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...of the Government, and become the leader of that party which is about to constitute the majority in the Legislature. The morals of the author of the letter to Mazzei cannot be pure." — Letter to Hamilton. 6 Hamilton's Works, 502. ston censuring the President for...

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...objection, Mr. Jefferson appears to me to be a man who will embody himself with the Home of Representatives. By weakening the office of President, he will increase...legislature. The morals of the author of the letter to Mazzei cannot be pure. " With these impressions concerning Mr. Jefferson, I was in some degree disposed to...

...Mr. Jefferson appears to me to be a man who will embody himself with the, .House of Representatives. By weakening the office of President, he will increase...party which is about to constitute the majority of the Legis-r lature. The morals of the author of the letter to Mazzei cannot be pure.1 With these impressions...

...Mr. Jefferson appears to me to be a man who will embody himself with the House of Representatives. By weakening the office of President, he will increase...sap the fundamental principles of the government, find become the leader of that party which is about to constitute the majority of the legislature....

...Mr. Jefferson appears to me to be a man, who will embody himself with the House of Representatives. By weakening the office of President, he will increase...legislature. The morals of the author of the letter to Mazzei cannot be pure. " Your representation of Mr. Burr, with whom I am totally unacquainted, shows that...

...Mr. Jefferson appears to me to be a man, who will embody himself with the House of Representatives. By weakening the office of President, he will increase...legislature. The morals of the author of the letter to Mazzci cannot be pure. JEn. 43.] 441 cannot bring myself to aid Mr. Jefferson. Perhaps respect for...

...Mr. Jefferson appears to me to lie a man who will embody himself with the House of Representatives. By weakening the office of President, he will increase...the majority of the legislature. The morals of the author'of the letter to Mazzei caunot be pure. " Your representation of Mr. Burr, with whom I nm totally...