Genet-
asks advance of money on account
of debt to France,
draws on Treasury of U. S. drafts
refused-remonstrates,

insulting letter of, covering a de-
cree suppressed by Jefferson,
makes a requisition on Attorney.
General to prosecute Jay and
King for a libel,

announces to Jefferson his inten-
tion to publish his instructions,
&c.,

his letter submitted to Cabinet-
and letter by Jefferson returning
copies of his communications
and stating their submission to
Congress solely a matter of Ex-
ecutive discretion,

letters of withheld by Jefferson
communicated to Congress-
avowing his having raised an
armed force to attack Spanish
dominions,

Genet recalled-conduct disap-
proved,

instructions of Genet published
by him showing object of France
to induce the U. S. to make com-
mon cause with her,

George Third-his character,
Georgia joins the Confederacy,
reduced to subjection by Ameri-

cans,

position-colonial government of,
weakness owing to slave popu
lation,

adopts Constitution,

declares officers of U. S. courts

attempting to levy an execu-
tion guilty of felony,

discountenanced by President,

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expedition organized

against

Creeks,

362

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347

publicly welcomed at New York,

353

his menaced appeal to people de-

nied,

356

violent letter to President,

356

fact of his threatened appeal to

Governor called on to suppress it,

resolution by, so to amend Con-
stitution of U. S. to give power
to recall Senators,

Gerard-envoy to United States,

communications to Congress,
leaves Congress,

Germantown-battle of,

Gerry opposes enlisting troops to
garrison frontier posts-to be
garrisoned by a regiment of mili

objections to a National Conven-
tion,

withdraws from Massachusetts

Convention,

as to assumption of State debt,
urges further assumption,
appointed one of a commission to
France,

attempts to lure him to obtain a
loan to France,

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