Correct Intepretation of the Act that Prohibits Arming of Belligerent Vessels in U.S. Ports
Document 1794Refers to embarrassing misconception of recent Act of Congress. Defines rebel action against the U. S., focusing on the war-like behavior of frigates acting without commissions. Expressed concern for frigates who have reconfigured or changed the shapes, purposes, and uses of the vessel. Strictly permitted is the arming and equipping of beligerent vessels for war or combat in any port of the United States. Oars given to French sailors presents concerns. Questions loyalty of contractors.
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