...of them remarkably distinguished themselves by their successful management of the public business. Government was administered with such integrity, without...mystery, and in so prosperous a- course, that it seemed to. be wholly employed in ails of beneficence. Though it has made • many thousand inalecontents,...

...in congress, before his friends were satisfied, they had not formed too exalted ideas of his powers. During eight years, the whole of Washington's administration,...internal taxation, which should be independent of the contiugences of foreign commerce, was matured and carried into etl'ect ; the Indian tribes by a wise...

...of them remarkably distinguished themselves by their successful management of the publick business. Government was- administered with such integrity,...mystery, and in so prosperous a course, that it seemed to be wholly employed in acts of beneficence. Though it has made many thousand malecontents, it has...

...men, under whom that government began its auspicious career, and by whom it " was ad ministered § with such integrity, without mystery, and in so prosperous a course, that it seemed to be wholly employed in acts of beneficence," was his unremitted endeavour, to which he devoted all...

...under whom that government began its auspicious career, and by whom it" was administered § with'such integrity, without mystery, and in so prosperous a course, that it seemed to be wholly employed in acts of beneficence," was his unremitted 'dndeavour, to which he devoted all...

...themselves by their successful mniiac-vment of the pub» lie business. Government was administer*1!! with such integrity, without mystery, and in so prosperous a course, that it seemi-d to be whollv employed m acts of r>. in -k1» nc". Though it has made гшшу thousand malecontents,...

...of them remarkably distinguished themselves by their successful management of the public business. Government was administered with such integrity, without...mystery, and in so prosperous a course, that it seemed to be wholly employed in acts of beneficence. Though it has made many thousand malecontents, it has...

...Norfolk," — meaning, we presume, Fisher Ames, — we will quote a sentence from his eulogy on Washington, that ' ' government was administered with such integrity...it seemed wholly employed in acts of beneficence;" and this was an opinion formed after being in Congress during the entire administration of Washington....

...Ames, — we will quote a sentence from his eulogy on Washington, that "government was adminifltered with such integrity without mystery, and in so prosperous...it seemed wholly employed in acts of beneficence;" and this was an opinion formed after being in Congress during the entire administration of Washington....

...in Congress, before his friends were satisfied they had not formed too exalted ideas of his powers:, During eight years, the whole of Washington's administration,...it seemed wholly employed in acts of beneficence." a dangerous insurrection was suppressed ; our differences with Spain and Great Britain were accommodated,...