A Review of the Correspondence Between the Hon. John Adams, Late President of the United States, And the Late Wm. Cunningham, Esq., Beginning in 1803, And Ending in 1812
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It was his first reward for aban- doning- the cause of federalism, and his father's and his own original principles.
He perceived " there was no g-etting- along, or being- any thing-, without popu- larity ;" and the path to popularity was that opened by Mr. Jefferson — then the idol of the people : his measures must be supported.
T Letter X, to Cunning-ham, p. 29.
60 ing the governnietit from the overw-liehniKg flood oi democratic fanaticism, raised in the preceding year by the infl ^ence or pr...oceedings of Monsieur Genet, Minis- ter from the French Repubhc. " John Quincy Adams's " writings (isays his father) first turned this tide." — " Not all Wasliington's ministers, Hamilton and Pick- " ering included, could have written those papers, which " ivere so fatal to Genet. Washington saw it, and felt " his obligations."* Mr. Adams's overweening opinion of his son's ta- lents, and his raging enmity to others, makes him for- get and confound times and facts. I had then nothing to do with the cabinet.
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It was his first reward for aban- doning- the cause of federalism, and his father's and his own original principles.
He perceived " there was no g-etting- along, or being- any thing-, without popu- larity ;" and the path to popularity was that opened by Mr. Jefferson — then the idol of the people : his measures must be supported.
T Letter X, to Cunning-ham, p. 29.
60 ing the governnietit from the overw-liehniKg flood oi democratic fanaticism, raised in the preceding year by the infl ^ence or pr...oceedings of Monsieur Genet, Minis- ter from the French Repubhc. " John Quincy Adams's " writings (isays his father) first turned this tide." — " Not all Wasliington's ministers, Hamilton and Pick- " ering included, could have written those papers, which " ivere so fatal to Genet. Washington saw it, and felt " his obligations."* Mr. Adams's overweening opinion of his son's ta- lents, and his raging enmity to others, makes him for- get and confound times and facts. I had then nothing to do with the cabinet.
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