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Domestic News March 11, 1814

Daily National Intelligencer

Washington, District Of Columbia

What is this article about?

In Hartford, Connecticut, the Governor and Council met and decided against joining Massachusetts in resisting the federal Embargo law, deeming it inadvisable amid plans by the British faction in Boston.

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We have seen an extract of a letter from Hartford, which states the following facts:

That on Thursday week, the Governor and Council met at that place, when his Excellency laid a communication before them, from certain characters in Massachusetts, requesting to know, if the people of Connecticut were ready to join Massachusetts, in the proposed resistance to the Embargo law? After remaining in session during the day the Council gave it as their opinion, That it was Not advisable to adhere to the project; to which the Governor readily assented. The writer further observes, that it seems even Connecticut is not prepared to join issue in the mad, wicked, and foolish plans of the British faction in and about Boston.

The above may be relied on. It needs no comment.

Bost. Pat.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Hartford Meeting Embargo Resistance Connecticut Council Massachusetts Proposal

What entities or persons were involved?

Governor Council

Where did it happen?

Hartford, Connecticut

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Hartford, Connecticut

Event Date

Thursday Week

Key Persons

Governor Council

Outcome

council opinion: not advisable to adhere to the project; governor assented

Event Details

Governor and Council met in Hartford; received communication from Massachusetts characters requesting Connecticut's readiness to join resistance to Embargo law; after session, decided against it; writer notes Connecticut not prepared to join British faction plans in Boston

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