In the course of your session you shall receive all the aid which I can give for the dispatch of public business, and all the information necessary for your deliberations, of which the interests of our own country and the confidence reposed in us by others will admit a communication.
Thomas Jefferson: “In the course of your session you shall receive all the aid which I can give for the dispatch of public business, and…”
On the recordDecember 2, 1805
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Fifth Annual Message
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