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5909. NEW YORK, Politics of.—
I have
been much pleased to see a dawn of change in
the spirit of your State [New York]. The late
elections have indicated something, which, at
a distance, we do not understand. However,
what with the English influence in the lower,
and the Patroon influence in the upper part of
your State, I presume little is to be hoped.—
To Aaron Burr. Washington ed. iv, 186.
Ford ed., vii, 147.
(Pa.,
June. 1797)
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