[163] Ib.; and see also Jefferson to Eppes, July 25, ib., 106; to Randolph, March 28, ib., 37; to same, April 18, ib., 47; to Lee, April 26, ib., 53; to Mason, June 13, ib., 75; to Randolph, June 20, ib., 76-77; to Monroe, June 20, ib., 79; to Dumas, June 23, ib., 82; to Rutledge, July 4, ib., 87-88; to Dumas, July 13, ib., 96. Compare these letters with Jefferson's statement, February, 1793; ib., vii, 224-26; and with the "Anas," ib., i, 171-78. Jefferson then declared that "I was really a stranger to the whole subject." (Ib., 176.)
[164] Jefferson's statement; Works: Ford, vii, 224-26, and i, 175-77.
[165] Gibbs, i, 32; and see Marshall, ii, 190-91.
[166] Henry, ii, 453. But Marshall says that more votes would have changed had that been necessary to consummate the bargain. (See Marshall, ii, footnote to 191.)
[167] Ib., 192.
[168] Marshall, ii, 191-92.
[169] Henry, ii, 453-55.
[170] Journal, H.D. (1790), 35.
[171] Journal, H.D. (1790), 35.
[172] Ib.