Actually, as I had already stated, the President was active in getting Mr. Paine released. Adnd if he had wanted him removed, all he had to do was order his return to England instead of back in the United States (he was under a Death Penalty in England).
Thomas Paine is a rather tragic figure later in his life. Close to broke when he died (he was probably the first victim of "Intellectual Piracy" in the United States), he was a revolutionary constantly in search of a new revolution, and had alienated almost everybody. Because of his outspoken critiques on religion the Quakers refused to have him buried in their cemetery, so he was interred under a tree on his farm. Then later dug up and kept in storage for over 20 years and are not lost.
You are just cherry-picking quotes, and giving none of the context or understanding behind them, very dishonest.
