one another. They happened to have many opposing views between each other either on a personal note, but mainly on a political note. The two Cabinet members had very different intentions and beliefs for the nation. In Document 1, Hamilton explains in a letter to a friend in 1792 that he believed that Jefferson's faction was "dangerous to the Union". In explaining, he believed that Jefferson does not favor debt or does not favor economics which Hamilton had very little concern with, but Hamilton states that if he is going to be complaining about debt, then he isn't the right guy for the role in the presidency. Hamilton was admired to a commercial government which seeked interest in banking and business unlike Jefferson who seeked interest in farming and agriculture. He also complains about the problems with Great Britain and how France is better. Hamilton explains that he believes that Jefferson has a "womanish attachment to France". Hamilton expresses his
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