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Editorial March 18, 1786

Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

An editorial from Portsmouth warns that unless delinquent states promptly comply with congressional requisitions, owing to obligations to citizens and foreign allies, the union faces dreadful consequences, urging action for safety's sake.

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PORTSMOUTH. March 18.

From the resolutions of Congress as published in the different News-papers, it is manifest, that unless the most speedy and decisive measures are adopted by the different states, to comply with the obligations they lie under, as well to their own citizens, as to their foreign allies, the most dreadful consequences (horrible even in idea) must result to the union. It is therefore hoped, that the delinquent states who have not paid attention to the requisitions of Congress, from motives of justice, honour, virtue or patriotism, will be induced to comply with them through regard for their own safety, which to all appearance, stands at stake.

What sub-type of article is it?

Constitutional Economic Policy

What keywords are associated?

Congress Resolutions State Obligations Union Safety Delinquent States Foreign Allies

What entities or persons were involved?

Congress Delinquent States Foreign Allies

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Urging State Compliance With Congressional Requisitions

Stance / Tone

Urgent Exhortation For Union Preservation

Key Figures

Congress Delinquent States Foreign Allies

Key Arguments

Resolutions Of Congress Require Speedy State Compliance With Obligations Non Compliance Risks Dreadful Consequences To The Union States Should Act From Justice, Honor, Virtue, Patriotism, Or Self Safety

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