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6797. POST OFFICE, Political spies in.—[further continued].
I shall follow your direction
in conveying this [letter] by a private
hand, though I know not as yet when one
worthy of confidence will occur. * * * Did
we ever expect to see the day, when, breathing
nothing but sentiments of love, to our
country and its freedom and happiness, our
correspondence must be as secret as if we
were hatching its destruction!—
To Elbridge Gerry. Washington ed. iv, 273.
Ford ed., vii, 335.
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