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6087. OFFICES, Difficult to fill.—[continued].
Should the [federalists]
yield the election, I have reason to expect,
in the outset, the greatest difficulties as to
nominations. The late incumbents, running
away from their offices and leaving them
vacant, will prevent my filling them without
the previous advice of the Senate. How this
difficulty is to be got over I know not.—
To James Monroe. Washington ed. iv, 355.
Ford ed., vii, 491.
(W.
Feb. 1801)
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