President Washingtons Diaries 1791 to 1799
President Washingtons Diaries 1791 to 1799
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Tindley s communications were as follows, viz: that the people in the parts where he was best acquainted had seen their folly and he believed were disposed to submit to the Laws ; 58 WASHINGTON S DIARIES that he thought but could not undertake to be responsible for the re-establishment of the public offices, for the collec tion of the taxes on distilled spirits and stills, intimating, however, that it might be best for the present or until the people s minds were a little more tranquilized to h...old the office of inspection at Pittsburg, under the protection or at least under the influence of the Garrison ; that he thought the distillers would either enter their stills or would pull (?) them down; that the civil authority was beginning to recover its tone; and enumerated some instances of it; that the ignorance and general want of information among the people far exceeded anything he had any con ception of ! that it was not merely the Excise Law that opposition was aimed at, but to all Law and Government and to the officers of Government; and that the situation in which he had been and the life he had led for some time was such that rather than go through it again he would prefer quitting this scene altogether.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tindley s communications were as follows, viz: that the people in the parts where he was best acquainted had seen their folly and he believed were disposed to submit to the Laws ; 58 WASHINGTON S DIARIES that he thought but could not undertake to be responsible for the re-establishment of the public offices, for the collec tion of the taxes on distilled spirits and stills, intimating, however, that it might be best for the present or until the people s minds were a little more tranquilized to h...old the office of inspection at Pittsburg, under the protection or at least under the influence of the Garrison ; that he thought the distillers would either enter their stills or would pull (?) them down; that the civil authority was beginning to recover its tone; and enumerated some instances of it; that the ignorance and general want of information among the people far exceeded anything he had any con ception of ! that it was not merely the Excise Law that opposition was aimed at, but to all Law and Government and to the officers of Government; and that the situation in which he had been and the life he had led for some time was such that rather than go through it again he would prefer quitting this scene altogether.
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