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Pennsylvania—General assembly.
Pennsylvania archives, 2d series. 1S75-90. v.4, p.3-
550 T974.8 P399PI v -4
Papers relating to the Whiskey insurrection in western
Pennsylvania, 1794.
Short historical account of the insurrection, p.5-18.
A large number of documents including those of the government and of
the insurgents: official papers, correspondence, acts of Congress relating
to excise, the president's proclamations, Hamilton's report, Judge
Addison's charge to the grand jury, Gen. Lee's proclamation of pardon,
and many other documents. In an appendix are given a few papers
which appeared in newspapers and give the humorous side of the
matter: An Indian treaty; speeches of Capt. Whiskey, Capt. Alliance
and Capt. Pacificus, with the Jersey Blue's answer.
Pitkin, Timothy.
Political and civil history of the United States, 1763-1797-
1828. v.2, p.421-428 T973.3 P66 v.2
Outlines clearly the causes of the insurrection and the course of events.
Rives, William Cabell.
History of the life and times of James Madison. 1866-
68. v.3, p.446-461 T973-4 R52 v.3
Short political account, representing the Republican view.
Rupp, Israel Daniel.
Early history of western Pennsylvania.
1846. apx. p.271-
28i rg74.88 R88
Interesting short history of the insurrection, abridged from the accounts
of Brackenridge, Findley, Hamilton and Vv'ilkeson.
Schouler, James.
History of the United States of America.
p.275-280
A political account.
Stevens, John
Austin.
1880-99. v.i,
973 S37 v.i
Albert Gallatin. 1899. p.48-55, 67-96 rg2 G149SI
The same. 1895. p.50-57, 69-99 92 G149S
Story of the insurrection, tracing especially Gallatin's connection with it.
United States—Commissioners to confer with the insurgents
in tlie western counties of Pennsylvania.
Report. 1794 T974.88 U253
The commissioners (James Ross, J. Yeates and William Bradford)
were appointed to induce the citizens "to submit peaceably to the
laws, and to prevent the necessity of using coercion to inforce their
execution."
This report is also included in "Proceedings of the executive of the
United States respecting the insurgents, 1794," call number
r974.88 U25.
United States—Congress.
Annals of Congress. 1832-61. v.6, col. 2791-2868. ^328.73 U25an v.6
Opposition to the excise law in Pennsylvania.
The same. (In American state papers. 1834-56. v.37,
p.83-113) qr328.73 A51 v.37
Message of President Washington on the opposition to the excise law
in the western counties of Pennsylvania, with Hamilton's report, and
other documents on the subject.
United States—Senate. 3d cong. 2d sess.
350
Proceedings of the executive of the United States respecting
the insurgents, 1794. 1795
^74.88 U25
Contents: Judge Wilson's certificate of the existence, in Washington
and Allegheny counties, Pennsylvania, of combinations to prevent the
execution of the United States laws, too powerful to be suppressed by