I conceive that the great weight of the obligation which lies upon me to render justice to every man, and to every public body, requires that I should not be silent, when I see a measure taken, which, in my opinion, is pregnant with the greatest mischiefs.
First US President
Letter to Congress, regarding the Newburgh Conspiracy.
1783
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