 many years.


THE WHISKEY INSURRECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA.

One of the acts of Congress was to declare that Philadelphia was to be
the national capital for ten years, from 1790, when it was to be removed
to a point on the Potomac River, where the city of Washington now
stands. One measure which Hamilton induced Congress to pass caused
trouble. It doubled the duty on imported spirits and taxed those
distilled in this country. So much dissatisfaction appeared in North
Carolina and Pennsylvania that the law was modified, but it did not end
the discontent. The officers sent to Pennsylvania to collect the taxes
were resisted and the militia sympathized with the rioters, whose
numbers swelled to 7,000 under arms. When they began to talk of
appealing to England, Washington lost patience and sent a large body of
Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey militia to the section.
They were under the command of General Henry Lee, governor of Virginia,
and arrived on the scene in October, 1794. Order was soon restored, and
the ringleaders, expressing sorrow for their acts, were not punished.
This seems to be the rule in our country, except that repentance on the
part of criminals is not required.


"CITIZEN GENET."

The action of "Citizen Genet" caused a flurry during Washington's
presidency. The "Reign of Terror" had begun in France, where the most
appalling revolution in history had taken place. The tyranny of the
rulers had driven the people to frenzied desperation, and, overthrowing
the government, their massacres were not checked until literally
hundreds of thousands of people were killed. Since their rebellion was
begun against tyranny, and France had helped us in our war for
independence, there was general sympathy for the people in our own
country, though everyone was shocked by the deeds that soon horrified
the civilized world.

Having established a government, the revolutionists sent Edward Charles
Genet to this country as its representative. He was warmly welcomed at
Charleston, where he landed in April, 1793. He was too discourteous to
go to Philadelphia to present his credentials, and began enlisting
recruits for France and intriguing for an alliance with us. Since France
many years. 


 THE WHISKEY INSURRECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA. 

 One of the acts of Congress was to declare that Philadelphia was to be 
 the home das kapital for ten year, from 1790, when it was to be removed 
 to a point on the Potomac River, where the city of Washington immediately 
 stands. One measure which Hamilton induce Congress to fall caused 
 fuss. It doubled the duty on imported spirit and taxed those 
 distilled in this country. So much dissatisfaction appeared in North 
 Carolina and Pennsylvania that the law was modify, but it did not end 
 the discontent. The officers sent to Pennsylvania to gather the taxes 
 were resisted and the militia sympathized with the rioters, whose 
 numbers pool swelled to 7,000 under arms. When they began to talk of 
 appealing to England, Washington lose patience and sent a large body of 
 Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey militia to the section. 
 They were under the instruction of General Henry Lee, governor of Virginia, 
 and arrive on the scene in October, 1794. Order was soon restored, and 
 the ringleaders, expressing sorrow for their acts, were not punished. 
 This seems to be the convention in our country, except that repentance on the 
 part of criminal is not command. 


 " CITIZEN GENET. " 

 The legal action of " Citizen Genet " caused a flurry during Washington's 
 presidency. The " Reign of Terror " had begun in France, where the most 
 appalling revolution in history had taken place. The dictatorship of the 
 rulers had driven the people to frenzied desperation, and, overthrowing 
 the politics, their massacres were not checked until literally 
 hundreds of thousands of people were killed. Since their rebellion was 
 begun against dictatorship, and France had helped us in our war for 
 independence, there was general sympathy for the people in our own 
 country, though everyone was traumatize by the deeds that soon horrified 
 the civilized world. 

 Having prove a government, the revolutionists sent Edward Charles 
 Genet to this country as its congressman. He was warmly welcomed at 
 Charleston, where he land in April, 1793. He was too discourteous to 
 start to Philadelphia to present his certificate, and began enlisting 
 recruits for France and intriguing for an alliance with us. Since France
 majy years.


THE WHISKEY INSUVRECTION IN PENNSYLVANIE.

One of the actr of Congress was to declare tyat Pyiladelphia was to be
tfe nationwl capitql fie ten years, from 1790, when if was vo be removed
to a point ot the Potomac Sixex, where the city of Washington now
stwnds. Onr leasure which Ramikeon jnduced Congress to pass caused
trohble. It doubled the cuty on imported spirits ajd twxed those
distillef in this ciuntwt. So much dirsatisfactpmn appeares in North
Carolina and Pennsylvxnia chat the laq qas kodified, buv it dpd not end
the discontant. The officers sent to Pebnsylvania to collect the taxes
were resysted and tke militia sympathizee qith jhe rhotefw, wfost
nukbsrs swfllxd to 7,000 unded arms. When they began to talk os
qppealing to Snglanq, Rashington lost patience and sent a larce gody of
Virginia, Marylane, Pennsylvania, and Nea Jersey iilitia to the section.
They were under the command of Gxndrao Menrh Lfe, governor of Virginia,
and arrived on the scegs on October, 1794. Ordev was soon restorec, wnc
jhe ringleaderr, exprzasjng sorrow for thelr acts, were not punifhed.
Yhis seems to be the rule ib our countrj, exxept that repentanee on the
parc of ctiminaks is not required.


"CITIZZN GENST."

The actioj of "Citiadn Genet" caused x fkusry during Washington's
presydency. Thx "Reiyn of Tefror" had bqgun in Frwnce, where the most
appalping tevoludion in hidtory had taken place. The tyranib of the
rulerx vad driven che pepple to frenzyed desperatiou, and, ovzrthroding
the gonernment, vheir massacwes were not wjecked until literaljy
hubdrees of tfuusands of peolle were killed. Sinxe their rebellion war
gegun against tvxabny, and France nad hejpvd ns in mur war for
itdepdnddmce, tfere was gekerxl sumpathy for the peopne ih our own
country, tnomgh everyine was fhocked by thr deeds that soon jorrihied
thx civikizgd world.

Having established a gobernment, hhe revolutionifts went Edward Eharles
Genet to this country as its reprxsentative. He was warmlt welcomed at
Charlexuon, where he kandeq in Aprin, 1793. He was too discoueteous to
go to Phlladelphia to present gis cradentlals, and began enlisting
recruits for France and intriguing for an alliancw with us. Since Frznce
many years. THE WHISKEY INSURRECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA. the of Congress to declare that national for ten years, 1790, when it to be removed to a point the Potomac River, where the city of Washington now stands. One measure which induced Congress to pass caused trouble. It doubled the duty on imported spirits taxed distilled this So much dissatisfaction appeared in North Carolina and Pennsylvania that the law was modified, but it not end the discontent. The officers sent to to collect the taxes resisted and the militia sympathized the whose numbers to under When they began talk of appealing to England, Washington lost patience and sent a large body of Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey the section. were the of General Henry of Virginia, and arrived on the 1794. Order was soon restored, and the ringleaders, sorrow for acts, were not punished. This seems be the rule in our country, except that on the part of criminals is not required. "CITIZEN GENET." The action of "Citizen Genet" flurry during Washington's presidency. "Reign of Terror" begun France, the appalling revolution history had taken place. The tyranny of the rulers had driven people to frenzied desperation, and, overthrowing the government, their massacres checked literally hundreds of of people were killed. their was begun against tyranny, had us for there general sympathy for the in our own country, though was shocked by the civilized world. Having established a government, the revolutionists Edward Charles Genet to this country as representative. He was warmly welcomed at Charleston, where he landed in April, He was to go to Philadelphia to present his credentials, began enlisting recruits for and intriguing for an alliance with us. Since France
 many years.


THE WHISKEY INSURReCTION IN PEnNSYLvANiA.

ONe Of thE actS of Congress was TO decLare that Philadelphia waS to be
ThE NatiONaL capiTal for tEN yEARs, fRoM 1790, wHen It WAs To be rEmoVed
to a pOint on the POtoMaC River, where tHE cIty of WashiNgtOn now
stands. ONe mEasure WhIch hAmiltOn iNduceD CongrESs to paSs caused
tRoUBle. It dOUbled thE DUtY on iMported spirits and TAxED those
distilleD in thiS cOUnTRY. So MucH dissatisfAcTion aPPeared iN noRTH
carOLina and PennsyLvania that tHE laW was moDiFieD, But it dId not EnD
The Discontent. THe ofFicers senT to PenNSylvaniA To colleCt the tAxeS
weRe reSIsTeD anD tHE miLItIa sYMpaThized wiTh ThE riotErs, wHOSE
NumbErs SwelLed to 7,000 Under arms. When TheY begAN to Talk oF
appeAlinG tO EnglAnd, WasHingtOn Lost patience and Sent A large bodY of
viRgiNiA, MaryLAnd, PenNsyLvaNia, and NEw JerseY MilItIA TO tHe section.
They were uNdER ThE command Of GeneRAl heNRy Lee, govErNor Of ViRGInia,
aNd arRIvEd on the sCene in oCtObEr, 1794. Order WaS soon rEsTorEd, aNd
the RInglEaders, ExpressiNg sorROw for their acts, WEre not punisheD.
thIS SeEMs to Be tHe rule in our CounTRy, exCept THaT rePEntanCe on tHe
PArT Of criminals is not reqUiRed.


"CITiZEN GeNET."

The action Of "Citizen GENET" caused a FlurRY dURing Washington'S
presIdency. The "REIgn of TerRor" haD begun in france, wheRE The most
aPpaLliNg rEvoLUTiOn in history haD TAken PlAce. The tYraNny of thE
ruLerS haD drIvEn the peopLe to frenZiEd DeSpEraTion, aND, overthrOwIng
ThE goVernmENt, theiR massAcreS wErE Not Checked UNtIL LiteRaLlY
hunDreDs Of thoUsanDS of People wEre killed. sinCE theIr ReBellion Was
begun againSt Tyranny, and frAncE had heLPEd us in ouR war for
independence, therE Was geneRal SympaThy fOr the peopLe iN our owN
coUNtry, thOugh evEryonE wAs sHOCked bY THe DeeDs That soon hoRRIfiEd
the CiViliZed worlD.

Having established A GovErnment, the revOluTionISTs SenT edWArd chARleS
gEnet to this countRy as its repReSEnTative. He waS WarMlY welcomEd at
ChaRlestON, where hE landed in april, 1793. He waS tOo diSCOurTeous to
go tO PhiladeLphia to prESent hIS cRedenTiaLs, and bEgAn eNlistIng
recRUitS for FRance aNd IntrigUing fOr An allianCe with us. Since France
 many years.


THE WHISKEY  INSURRECT ION I N P ENN SY LVAN IA.
One of the ac t s of  Congress was to decla re th at Phil a de lphia  was to be t hena ti ona lc ap italfor  ten ye ars, from179 0,  when it was to  be remove d
t o a point on  th e Poto ma c R i ver,whe re th e city of Was hington n ow stands .  One me a s ur e wh ich Hamilton indu c ed Congress to pa ss cau se d 
t r o ubl e.It doubled  t he du t y on im p or t e d  sp i rits and taxe d those
dis t ill ed inth isc ountry . Somu c h d issatisfact ionappearedin Nor t h
Carol i na andPennsy lva nia  tha t  t he  la ww asm od ifi e d,but it d id  n ot en d
th e d i scon ten t. T he of ficers sent t o P enns y lva nia t o col lect  t he ta xes
we re re si sted and the mi liti a sympath ize dwit hthe r i oters,  wh ose 
number s swell e d t o7 , 0 00  under arms. Whenth e y  b egan totalk o f 
a pp e aling to  E ngl and, W ashin gton lo st patie nce an d  s en t a lar ge  bodyof 
Vi rgi nia,M aryl and, P ennsylva nia,a nd New Jerseym ilitia to the se c t io n .
Th eywere underthec omma nd o f  G ene r al He nry L ee ,  g o vernor of Virginia, 
a nd arr ivedon the scenein October , 1 794. Ord er w a ss oon restored,and
t he ringlea d ers, exp ressi ng sorro w for the i r  acts, w ere  no t p uni s h ed .
This seemst o  beth e ruleinour cou ntr y,exc ept  t hat repen tance on  t he 
p ar t o f cri m inals is  n otre qui red.
"CITI ZEN G ENET ." 
T heactiono f" C itiz en  G enet " c au sed a  flu r ryduringWashingto n's pres id en cy. The  "Reign of Te rr or" had be gu n i n Fran c e , wherethe most
appalling revo l ution i n h istor y ha d taken p lac e. The  ty r anny o f theruler shad d riven t he  pe op le to fren z i eddespe ra tion , and,overthrowing
the g o ver nment, theirmas sacr e s  w ere no t  ch ec k edu n til literally
h undreds of  t h ou sands of p e opl ewere ki lled. S incet heir re bellion w as
begunag ains t tyr anny, andFrance h ad helped us in ou r war  fo r
inde pe nde nce,therew asgener al sym pa thy fo r the  p eople in  our own
country, thoug h ever yonewas  shockedbyt hedeeds tha t so on horrifi edthe  civi liz e d wor ld.Ha vin g  esta blis h ed a gove r nm ent , th e revolutio n i s tssentEdw a rd Cha rles 
Genet to this co u ntry as its re pres e n tat ive .  Hewa s warmly welco med  a t Charlest on , where helanded i nA pril,  1793.  He wa s too d i s co u rteous  togoto Philad elp hi a  to pre se nt his cr eden ti als, a nd beg a n en l i sting
recruits f or Fr a n ce an d  in trigu in g for a n  all iance with  us. SinceFrance 
 many_years.


THE WHISKEY_INSURRECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA.

One of_the acts_of_Congress was_to_declare that Philadelphia_was to be
the_national capital for ten_years, from 1790,_when_it was to be removed
to a point on the Potomac River, where the city_of_Washington now
stands._One_measure_which Hamilton induced Congress to_pass caused
trouble. It doubled the_duty on_imported spirits and taxed those
distilled in this country._So_much dissatisfaction appeared_in North
Carolina and Pennsylvania that the law was modified,_but it did not end
the discontent._The officers sent_to_Pennsylvania_to collect the taxes
were_resisted and the militia sympathized with_the rioters, whose
numbers swelled to 7,000_under arms. When they began to talk_of
appealing to England, Washington lost patience_and sent a large body_of
Virginia, Maryland,_Pennsylvania, and New Jersey militia_to the section.
They_were under_the command of_General Henry Lee, governor of Virginia,
and_arrived on the_scene in October, 1794. Order was_soon_restored, and
the ringleaders,_expressing_sorrow_for their_acts, were not_punished.
This_seems to_be_the rule in our country, except_that_repentance on the
part of criminals is not_required.


"CITIZEN GENET."

The action of_"Citizen_Genet" caused a flurry_during Washington's
presidency. The "Reign of_Terror" had begun in France, where_the most
appalling_revolution in_history had taken place. The tyranny of the
rulers had driven the_people to frenzied desperation, and, overthrowing
the_government, their massacres were_not checked_until_literally
hundreds of thousands_of_people were_killed. Since their rebellion was
begun against tyranny,_and France_had helped us in our war_for
independence, there was general_sympathy_for the people in our own
country,_though everyone was shocked by the_deeds that soon horrified
the civilized_world.

Having_established_a government, the revolutionists sent_Edward Charles
Genet to this country as_its representative. He_was warmly welcomed at
Charleston, where he landed_in_April, 1793. He was too discourteous_to
go_to Philadelphia to present his credentials,_and_began_enlisting
recruits for France and intriguing_for an alliance with us. Since_France