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Editorial September 20, 1796

Gazette Of The United States, & Philadelphia Daily Advertiser

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

Editorial from Baltimore, September 17, urges George Washington, if declining the presidency, to mediate peace in Europe by presiding over a congress of wise men, restoring the blessings of lasting peace as he did for America.

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BALTIMORE, September 17 --

But one thing more remains to be done by that goodly great man GEORGE WASHINGTON (Should he decline the presidential chair) to fill up the measure of his glory -- and that is; to conciliate the jarring passions of convulsed Europe, and restore to that devoted quarter of the globe, what he has so wisely preserved to his own happy country, the INESTIMABLE BLESSINGS of a LASTING PEACE If this, as Echaeriaux asserts, is to be accomplished only by a congress of wise men, who so fit to preside, as He who has shewn to an admiring world, that PEACE is a gem that he dares to prize, above the love of vulgar fame.

What sub-type of article is it?

War Or Peace Foreign Affairs

What keywords are associated?

George Washington European Peace Lasting Peace Congress Of Wise Men Presidential Chair

What entities or persons were involved?

George Washington Echaeriaux Europe

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Urging Washington To Mediate European Peace

Stance / Tone

Admiring Exhortation

Key Figures

George Washington Echaeriaux Europe

Key Arguments

One Final Act To Complete Washington's Glory: Conciliate Europe's Passions Restore Lasting Peace To Europe As Preserved In America Washington Fit To Preside Over Congress Of Wise Men For Peace

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