Note 54 — Chapter V · CLINTON’S FOURTH TERM 1789-1792
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In a letter to Theodorus Bailey, Chancellor Kent, then a member of the Assembly, expressed the opinion that "things look auspicious for Burr. It will be in some measure a question of northern and southern interests. The objection of Schuyler's being related to the Secretary has weight."—William Kent, Memoirs and Letters of James Kent, p. 39.