Loan from Holland; admission of Kentucky; Northwest Indians

Item

Type

Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/Document

Title

Loan from Holland; admission of Kentucky; Northwest Indians

Description

President Washington reports that Holland has provided a loan of three million florins. Kentucky is to become a state. Discusses the frequent incursions made on frontier settlements by certain banditti of Indians from the northwest side of the Ohio River. Relates that a military force consisting of regulars and militia, are making up an offensive expedition against the aggressors. The disturbed situation in Europe is a reminder of the circumspection required to preserve blessings of general peace and security. Recommends that congress reflect how far and in what mode it may be necessary to guard against embarrassments.

year created

1790

month created

12

day created

08

in collection

notable person/group

US Congress
George Washington
banditti
Indians
hostiles
regulars
militia
prisoners
His Most Christian Majesty
merchants
maritime powers
mint
consuls

notable location

Holland
Kentucky
state
frontier
territory
settlements
Ohio
river
district
Virginia
northwest
Mediterranean
fisheries
post office

notable item/thing

loan
florins
weights
measures

notable idea/issue

maritime power
protection
defense
Indian relations
foreign relations
peace
war
hostilities
foreign relations
trade
rights
commerce
aid
assistance

document number

1790120890000

Document instances

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Document names

Type Name Location Notes
Author George Washington [unknown] [n/a]
Recipient Congress of the United States [unknown] [n/a]