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Domestic News November 30, 1795

Gazette Of The United States

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

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In Boston on November 20, anti-treaty petitioners propose petitioning selectmen for a town meeting to urge the president to withhold approval of US treaties with Morocco (via James Simpson) and Algiers, and plan to burn effigies of Simpson, Donaldson, and Capt. O'Brien for their roles.

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BY THIS DAY'S MAILS.

BOSTON, November 20.

More TOWN MEETING Business;

We hear that the late ANTI-TREATY PETITIONERS propose PETITIONING the selectmen to call a town meeting, to consider the propriety of PETITIONING the president to withhold his approbation of the TREATY said to be concluded between the emperor of Morocco and James Simpson, esq. agent for the United States : also the treaty between the United States and the regency of Algiers, and that they intend burning in effigy Simpson and Donaldson together with captain O'Brien ; the former for negotiating and the latter for being the bearer of those vile unread instruments.

Vive la Lantern! Ca Ira!

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics Riot Or Protest

What keywords are associated?

Anti Treaty Petitioners Town Meeting Morocco Treaty Algiers Treaty Effigy Burning James Simpson Captain O'brien

What entities or persons were involved?

Anti Treaty Petitioners James Simpson, Esq. Donaldson Captain O'brien Selectmen President

Where did it happen?

Boston

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Primary Location

Boston

Event Date

November 20

Key Persons

Anti Treaty Petitioners James Simpson, Esq. Donaldson Captain O'brien Selectmen President

Event Details

The late ANTI-TREATY PETITIONERS propose PETITIONING the selectmen to call a town meeting to consider the propriety of PETITIONING the president to withhold his approbation of the TREATY concluded between the emperor of Morocco and James Simpson, esq. agent for the United States, and the treaty between the United States and the regency of Algiers; they intend burning in effigy Simpson and Donaldson together with captain O'Brien, the former for negotiating and the latter for being the bearer of those vile unread instruments.

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