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1602. CONGRESS, Young men and.—[continued].
I see the best effects
produced by sending our young statesmen [to
Congress]. They see the affairs of the Confederacy
from a high ground: they learn the
importance of the Union, and befriend federal
measures when they return. Those who never
come here, see our affairs insulated, pursue
a system of jealousy and self-interest, and distract
the Union as much as they can.—
To James Madison.
Ford ed., iii, 403.
(A.
Feb. 1784)
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