1Joseph Jones Monroe to James Monroe, 23 April 1814 (Jefferson Papers)
Altho I did not receive your letter till after the election, my conduct on that occasion, was regulated, as nearly as circumstances woud admit, by the course it pointed out. I have long been convincd, that moderation, & forbearance, is the best course one can pursue, towards his enemies, & that heat & impetuosity, will, in all public discussions, give them a vast ascendency over you. M r Carr...
2Statement of Joseph Jones Monroe, 22 June 1812 (Jefferson Papers)
Being at M r Michies house on a promised visit, in the absense of my family, I have seen the whole correspondence between himself M r Peyton & M r Jefferson . Having been M r Michies Attorney, while formerly a resident of this County