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6159. OFFICE-HOLDERS, Partizan.—[continued].
Those whose misconduct
in office ought to have produced their
removal even by my predecessor, must not be
protected by the delicacy due only to honest
men.—
To Samuel Adams. Washington ed. iv, 389.
Ford ed., viii, 39.
(W.
March. 1801)
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