History of the Life And Times of James Madison
History of the Life And Times of James Madison
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Am. Rep. Vol. N. P. 381. A Idem, p. 385.
LETTERS OF COLONEL HAMILTON. 405 the idea. This is partly true. I have myself urged in Congress the propriety of uniting the influence of the public creditors, and the army as a part of them, to prevail upon the States to enter into their views. I have expressed the same sentiments out of doors. Several other members of Congress have done the same. The meaning;, however, of all this was simpty that Congress should adopt such a plan as would em- brace the... relief of all the public creditors, in- cluding the army, in order that the personal influence of some, the connections of others, and a sense of justice to the army, as well as the apprehension of ill consequences, might form a mass of influence in each State in favor of the measures of Congress. In this view, as I men- tioned to your Excellency in a former letter, I thought the discontents of the army might be turned to good account. I am still of opinion that their earnest but respectful applications for redress will have a good effect.
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Am. Rep. Vol. N. P. 381. A Idem, p. 385.
LETTERS OF COLONEL HAMILTON. 405 the idea. This is partly true. I have myself urged in Congress the propriety of uniting the influence of the public creditors, and the army as a part of them, to prevail upon the States to enter into their views. I have expressed the same sentiments out of doors. Several other members of Congress have done the same. The meaning;, however, of all this was simpty that Congress should adopt such a plan as would em- brace the... relief of all the public creditors, in- cluding the army, in order that the personal influence of some, the connections of others, and a sense of justice to the army, as well as the apprehension of ill consequences, might form a mass of influence in each State in favor of the measures of Congress. In this view, as I men- tioned to your Excellency in a former letter, I thought the discontents of the army might be turned to good account. I am still of opinion that their earnest but respectful applications for redress will have a good effect.
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