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1 3 |  and by what means measures may be taken for the public
2 6 |   this place that those who may be placed over the State
3 6 |    be placed over the State may in certain cases be chosen
4 16|   But in order that justice may be retained in government
5 18|    form of civil government may not dwell in the minds of
6 18|   minds of men, but that it may be exhibited also in the
7 25| society. In this respect we may worthily recall to mind
8 26|     that injurious contests may be avoided. As to what regards
9 28|                 28. That we may pray with greater hope,