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the tenderness
due 10 fellow-citizens asd brethren, but even
those execrable PARTICLES, whose eounsels ahc
aid have deluged their country with oioou nave
been protected from the fury OF justly enraged
people Far from compelling or permitting their
assistance am embarrassed with the numbers
who crowd to our camp, animated with the puFeS'
principles of virtue and love TO their country
You affect sir, to despise all rank not derived
from the same source with your own cannot
conceive one more honorable than that whIch
flows from the uncorrupted choice OF = brave and
free people the purest source and original foun-
tain of all power. Far from making It plea Tor
purity mind of true magnaniuity and enlarged
ideas would comprehend and respect il
What may have been the ministerial views
which have precipitated the present crisis, Lex
inrton. Concord and Charlestown can best declare.
May that God TO whom you. too. appeal. Judge be-
tween America and you. Under his providence,
those who influence the councils Of America. and
all the other inhabitants of the United Colonies
at the hazard OF their lives. are determined TO
hand down TO posterity those just snd invaluable
privileges which they received from ther an
CeStors."
To washington's high persoual character. and
his lSek of small weaknesses his correspondence
sill bears testimony
As a statesman Washington was as sure, as
broadmiuded and as determined as he was as 3
who served him show that his efforts were di-
recte6 toward the prevention. not only OF entaa-
Cling alliances abroad but 10 calming internal dis
sensions sni directing the business Of the nation
into healthy channels.
For : time the agricultural interests and the
merchants saw the growth OF manufactures with
ieslousv and diSt-ust But Washington yielded 10
no economic fsll2ciss. Scarcely had the Revolu-
,io- been brought 70 3 successful termination
when he wrote TO the Delaware Society for Pro
noting Domestic Manufactures n 1888 as fot
lows;
The pronoting OF domestic manufactures Will
in ny conception. be among the first consequences
which may naturally be expected 70 fow from 2r
enerSetic government For myself. having Al
s1usi regard fo- the prosperity of the farming
trading ana manufacturing interests vii oaly
ohSsrTe that cannot conceive the extension q
the latter $50 far SIS il nay sIord employment 10
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visa IN = manner idls) can be detrimental 10 tie
former On the contrary. the concurrence Of
vfrtucus individuals, ani the combination Of eco
-o-aIc societies, 70 rely as much IS possible O.
The resources o. Cur ovn country, nay De PTo1aeI
i've ct great national advantages By establishing
The habits ot industry snd economy The CD
sscts ct ycur institution are. therefore, n m
cusrSo1 highly corus13zhie, 2l6 xo4 VII permit
ne 70 zed. gentlemen. thzt propose to demon
st-sts the sincerity OF ny opinion G. This saalecf
ey the uniformity Of my practice in SsT1ng oe-
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