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6099. OFFICES, Intolerance and.—
Our
gradual reformations seem to produce good
effects everywhere except in Connecticut.
Their late session of Legislature has been
more intolerant than all others. We must
meet them with equal intolerance. When they
will give a share in the State offices, they
shall be replaced in a share of the general
offices. Till then, we must follow their
example.—
To Levi Lincoln. Washington ed. iv, 399.
Ford ed., viii, 67.
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July. 1801)
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