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In consequence of his agreeing with the National
Executive in one single measure, which however
affects not his avowed and well known principles,
a great split-up and comminglement of oppos-
ite political parties seem to have taken place.
Those formerly only prejudiced against now
take special delight to traduce him - those
of his former friends tired of minorities and
thinking they can gain promotion, openly den-
ounce him (a few) as corrupt - and many
disagree w differ with him as to his measure
yet refuse to give up their old companion
and chief. It is believed that the elections of
a whole state 'the great empire State have
gone against the Administration on account
of one measure of this gentleman. What other
influence this may have is not yet developed.

Wed 23rd. Man is blameable to a greater extent
geneally than the other sex for improper sextu-
al intercourse. This was a topic in conv-
ersation. I mention it for future thought. -

Men are not always uniform in their man-
ners - in paying due respect at all times with
their associates. This a want of sense and a
magnanimous soul. This little village
affords themes for comment and clues
at human, poor weak human nature.
Many of those men who denounce Ja-
ckassian against others, are very generally
Jackasses them selves. I wont go out of this
famous town to show this truth. Money
the best and surest passport to society. -

The sayings of wealthy men are treasu-
red up as the wisdom of a [lycurgus?] or the
wit of a Themistocles. This is extruding attic salt
from asses truly. -

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