51; debate over title of President, 52; over his communications with Senate, 53; over presidential etiquette, 53-56; appointment of officials to cabinet offices established by Congress, 64-71; appointment of supreme court judges, 72.
Orme,----, letter of Washington to, i.

84.
PAINE, THOMAS, his "Rights of Man" reprinted by Jefferson, ii.

226.
Parkinson, Richard, says Washington was harsh to slaves, i.

105; contradicts statement elsewhere, 106; tells stories of Washington's pecuniary exactness, ii.

353, 354, 382; his character, 355; his high opinion of Washington, 356.
Parton, James, considers Washington as good but commonplace, ii.