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6181. OFFICE-HOLDERS, Removals.—[further continued].. |
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6181. OFFICE-HOLDERS, Removals.—[further continued]..
I am satisfied that the
heaping of abuse on me, personally, has been
with the design and hope of provoking me to
make a general sweep of all federalists out of
office. But as I have carried no passion into
the execution of this disagreeable duty, I shall
suffer none to be excited. The clamor which
has been raised will not provoke me to remove
one more, nor deter me from removing
one less, than if not a word had been
said on the subject.—
To Levi Lincoln. Washington ed. iv, 407.
Ford ed., viii, 84.
(M.
Aug. 1801)
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