Henry R. Jackson to John Adams, June 4, 1798
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…
John Adams was a Founding Father and the second president of the United States from 1797 to 1801. Before his presidency, he was a leader of the American Revolution that achieved independence from Great Britain. During the latter part of the Revolutionary War and in the early years of the new nation, he served the Continental Congress of the United States as a senior diplomat in Europe. Adams was the first vice president of the United States, serving from 1789 to 1797. He was a dedicated diarist and regularly corresponded with contemporaries, including his wife and advisor Abigail Adams and his friend and rival Thomas Jefferson.
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…
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…
[ , 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…
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…
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…
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…
[ 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…
[ , 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…
[ , 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…
[ 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…
Amesbury June the 12th 1798 Address of the Inhabitants of the Town of Amesbury to the President of the United States of America at a time when Our Country appears…
Amsterdam June 12 1798 Respected Sir I had the honor to address you not long since (via Hamburg) acquainting you that, notwithstanding the best exertions of our Minister at London…
[ , Start insertion, 12 June 1798 , End, ] At a Meeting of the Citizens of the County of Mathews at the Court-house of the said County on the…
[ , Start insertion, ante 13 June 1798 , End, ] To the President of the United States— Prompted by the purest principles of patriotism, and inspired with the warmest…
New York 13 June 1798. Sir. I arrived here yesterday about 7 O’clock a.m. and after breakfasting visited Governor< , Start deletion, Island , End, > Bedlow & Oyster Islands.…
Boston June 13. 1798 It is with a painful degree of diffidence I venture, even for a moment, to intrude on the time and attention of the President of the…
[ , Start insertion, 13 June 1798 , End, ] Amidst the numerous addresses from our Fathers & Brethren throughout United America, on the present Critical Situation of our Country,…
Weymouth June 14. 1798 Dear S r. From the 6 th. of May to the 23 d. We had hot dry Weather with scarce any Rain, Our Pastures & mowing…
[ , Start insertion, 18 June 1798 , End, ] At a numerous meeting of the Inhabitants of the Borough and County of Bedford (Pennsylvania) at the Court house in…
Carlisle 18th. June 1798. Sir, The Students of Dickinson–College, assembled again after the usual vacation, embrace the earliest opportunity of making a public and explicit declaration of their sentiments and…
War Department 18t. June 1798. Sir, I have the honor to submit, the enclosed papers Nos. 1. to 4 inclusive relative to my proceedings at New-York. I am Sir /…
June 18th. 1798 Sir, Attached to the Government of the United States, from a conviction of the blessings which we derive from the just administration of wise and equal laws;…
Somerset Place London 19th June 1798. Sir As you have greatly distinguished yourself by your learned discussions on political subjects, & are now by your eminent situation enabled to promote…
Philadelphia 121 No Wabost 19 June 1798 Sir, Your administration commenced at a critical period, hath been conducted in wisdom, and, sSo far as human wisdom will permit us to…