The American Electoral System
The American Electoral System
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— XII. AMENDMENT.
On March 4, 1801, in the city of Washington, Jeffer- son was inaugurated President, in the fifty-eighth year of his age. The principles enunciated in his inaugural ad- dress constituted a political code for the guidance of his countrymen. Victory had softened the bitterness of political strife. Now, " We are all Republicans, — We are all Federalists. " ' The oath of office was administered by Chief-Justice Marshall. James Madison became Sec- retary of State, Henry Dearborn, Se...cretary of War, and Levi Lincoln, Attorney-General, Albert Gallatin, Secretary of the Treasury, and Robert Smith, Secretary of the Navy. Massachusetts had two representatives — Dearborn and Lincoln.
An important and trying period had just closed. A new order of things now began. The experiment was interest- ing. A party in opposition for twelve years was now en- trusted with the control of the executive and legislative departments of the government. The reorganization of the civil service was one of the difficult tasks that en- gaged the attention of Jefferson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— XII. AMENDMENT.
On March 4, 1801, in the city of Washington, Jeffer- son was inaugurated President, in the fifty-eighth year of his age. The principles enunciated in his inaugural ad- dress constituted a political code for the guidance of his countrymen. Victory had softened the bitterness of political strife. Now, " We are all Republicans, — We are all Federalists. " ' The oath of office was administered by Chief-Justice Marshall. James Madison became Sec- retary of State, Henry Dearborn, Se...cretary of War, and Levi Lincoln, Attorney-General, Albert Gallatin, Secretary of the Treasury, and Robert Smith, Secretary of the Navy. Massachusetts had two representatives — Dearborn and Lincoln.
An important and trying period had just closed. A new order of things now began. The experiment was interest- ing. A party in opposition for twelve years was now en- trusted with the control of the executive and legislative departments of the government. The reorganization of the civil service was one of the difficult tasks that en- gaged the attention of Jefferson.
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