[435] Marshall to Hamilton, April 25, 1796; Works: Hamilton, vi, 109.
[436] Author unknown.
[437] Richmond and Manchester Advertiser, April 27, 1796.
[438] Carrington to the President, April 27, 1796; MS., Lib. Cong.
[439] Marshall to King, April 25, 1796; King, ii, 45-46.
[440] Washington to Thomas Pinckney, May 22, 1796; Writings: Ford, xiii, 208.
[441] Robert Morris to James M. Marshall, May 1, 1796; Morris's Private Letter Book; MS., Lib. Cong.
[442] Story, in Dillon, iii, 350.
[443] Marshall to King, April 19, 1796; Hamilton MSS., Lib. Cong. Hamilton, it seems, had also asked Marshall to make overtures to Patrick Henry for the Presidency. (King, ii, footnote to 46.) But no correspondence between Hamilton and Marshall upon this subject has been discovered. Marshall's correspondence about Henry was with King.
[444] Marshall to King, May 24, 1796; King, ii, 48.