[126] Harper to Lynn, Sept. 25, 1812, Steiner, 584.
[127] See McMaster, iv, 199-200.
[128] Morison: Otis, i, 399.
[129] Pickering to Pennington, July 22, 1812, N.E. Federalism: Adams, 389.
[130] The vote of Pennsylvania, with those cast for Clinton, would have elected Marshall.
[131] Babcock, 157; and see Dewey: Financial History of the United States, 133.
[132] For an excellent statement of the conduct of the Federalists at this time see Morison: Otis, ii, 53-66. "The militia of Massachusetts, seventy thousand in enrolment, well-drilled, and well-equipped, was definitely withdrawn from the service of the United States in September, 1814." (Babcock, 155.) Connecticut did the same thing. (Ib. 156.)
[133] Annals, 13th Cong. 1st Sess. 302.
[134] See McMaster, iv, 213-14.
[135] Annals, 13th Cong. 1st Sess. 302