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1536. CONGRESS, Influencing.—[continued].
If it has been supposed
that I have ever intrigued among the members
of the Legislature to defeat the plans of the
Secretary of the Treasury, it is contrary to all
truth. * * * That I have utterly, in my
private conversations, disapproved of the
system of the Secretary of the Treasury,
I acknowledge and avow; and this was
not merely a speculative difference.—
To President Washington. Washington ed. iii, 460.
Ford ed., vi, 102.
(M.
1792)
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