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6467. PATRONAGE, Corruption and.—
Bad men will sometimes get in [the Presidency],
and with such an immense patronage,
may make great progress in corrupting the
public mind and principles. This is a subject
with which wisdom and patriotism should
be occupied.—
To Moses Robinson. Washington ed. iv, 380.
(W.
1801)
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