From a political point of view, Hamilton greaty appreciated the idea of liberalism. Hamilton, as secretary of treasury, wanted a bigger government. With that, he would have appreciated the government spending money in order to stimulate the economy. This can be hypothesized by what he wrote in the federalist papers. In Federalist 12, Hamilton spoke about how increasing the government’s revenue was quintessential to a united Nation. By raising money for the government, it can spend it on the people in order to stabilize the govenrment. It exists as a circle. “Commerce, contributing to both these objects, must of necessity render the payment of taxes easier, and facilitate the requisite supplies to the treasury.” In addition, Hamilton would have supported the government taking over
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.” George Washington was aware of Hamilton’s plans for the government, but similarly, George was also noticed of Jefferson’s concerns with Hamilton’s plans. Due to the situation, Washington attempted to take a moderate stance. Currently in 2016 with Obama, a democrat who supports the government taking over the banks, Hamilton would have lived nicely. On another point, Hamilton preferred the concept of ruler’s laws rather than laws of people. Hamilton favored the elites rather than the people. Although that I agree that politically Hamilton would have been comfortable living in the United States now, from an economic and social standpoint I believe that Hamilton would have been uncomfortable. Hamilton had an affair on his wife with another woman. This is explicitly stated in the Reynold’s Pamphlet. In a time leading up to the Reynold’s Pamphlet, the people were losing trust in Hamilton. In addition, the other farmers held their doubts about Hamilton’s morals for his family and for the economy, for there were rumors circulating that Hamilton was stealing money from the govenrment. “The charge against me is a connection with one James Reynolds for purposes of improper pecuniary
.” George Washington was aware of Hamilton’s plans for the government, but similarly, George was also noticed of Jefferson’s concerns with Hamilton’s plans. Due to the situation, Washington attempted to take a moderate stance. Currently in 2016 with Obama, a democrat who supports the government taking over the banks, Hamilton would have lived nicely. On another point, Hamilton preferred the concept of ruler’s laws rather than laws of people. Hamilton favored the elites rather than the people. Although that I agree that politically Hamilton would have been comfortable living in the United States now, from an economic and social standpoint I believe that Hamilton would have been uncomfortable. Hamilton had an affair on his wife with another woman. This is explicitly stated in the Reynold’s Pamphlet. In a time leading up to the Reynold’s Pamphlet, the people were losing trust in Hamilton. In addition, the other farmers held their doubts about Hamilton’s morals for his family and for the economy, for there were rumors circulating that Hamilton was stealing money from the govenrment. “The charge against me is a connection with one James Reynolds for purposes of improper pecuniary