What appeared to be my ideas and disposition respecting the removal of
Congress? Did I appear to wish to hasten it, or did I not rather show a
strong disposition to procrastinate it?
I will be obliged to you in answering this question to do it fully. I
do not intend to make any public use of it, but through my friends to
vindicate myself from the insinuation I have mentioned, and in that
to confute the supposition that the motive assigned did actuate the
members on whom it fell to be more particularly active.
Yours,
A. Hamilton.