John Adams to Elbridge Gerry, February 7, 1801
Washington Feb 7th 1801. Dear Sir I lament with you the arbitrary aplication of party nicknames & unpopular appellations & although with you I heartily wish, yet I cannot say…
Washington Feb 7th 1801. Dear Sir I lament with you the arbitrary aplication of party nicknames & unpopular appellations & although with you I heartily wish, yet I cannot say…
Philada. Feby 6. 1801 Dear Sir Understanding that the Judiciary Bill is likely to pass the Senate as it came up from the House of Representatives I beg to mention…
Washington Feb 6th 1801 Dear Sir I thank you for your kind letter of Jan 31st. If the judiciary bill should pass, as I hope it will, it will cost…
New Haven February 5th. 1801 Most respected Sir I take the Liberty to Inform you that the office of Collector of the Customs for the District of New Haven has…
Washington Jan 31 1801 Dear Sir I request you would cause to be prepared letters for me to sign, to the king of Prussia, recalling Mr. John Quincy Adams, as…
Washington Jan 31 1801 Dear Sir I hereby authorize & request you to execute the office of Secretary of State so far as to affix the seal of the U.S.…
United States, January 30, 1801. Gentlemen of the Senate and Gentlemen of the House of Representatives: I transmit to Congress for their consideration a letter from William Thornton, Alexander White,…
January 30th, 1801. Sir, It appearing to me proper and necessary for the public service that the Senate of the United States should be convened on Wednesday, the 4th of…
Washington Jan. 29th 1801 Sir A Gentleman who is a member of the Senate of the United States has informed me that you have done me the honour, to nominate…
United States Jan 29 1801. Gentlemen of the Senate I nominate Roger Griswold Esqr member of the house of Representatives from Connecticut to be Secretary of war in the place…