Speech from Speaker, attended by House of Representatives, to President Washington
Document 1790Reciprocate congratulations on accession of North Carolina; express concurrence with Washington's sentiments on agriculture, commerce, manufactures. Express support for measures that might obviate ill effects failed negotiations and of Indian hostilities.
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Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/Document
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Reciprocate congratulations on accession of North Carolina; express concurrence with Washington's sentiments on agriculture, commerce, manufactures. Express support for measures that might obviate ill effects failed negotiations and of Indian hostilities.
Date
01/14/1790
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Collection
Document number
1790011490200
Note
American State Papers, 1st Congress, 3rd Session, Foreign Relations: Volume 1, page 13.
Also available through the America Presidency Project: http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/index.php?pid=65524
Notable persons
George Washington
Speaker of the House
House of Representatives
President of the United States
Congress
representatives
hostile tribes
Indians
public creditors
Notable locations
North Carolina
Notable items
speech
agriculture
commerce
manufactures
legislative protection
promotion of science and literature
tranquility
negotiations