Preserving these and avoiding all interpolations by forced construction under the guise of an imagined expediency upon the Constitution, the influence of our political system is destined to be as actively and as beneficially felt on the distant shores of the Pacific as it is now on those of the Atlantic Ocean.
John Tyler: “Preserving these and avoiding all interpolations by forced construction under the guise of an imagined expediency upon…”
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Tyler expresses the belief that the principles of the American political system will have a global impact.
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