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Excerpt from A Letter to Mr. Harrison Gray Otis, a Member of the Senate of Massachusetts, on the Present State of Our National Affairs, With Remarks Upon Mr. T. Pickering's Letter, to the Governor of the Commonwealth
From these decisions, however, the letter ih question is to be cone sidered in the nature of an appeal; in the first instance, to our corns mon constituents, the legislature of the state; 'and in the second, by the-publication, to the people. To both these tribunals I shall ai wayshold myself accountable for every act of my public life. Yet, were my own political character alone implicated in the course which has in this instance been pursued, I should have forborne all notice of the proceeding, and have lett my conduct in this, as in other cases, to tne candor and discretion of my country.
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