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Editorial October 17, 1789

Gazette Of The United States

New York, New York County, New York

What is this article about?

Editorial warns the public of jealous, unsuccessful office-seekers who may spread suspicions against the government, urging patience to allow it time to demonstrate its merits.

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"LET THE PUBLIC BE FOREWARNED that the time is now come, in which jealousy will begin to throw out her suspicions. There have been almost innumerable applicants for public offices, many of them men of no genius, and generally of no industry; who wished to live an easy life on public support. All these are disappointed, and will wish to revenge themselves, by insinuations against the designs of government, and the favored persons who manage our great interests.

Like an honest people, let us despise every attempt of this nature, until the government hath had time to operate, we shall then know its excellencies, and can remedy its defects if there be any."

What sub-type of article is it?

Partisan Politics

What keywords are associated?

Public Offices Jealousy Government Suspicions Insinuations Political Revenge

What entities or persons were involved?

Applicants For Public Offices Government

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Warning Against Jealous Office Seekers' Insinuations

Stance / Tone

Supportive Of Government With Call For Patience

Key Figures

Applicants For Public Offices Government

Key Arguments

Jealousy From Disappointed Office Seekers Will Lead To Suspicions Against Government These Applicants Lack Genius And Industry, Seeking Easy Public Support They Will Revenge By Insinuating Against Government Designs And Favored Persons Public Should Despise Such Attempts Until Government Has Time To Operate Then Its Excellencies Can Be Known And Defects Remedied

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