 | James Cheetham - 1802 - 128 páginas
...foot, the men he employed, and the expenees of their various agencies, must have cost him a sum littla less than one year's salary of his office. Mr. Burr...with the federalists from the period of his nomina.-' jiion. . , The votes of the state of Pennsylvania,* from causes. which, being of so recent a date,... | |
 | William Peter Van Ness - 1804 - 134 páginas
...nor was he parsimonious of expense. The expresses kept on foot, the men he employed, and the expenses of their various agencies, must have cost him a sum...Burr seems to have carried on a secret correspondence wkh the federalists from the period of his nomination." THE facts adduced to support this charge shall... | |
 | Samuel Henry Wandell, Meade Minnigerode - 1925 - 438 páginas
...might fill that office before Mr. Jefferson, to whom it was exclusively alloted by the people. . . . Mr. Burr seems to have carried on a secret correspondence with the federalists from the period of his nomination. . . . Fortune had been so kind to Mr. Burr that he was lavish of her favours and sported... | |
 | Samuel Henry Wandell, Meade Minnigerode - 1925 - 436 páginas
...might fill that office before Mr. Jefferson, to whom it was exclusively alloted by the people. . . . Mr. Burr seems to have carried on a secret correspondence with the federalists from the period of his nomination. . . . Fortune had been so kind to Mr. Burr that he was lavish of her favours and sported... | |
 | Arnold Rogow - 1999 - 374 páginas
...presidential chair. He spent at least one year's salary on expresses he sent hither and yon, and he seems to have carried on a secret correspondence with the federalists from the period of his nomination."64 Burr was not without defenders, some of whom were almost the equal of Cheetham in their... | |
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he had fixed his basilisk eyes on the Presidency; and in the fulness of his sanguine disposition he entertained a hope that, by able management, he might fill that office before Mr. Jefferson, to whom it was exclusively alloted by the people. . . . Mr.... 