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In the worst days of their minority period they were more effective as a party. The jealousies and quarrels already on foot came to a fierce culmination on the appoint- ment of the second mission to France. The moderate Federalists of the South, headed by Marshall, sustained the President, while the war party urged his destruction. It was a bouse divided against itself and at a time when violent measures had so lessened the great ad* vantages of the last election that the Federal- ists entered ...upon the Presidential campaign with but a narrow margin for success. Jeffer- son sounded the alarm in the famous Kentucky resolutions. The doctrine was bad enough, but it was probably merely intended to attract atten- tion to the rapid development of power on the Dart of the central government. The resolu- tions of both Kentucky and Virginia were re- ceived with little favor anywhere, and in many States with strong and formal reprobation.
Hamilton, more deeply stirred by a movement for disunion than he could be by anything else, regarded these resolutions as of great gravity U 226 ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
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In the worst days of their minority period they were more effective as a party. The jealousies and quarrels already on foot came to a fierce culmination on the appoint- ment of the second mission to France. The moderate Federalists of the South, headed by Marshall, sustained the President, while the war party urged his destruction. It was a bouse divided against itself and at a time when violent measures had so lessened the great ad* vantages of the last election that the Federal- ists entered ...upon the Presidential campaign with but a narrow margin for success. Jeffer- son sounded the alarm in the famous Kentucky resolutions. The doctrine was bad enough, but it was probably merely intended to attract atten- tion to the rapid development of power on the Dart of the central government. The resolu- tions of both Kentucky and Virginia were re- ceived with little favor anywhere, and in many States with strong and formal reprobation.
Hamilton, more deeply stirred by a movement for disunion than he could be by anything else, regarded these resolutions as of great gravity U 226 ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
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