The Life of Nathaniel Macon
The Life of Nathaniel Macon
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Macon had already concluded to vote for war, though he more than ever dreaded its consequences. As for the North Carolinians, they were hopelessly divided. The dissatisfaction with Madison and the failure of the Macon bills at the last session had not REVOLUTION IN CONGRESS. 275 been without effect on the party politics of that State. New Bern and the surrounding country sent Judge Gaston, a Federalist, to the House; the Salisbury district, never slow to yield to the embraces of the same party,... sent Joseph Pearson back after an ab sence of ten years ; Archibald McBryde, of Fayette- ville, was another Federalist ; and Willis Alston, of Halifax, voted as often with one party as the other ; the dissipated and somewhat uncertain Lemuel Sawyer, from the Edenton section, went entirely over to the Federalists; and Richard Stanford had long since become the counterpart of Randolph, and with Randolph voted favorably to the interests of England, because, forsooth, the English gentleman was to him the most perfect type of the human species.
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Macon had already concluded to vote for war, though he more than ever dreaded its consequences. As for the North Carolinians, they were hopelessly divided. The dissatisfaction with Madison and the failure of the Macon bills at the last session had not REVOLUTION IN CONGRESS. 275 been without effect on the party politics of that State. New Bern and the surrounding country sent Judge Gaston, a Federalist, to the House; the Salisbury district, never slow to yield to the embraces of the same party,... sent Joseph Pearson back after an ab sence of ten years ; Archibald McBryde, of Fayette- ville, was another Federalist ; and Willis Alston, of Halifax, voted as often with one party as the other ; the dissipated and somewhat uncertain Lemuel Sawyer, from the Edenton section, went entirely over to the Federalists; and Richard Stanford had long since become the counterpart of Randolph, and with Randolph voted favorably to the interests of England, because, forsooth, the English gentleman was to him the most perfect type of the human species.
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