When was it published?

June 29, 1796 in Gazette Of The United States

Domestic News June 29, 1796

Gazette Of The United States

Q: What keywords are associated?

New York Election, Anti Federalism, Treaty Majority, Argus, Aurora

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

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What is this article about?

Post-election in New-York, Argus curbs anti-federal attacks as Aurora takes lead; Treaty Majority politicians feted publicly on return, Minority possibly privately.

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Since the result of the election in the city and state of New-York has been known, the original abuses of the Argus, in the anti-federal cause have in a great measure ceased, and the Aurora is become its provider in that line. Indeed at the present time this is almost the only source from which the few rivulets of antifederalism that remain are supplied.

The members of the Treaty Majority are received, on their return to their Constituents, with addresses, feasts, and congratulations. It may be so with those of the Minority; but, if it be, it is done privately.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

New York Election Anti Federalism Treaty Majority Argus Aurora

Where did it happen?

New York

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

New York

Outcome

cessation of abuses in the argus; aurora as main source of antifederalism; public receptions for treaty majority members, possibly private for minority.

Event Details

Since the election results in New-York became known, the Argus has largely ceased its anti-federal abuses, with the Aurora now providing them. It is the primary remaining source of antifederalism. Treaty Majority members are received with addresses, feasts, and congratulations upon return to constituents; Minority members may be similarly received but privately.