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1059. CABINET OFFICERS, Newspapers and.—
Is not the dignity, and even decency
of government committed, when one of
its principal ministers enlists himself as an
anonymous writer or paragraphist for either
the one or the other paper? [66]
—
To President Washington. Washington ed. iii, 467.
Ford ed., vi, 108.
(M.
1792)
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