[634] Marshall's Journal, Oct. 23, 11-12.
[635] Am. St. Prs., For. Rel., ii, 163; Marshall's Journal, Oct. 29, 21-22.
[636] Marshall's Journal, Oct. 23, 12.
[637] Marshall's Journal, Oct. 28, 18-19.
[638] Am. St. Prs., For. Rel., ii, 163.
[639] "Infinite pains have been taken there [in France] to spread universally the idea that there are, in America, only two parties, the one entirely devoted to France and the other to England." (J. Q. Adams to his father, The Hague, July 2, 1797; Writings, J. Q. A.: Ford, ii, 181.)
[640] Marshall's Journal, Oct. 30, 25-26; Am St. Prs., For. Rel., 164.
[641] "The French were extremely desirous of seeing Mr. Jefferson President; ... they exerted themselves to the utmost in favor of his election [in 1796]; ... they made a great point of his success." (Harper to his Constituents, Jan. 5, 1797; Bayard Papers: Donnan, 25; and see supra, chaps. i, ii, iii, and iv, of this volume.)
[642] See supra, chap. iii, 86 et seq.
[643] Washington to King, June 25, 1797; King, ii, 194.