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John Adams to United States Senate, May 11, 1798
United States May 11th 1798— Gentlemen of the Senate I nominate Samuel Snow of Rhode Island to be Consul of the United States at Canton— John Adams
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John Adams to Rhode Island Legislature, May 11, 1798
Philadelphia May 11th 1798— Gentlemen, This unanimous Address from the Legislature of Rhode Island, comes with such authority, that nothing I could say in answer to it, would increase its…
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John Adams to Ct., Inhabitants of Hartford, May 10, 1798
10 May, 1798. Gentlemen, Although the sentiments and conduct of the people of Connecticut, as expressed upon all occasions by themselves at home, and their representatives in both houses of…
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John Adams to Commissioners of Washington City, May 10, 1798
Philadelpa. May 10th 1798 Gentlemen I have this morning received your favor of the 7th Inst and although I have not found time to answer your former Letters, I will…
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James Monroe to Pa., Citizens of Lancaster County, May 8, 1798
[ post 8 May 1798 ] I have seen in a gazette < from > of Richnd. as published from one of Philadelphia, in a reply from Mr. Adams P.…
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John Barry to John Adams, May 8, 1798
May the 8th 1798 Please your Excellency Having had the honour of being admitted into your pressence, and informed you of matters that was my duty to do—As I am…
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John Adams to United States Senate, May 8, 1798
United States May 8. 1798 Gentlemen of the Senate I nominate Silas Talbot of New York, James Sever of Massachusetts Richard Dale of Pennsylvania, and Stephen Decatur of Pennsylvania, to…
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Commissioners of Washington City to John Adams, May 7, 1798
Washington, May 7, 1798. Sir: We took the liberty of addressing you, by letter dated the 18th ultimo, on the subject of the executive offices, expressing our regret that your…
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John Adams to Pa., Young Men of Philadelphia, May 7, 1798
7 May, 1798. Gentlemen, Nothing of the kind could be more welcome to me than this address from the ingenuous youth of Philadelphia, in their virtuous anxiety to preserve the…
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Pa., Young Men of Philadelphia to John Adams, May 7, 1798
[ , Start insertion, 7 May 1798 , End, ] Sir At a period so interesting to the United States permit us to believe that an address from the Young…