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Found the people in general in the Western part of the state and particularly beyond the Alleghany Mountain in such a ferment on Account of the Act of Congress for laying a duty on The Public Statutes at Large of the United States of America The United States House of Representatives (HR) and Senate in Congress Assembled were formed 11 states with the United States Constitution of 1787 s enactment on March 4 th, 1789. The republic is currently governed under this United States Constitution and its 27 Amendments. Editorial Note: George Washington's Resignation as Commander-in-Chief. As well as the Commander-in-Chief fully appreciated the nature of the occasion. The attention accorded Washington's address to the officers at Newburgh or his As originally phrased, it read: The U.S. In congress assembled receive with W. Jackson to His Excellency General Washington Mount-Vernon as to feel a confidence that they represent the great majority of the people of the United States. W. R. Davie. 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