Statement on the Whiskey Rebellion
Document 1794The Speaker of the House, Frederick Muhlenberg, delivered the following address on the Whiskey Rebellion: calls it a "flagrant outrage" and expresses the "deepest regret at so painful an occurrence... as lovers of public order." In a more positive light, Muhlenberg and the House express gratitude in the failure of the rebellion, and the expression of support from most Americans for the United States government throughout the conflict. Finally, the House praises General Anthony Wayne for his "military operations against the hostile Indians," citing his "perseverance" and "prowess."
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The Speaker of the House, Frederick Muhlenberg, delivered the following address on the Whiskey Rebellion: calls it a "flagrant outrage" and expresses the "deepest regret at so painful an occurrence... as lovers of public order." In a more positive light, Muhlenberg and the House express gratitude in the failure of the rebellion, and the expression of support from most Americans for the United States government throughout the conflict. Finally, the House praises General Anthony Wayne for his "military operations against the hostile Indians," citing his "perseverance" and "prowess."
Date
11/29/1794
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1794112990100
Notable persons
George Washington
House of Representatives
Speaker
Frederick Muhlenberg
Anthony Wayne
rebels
Indians
militia
army
Notable items
Whiskey Rebellion
insurrection
insurgents
