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Adams Sentinel

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1829

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Massachusetts gentlemen demand Adams state true facts

A Boston dated letter to John Quincy Adams calls for a full, precise statement of the charges that he claimed Massachusetts leaders in 1808 sought dissolution of the Union and a separate Confederation. The signatories deny any such design and seek evidence supporting the assertion, urging public judgment.

Boston JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Massachusetts National Intelligencer Adams Great Britain Congress Maine Kirst I. G. OTIS ISRAEL TIGANDIKE F. U W. PERKINS WILLIAM PRESCOTT DANIEL SARGENT JOHN LOWELL WILLIAM SULLIVAN CHARLES JACKSON WARREN DUTTON BENJAMIN PICKMAN HENRY CABOT George Cabot C. C. PARSONS Theophilus Parsons d. FRANKLIN DEXTER Samuel Dexter

Address to H. G. Otis et al on Massachusetts dissidence

In response to a 26 December letter, the speaker defends his 1808 charge that Massachusetts leaders sought to dissolve the Union and form a Northern Confederacy. He rejects naming individuals without proper credentials, argues memory and evidence are imperfect, and explains the political context from 1807–1809 including the embargo debate and Jeffersonian accusations. He notes concerns about potential treason, the limits of evidence in public discourse, and the difference between legal proof and political inference.

MR. ADAMS Wasmixeroy Messrs H. G. Otis Israel Thorndike T. H. Perkins William Prescott Daniel Sargent John Lowell William Sullivan Charles Jackson Warren Dutton Benjamin Pickman Henry Cabot C. €. Parsons Franklin Dexter National Intelligencer Massachusetts Maine United Commonwealth federal Jefferson Union Congress Twashot Jefferson-ias Chesapeake Chad Nova Scotia France U. States Britain O. States federal party Napoleon Mr. Jefferson John Henry Mr. Henry Louisiana Usase confederacy vie

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