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Domestic News
May 28, 1808
Alexandria Daily Advertiser
Alexandria, Virginia
What is this article about?
New Orleans correspondent reports legislature adjournment, indignation among Americans over Champagny's letter and French insolence, pleasure among French adherents, and suspicions about General Moreau.
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From the Correspondent of the Balt. Fed. Gaz.
New-Orleans, May 5.
"By the Agenoria, I send you a file of papers containing little of interest. Our legislature has adjourned. The letter of Champagny has excited great indignation amongst the real Americans here; to the French adherents it is a pleasing circumstance that French insolence passes unrevenged, scarcely noticed by our government. Of Gen. Moreau, suspicions are entertained; but probably of these you know as much in the Atlantic states as we do."
New-Orleans, May 5.
"By the Agenoria, I send you a file of papers containing little of interest. Our legislature has adjourned. The letter of Champagny has excited great indignation amongst the real Americans here; to the French adherents it is a pleasing circumstance that French insolence passes unrevenged, scarcely noticed by our government. Of Gen. Moreau, suspicions are entertained; but probably of these you know as much in the Atlantic states as we do."
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
New Orleans Legislature
Champagny Letter
French Insolence
Gen Moreau Suspicions
What entities or persons were involved?
Champagny
Gen. Moreau
Where did it happen?
New Orleans
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
New Orleans
Event Date
May 5
Key Persons
Champagny
Gen. Moreau
Event Details
Legislature has adjourned. The letter of Champagny has excited great indignation amongst the real Americans; to the French adherents it is a pleasing circumstance that French insolence passes unrevenged, scarcely noticed by our government. Suspicions are entertained of Gen. Moreau.