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6114. OFFICES, Nominations.—
There
is nothing I am so anxious about as good
nominations, conscious that the merit as well
as reputation of an administration depends
as much on that as on its measures.—
To A. Stuart. Washington ed. iv, 394.
Ford ed., viii, 47.
(M.
April. 1801)
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