Navy acquits Capt Little in court martial ruling
Secretary of the Navy approves the acquittal of Captain Little after a court martial found no evidence of his involvement in pillage aboard a prize. The Navy letter from Sept 25 1801 defends the legality of Little's orders and condemns the alleged misconduct by others on the Bottom frigate.
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Extra and h from Governor Trumbull speech to the Connecticut legislature
Governor Trumbull urges unity amid national agitation and fears of disunion. He cites Washington and calls for reflection on the dangers to public peace social happiness and private prosperity. He appeals to candid minds to consider the reasons for a united government.
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Subscriptions and Unity Amid Political Turmoil
The speaker urges firm support for the Union and cautions against secession. He argues that division leads to endless subdivisions, anarchy, and loss of order, and hopes prudent reflection and Providence will correct unpleasant circumstances and guide the nation toward political greatness.
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