Desirability of presidential speech
Document 1795Letter, discusses desirability of Presidential speech opposing unidentified concern.
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Autograph Letter
Description
Letter, discusses desirability of Presidential speech opposing unidentified concern.
Date
08/17/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Collection
Document number
1795081737001
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Notable persons
Timothy Pickering
John Jay
President.
Notable locations
New York
Notable items
thanks
letter
communicate
information
President's firmness
occasion
honors
character
confers
obligations
Country
expediency
address
not perfectly satisfied
general rule that the President should very rarely come forward except officially
a degree of reserve seems necessary
dignity
authority
indecent strictures
many of our Prepos are licentious in the Extreme
little reason
presume
regard to Propriety
parties
hostile to the Constitution and Government
opinion
existence
views
leaders
parties
conduct
more than ordinary Indiscretion
Industrious
no activity or means will be spared to gain a majority in Congress
session
render this attempt abortive
proposed address
the President's Speech
compromise
sentiments
remarks on the subject
mischief may be advanced and ripened
address
correcting public opinion
a check on the Conduct of some Representatives
opposition
men who will go with the Stream
others will act right when they see no advantage to themselves in acting wrong
snares
in a word this address has its pros and cons
it is a Point on which I should confide in the President's Judgment
ancient as well as very modern History teach us lessons very applicable to the present Times
temper activity and decision
the President, with the blessing of Providence will be able to carry his Country safe thro the storm.