Disruptions from the Whiskey Rebellion

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Type

Printed Document

Description

President Washington writes Secretary Hamilton from Germantown, Pennsylvania regarding questions about the feasibility of sending two months of pay for troops, in light of the ongoing Whiskey Rebellion. Washington advises that such a move be delayed, at least until the commissioners who were sent into the insurgent counties make their report. At present, however, it is too hazardous to send the money.

Date

08/21/1794

Sent from

Germantown, Pennsylvania

Collection

Document number

1794082140000

Note

LC, George Washington Papers, Library of Congress

Notable persons

Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
insurgents
rebels
Anthony Wayne
commissioners

Notable locations

Germantown
Pennsylvania
western Pennsylvania
counties
Pittsburgh
Wilderness

Notable items

Whiskey Rebellion
insurrection
revolt
rebellion