the decision-making process regarding constitutional amendments.
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