A Discourse, Delivered At New-Haven, Feb. 22, 1800; On the Character of George Washington, Esq. At the Request of the Citizens;
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tive beyond that of moft who have lived, and feem- ed inftindlively to difcern the proper anfwer to the celebrated Roman queftion ; * Cui bono erit ? To this his inceffant attention, and unwearied obferva- tion, which nothing, whether great or minute, efca- ped, doubtlefs contributed in a high degree. What he obferved he treafured up, and thu3 added daily to his flock of ufeful knowledge. Hence, although his early education was in a degree confined, his mind became pofleiTed of extenfive, vario...us, and ex- a6b information. Perhaps there never was a mind, * What good purpofs will it anfwer f 24 ori which theoretical fpeculations had lefs influence, and the decifions of common fenfe more.
At the fame time, no man ever more earneftly or iiniformly fought advice, or regarded it, when given, with more critical attention. The opinions of friends and enemies, of thofe who abetted, and of thofe who oppofed, his own fyftem, he explored and fecured alike. His own opinions, alfo, he fub- mitted to his proper counfellours, and often to oth-- ers ; with a demand, that they fhould be fifted, and expofed, without any tendernefs to them becaufe they were his ; infilling, that they fhould be confi- dered as opinions merely, and, as fuch, fhould be fubjefted to thcfreeil and moil fevere invefhigation.
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tive beyond that of moft who have lived, and feem- ed inftindlively to difcern the proper anfwer to the celebrated Roman queftion ; * Cui bono erit ? To this his inceffant attention, and unwearied obferva- tion, which nothing, whether great or minute, efca- ped, doubtlefs contributed in a high degree. What he obferved he treafured up, and thu3 added daily to his flock of ufeful knowledge. Hence, although his early education was in a degree confined, his mind became pofleiTed of extenfive, vario...us, and ex- a6b information. Perhaps there never was a mind, * What good purpofs will it anfwer f 24 ori which theoretical fpeculations had lefs influence, and the decifions of common fenfe more.
At the fame time, no man ever more earneftly or iiniformly fought advice, or regarded it, when given, with more critical attention. The opinions of friends and enemies, of thofe who abetted, and of thofe who oppofed, his own fyftem, he explored and fecured alike. His own opinions, alfo, he fub- mitted to his proper counfellours, and often to oth-- ers ; with a demand, that they fhould be fifted, and expofed, without any tendernefs to them becaufe they were his ; infilling, that they fhould be confi- dered as opinions merely, and, as fuch, fhould be fubjefted to thcfreeil and moil fevere invefhigation.
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