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Gazette Of The United States, & Philadelphia Daily Advertiser
Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
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Extract of a letter from Providence, Rhode Island, dated April 27, 1798, reports inhabitants' proceedings and signed address to the President pledging support for public councils to secure national honor and independence, with strong affection for the administration in New England and French left friendless.
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"By the mail of this day, will be transmitted the proceedings of the inhabitants of this town, and the address by them individually signed to the President, pledging ourselves to support the public councils and measures, for securing our national honor and independence.
"The personal attachment to, and confidence in, the President, is increased to an ardent affection,—and the whole administration stand as strong in New England as the western mountains. The French I believe are left friendless here."
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Providence (Rhode Island)
Event Date
April 27th, 1798
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inhabitants pledge support to the president and administration; french described as friendless in the region.
Event Details
Proceedings of the inhabitants of Providence include an individually signed address to the President, pledging support for public councils and measures to secure national honor and independence. Personal attachment to the President has increased to ardent affection, with the administration standing strong in New England.