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Foreign News
May 3, 1787
The New York Journal, And Weekly Register
New York, New York County, New York
What is this article about?
Extract from Dublin letter dated March 3 describes political tranquility in Ireland, anticipation of moderate national debates, and expected benefits from a forthcoming commercial treaty with France, particularly for Irish linens.
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Extract of a letter from Dublin, March 3.
"Such an universal calm and tranquillity has taken place in the political hemisphere, as gives us reason to expect that a coalition of interests has taken place, and that the grand national questions will be debated moderately, and with temper. The commercial treaty with France is daily expected to make its appearance here. We expect there will be but one opinion on the business--if the linens of Ireland are received into France the benefits are obvious."
"Such an universal calm and tranquillity has taken place in the political hemisphere, as gives us reason to expect that a coalition of interests has taken place, and that the grand national questions will be debated moderately, and with temper. The commercial treaty with France is daily expected to make its appearance here. We expect there will be but one opinion on the business--if the linens of Ireland are received into France the benefits are obvious."
What sub-type of article is it?
Political
Diplomatic
Economic
What keywords are associated?
Dublin Politics
Ireland Tranquility
France Commercial Treaty
Irish Linens Trade
Where did it happen?
Dublin
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Dublin
Event Date
March 3
Outcome
expected benefits from commercial treaty allowing irish linens into france
Event Details
Reports universal political calm and tranquility in Ireland, suggesting a coalition of interests and moderate debate on national questions. Anticipates arrival of commercial treaty with France, with unanimous opinion on its benefits if Irish linens are accepted.