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2500. ELECTIONS (Presidential, 1808), Neutrality of Jeffrson.—[continued].
In the present contest in
which you are concerned I feel no passion, I
take no part, I express no sentiment. Whichever
of my friends is called to the supreme
cares of the nation, I know that they will be
wisely and faithfully administered, and as far
as my individual conduct can influence, they
shall be cordially supported.—
To James Monroe. Washington ed. v, 255.
(March. 1808)
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