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plan prepared by, for the redemption of the public debt--office resigned by, in 1795, iii. 329; succeeded by Oliver Wolcott, iii. 330; stones thrown at, while addressing a meeting in New York, iii. 352; Jay's treaty defended by, through the press, iii. 369; letter of Washington to, giving reasons for not furnishing to Congress papers relating to Jay's treaty, iii. 394; suggestions of, used by Washington in the preparation of his Farewell Address, iii. 426; letter of, to Washington, in 1798, in relation to the troubles with France, iii. 506; willing to accept the office of inspector-general in 1798 (_note_),