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2466. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1800), Balloting in House—[further continued].
Four days of balloting
have produced not a single change of a vote.
Yet it is confidently believed by most that to-morrow
there is to be a coalition. I know of
no foundation for this belief.
To James Monroe. Washington ed. iv, 354.
Ford ed., vii, 490.
(W.
Feb. 15, 1801)
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