Virtue can not be forced, It is a disposition that is well entrenched in its possessor.
Andrew Jackson was a man of virtue It was important to both him and George Washington. It's documented Washington noting that “Virtue or morality is the spring of popular government”. One of Jackson’s most important principles “was the faith in the judgment of free men”.
During the presidency of Andrew Jackson on the day of his inauguration reception he opened the White House with a host of “ordinary people” it was shocking having a mixture of what was called high and low, many disapproved. Jackson made it priority to shake the hands of all attendees, “making himself available