John Adams to John M Gill, June 12, 1798
Philadelphia June 12 1798 Gentlemen Your Address to the President Senate and House of Representatives has been presented to me Foreign Governments will always have grounds to believe, that there…
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46,149 lettersPhiladelphia June 12 1798 Gentlemen Your Address to the President Senate and House of Representatives has been presented to me Foreign Governments will always have grounds to believe, that there…
[ 10 June 1798 ] The Subscribers, Natives of Great Britain and Ireland, and Inhabitants of the City of Albany and its Suburbs beg leave to assure you, at this…
Philadelphia June 10 1798 Gentlemen I thank you for this Address presented to me by Mr. Clopton your Representative in Congress. A free and equal Constitution of Government has rarely…
Philadelphia June 10th 1798 To the Young Men of Alexandria in Virginia Gentlemen I receive your patriotic Address with great Pleasure. I rejoice that you highly appreciate the fair Inheritance…
[ , Start insertion, ante 10 June 1798 , End, ] Sir The Young Men of Alexandria, prompted by their ardent attachment to the excellent constitution of their Country, and…
[ , Start insertion, 9 June 1798 , End, ] Agreeable to Notification by Advertisement to the Freemen of the Town of Hamburg and its Vicinity Composing the Third Regiment…
[ 9 June 1798 ] Sir, At this important and eventful Crisis we deem it the duty of the friends of Government and good order to express their approbation of…
Philadelphia June 9 1798 To the Citizens of Hudson and its Vicinity in the County of Columbia in the State of New York Gentlemen Your Declaration of the 26 of…
Philadelphia June 9 1798 Gentlemen I pray you to accept of my Thanks for your unanimous Address, replete with sentiments truly American. Your Conviction that your Government has manifested a…
Balto. 9th. June 1798. Sir Observing by our Gazette of this day, that a resolution, dated, June 7th. had been laid on the Table of the House of Representatives by…
Rutland 5th. June 1798 Sir, We the underwritten, composing the Companies of Artillery, Cavalry and Infantry, and others, convened with the said Companies, inhabitants of the town of Rutland, in…
5th June 1798 Mr North having been informed that several Gentlemen are recommended to His Excellency. The President, for the command of the Ship about to be armed & equiped…
[ , Start insertion, 5 June 1798 , End, ] At a meeting of the Officers of the 19th. Regiment, and also those of the Artillery & Cavilry attached to…
Philadelphia June 5 1798 Gentlemen No testimonials of personal respect to me, or of Attachment to the Government could be more acceptable to me, than those in this Address, which…
Philadelphia June 5 1798 Gentlemen I thank you for this Address presented to me by one of your Representatives in Congress Mr Grove. The explicit and unanimous declaration of your…
Philada June 4th 1798 Sir! To a mind endued with sensibility, and whose early passage in life, was blessed with the genial hand of prosperity, but whose old age is…
Boston June 4 1798 Sir As the common father & first Magistrate of our Country, I beg leave to make the following communications to you, beleiving that you will please…
Boston June 2d 1798— We the subscribers being the superintendant Constructer and Clerk of the Navy Yard, during the building of the Frigate Constitution feel ourselves Constrained by the Principles…
[ , Start insertion, 2 June 1798 , End, ] At a Respectable meeting of the Citizens Inhabitants of the upper part of Montgomery County and State of Maryland convened…
Philadelphia June 2d 1798 Gentlemen < , Start deletion, Your , End, > I thank you for the Resolutions you adopted at Hagerstown the first of May, which have been…