[No. 26] Protection of Western Counties
Document 1794Assured Craig that the residents of the western counties were protected by the law from the insurgents, who recently staged an uprising. Noted governments attempts to pacify the insurgents.
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[No 26] War department Augt 8. 1794
Sir
Your letters and vouchers came safe in the mail which was robbed only of love letters —
Mr Semple delivered your letter safely. The well disposed inhabitants of the western counties may rely upon the protection of the laws, and that the President of the United States is fully aware of the pernicious consequences attending the late insurrection of a number of misguided men. The humanity of the Government will not be more manifested by the pacific measures about being taken than will be its firmness and power if the measures should be rejected —
I am
Sir
Your humble Servt
[signature: H. Knox]
Major Glearning
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Assured Craig that the residents of the western counties were protected by the law from the insurgents, who recently staged an uprising. Noted governments attempts to pacify the insurgents.
Date
08/08/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department
Collection
Document number
1794080814001
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Craig to Knox, 08/17/1794.
Notable persons
Isaac Craig
Henry Knox
Semple
Sample
insurgents
settlers
Government
President
Notable locations
Pittsburgh
War Department
Western counties
county
Notable items
letter
loose letters
vouchers

