Ascendency of French Principles and Democracy
Document 1797Instructions for future correspondence. Refers to appointment offered to his son by Mr. King. Mentions upcoming state legislative elections that perhaps mean that French principles and democracy gaining ground. Hopes that Mr. Hindman will succeed in his Congressional election and that wealth and prosperity will continue on the side of government.
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Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Instructions for future correspondence. Refers to appointment offered to his son by Mr. King. Mentions upcoming state legislative elections that perhaps mean that French principles and democracy gaining ground. Hopes that Mr. Hindman will succeed in his Congressional election and that wealth and prosperity will continue on the side of government.
Date
11/13/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Maryland, Queen Anne's County
Repository
Collection
Document number
1797111340001
Page start
1
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Hemsley
Mr. King
member of Congress
Mr. Hindman
federal man of respectability
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Maryland, Queen Anne's County
Easton
London
Notable items
elections to the state legislature
French principles
democracy
great majority
great nation question
wealth and respectability
tide of government