Washington City Commentary on Mr Canning Speech
A Washington City piece critiques Mr Canning's remarks on the Chesapeake affair, arguing Britain sought no gain and the U.S. acted within its rights. It rebuts claims of American negligence, details denial of a separate peace, and warns against hostile misrepresentations by opposition newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Factner
Mr. Capving
America
América
Rose
Chesapeake
Canning
Can
Conquess
Great Britain
England
Hhs
Osage
Erskine
Secretary of State
Mr. Erskine
Pinkney
Canrag
Madison
G. Britain
U. States
France
London
Mr. Pinckney
White Areman Rance
Mr. Canning
United States
Verisis
Dort
Washington and Alexandria Turnpike Company Established
Under the act a board of commissioners is appointed to organize the Washington and Alexandria Turnpike Company with capital stock to be raised, books to be opened, subscriptions required, and a meeting to elect five directors, a clerk, and a treasurer in Alexandria to govern the new turnpike venture.
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Alexandria
Columbia
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Jonah Thompson
Thomas, Swann
Charles Alexander
Edward I. Vee
Jacob Hoffman
Cutbert Powell
John Mandeville
Bridgepoint
Alexander
Illsand
Washington
Four Mile Creek
Hares
Washington and Alexandria’ Turnpike Company
United States
Alexarsha
Bert