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said on that occasion he asked the Secretary of War if the resignation was acce);xtcd. He an- swered that it was not ; that the President hi^ directed him to write to the Generals,* in order to reconcile them to act together until the close of that Indian war, which would probablv not be long, and then they would get a triaL That trial, however, was prevented by the d^th of General Wayne on his return from receiving the forts from tne British. On this occasion the Arniy was reduced to a brig...adier's command, and General Wilkinson appointed to that command* If President Washington had thought prope% two very good opportunities offered to get quit of the General without any trial; the one was when he sent in his resignation, the, other was when the Army was reduced ana new modielled* He took advantage of neither of these.
Though the gentlemen who supported the res- olution did not agree with him in believing that we bad no authority from the Constitution to alct in this manif^ yet they must all agree that it is extraordinary that there is no precedent for it in the administration of our own Government; and that if it can be justified, it is only by the necessity of the case.
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said on that occasion he asked the Secretary of War if the resignation was acce);xtcd. He an- swered that it was not ; that the President hi^ directed him to write to the Generals,* in order to reconcile them to act together until the close of that Indian war, which would probablv not be long, and then they would get a triaL That trial, however, was prevented by the d^th of General Wayne on his return from receiving the forts from tne British. On this occasion the Arniy was reduced to a brig...adier's command, and General Wilkinson appointed to that command* If President Washington had thought prope% two very good opportunities offered to get quit of the General without any trial; the one was when he sent in his resignation, the, other was when the Army was reduced ana new modielled* He took advantage of neither of these.
Though the gentlemen who supported the res- olution did not agree with him in believing that we bad no authority from the Constitution to alct in this manif^ yet they must all agree that it is extraordinary that there is no precedent for it in the administration of our own Government; and that if it can be justified, it is only by the necessity of the case.
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