John Adams to United States Congress, March 2, 1799
March 2. 1799 Gentlemen of the Senate and Gentlemen of the House of Representatives Judging it of importance to the Public that the Legislative should be informed of the gradual…
March 2. 1799 Gentlemen of the Senate and Gentlemen of the House of Representatives Judging it of importance to the Public that the Legislative should be informed of the gradual…
March 2. 1799. Gentlemen of the Senate of the United States, I nominate Robert Ritchie of Pennsylvania to be the Consul of the United States for Port au Prince, in…
Department of State March 1 1799 Sir, I have the honor to inclose Governor St. Clair’s letter of the 6th Ult. recd. last evening, inclosing the nomination of persons from…
Department of State Feby. 20. 1799. Sir, I have the honor to inclose the opinions of the Heads of Departments and Attorney General, on the question of permitting a present…
Litchfield Goal Feby 20th 1799 Sir I send a news-paper printed and handed into the prison house, this morning. Two or three days after I entered this place, I gave…
February 20. 1799 Gentlemen of the Senate. I nominate the following List of Officers in the Army John Adams
Phyladelphia Feb. 19. 1799 Dear Sir Although I received the Honor of your Letter of the first of this month in its Season, I determined to postpone my Answer to…
Feb. 19. 1799 Gentlemen of the Senate I nominate Richard Derby of Massachusetts to be a Captain in the Navy John Adams
T.D Feby 18. 1799 The Secy of the Treasy respectfully represents to the President of the United States. That it appears from the enclosed Report of Daniel Davis Esq. [Atte.…
Head Quarters Western Army Loftus Heights on the Mississippi Feby. 18th 1799 Sir Ensign Peyton of the 1st. Regiment: will have the Honor to present this to you; ill Health…