Meeting with President cancelled
Document 1794Secretary Randolph informs the rest of Washington's Cabinet that the President can no longer meet with them at noon next Monday, and instead wishes that they send their opinions in writing. Washington desires for them to take into consideration the resolutions lately passed by the inhabitants of Kentucky, and offer their opinions. The Kentucky resolutions outline the right of its citizens to navigation of the Mississippi River.
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Printed Document
Description
Secretary Randolph informs the rest of Washington's Cabinet that the President can no longer meet with them at noon next Monday, and instead wishes that they send their opinions in writing. Washington desires for them to take into consideration the resolutions lately passed by the inhabitants of Kentucky, and offer their opinions. The Kentucky resolutions outline the right of its citizens to navigation of the Mississippi River.
Date
07/11/1794
Author
Sent from
Philadelphia
Collection
Document number
1794071140100
Note
LC, RG 59, Domestic Letters of the Department of State, Vol. 7, June-27 November 30, 1794, National Archives.
Notable persons
William Bradford
Alexander Hamilton
Henry Knox
Edmund Randolph
George Washington
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Notable items
Resolutions