Temperate discussion of the important subjects which may arise in the course of the session and mutual forbearance where there is a difference of opinion are too obvious and necessary for the peace, happiness, and welfare of our country to need any recommendation of mine.
Washington advocates for civil discourse and mutual respect among lawmakers for the nation's well-being.
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