History of the Western Insurrection in Western Pennsylvania: Commonly Called the Whiskey Insurrection. 1794

afterward Allegheny Allegheny county amnesty appeared appointed arms army arrest assurances Bracken Brackenridge Braddock's Field Bradford Brownsville burning called cause citizens commissioners committed committee of conference conduct Congress danger David Bradford David Hamilton declared delegates deponent disposition district duty effect enridge excise law execution expressed favor Findley Gallatin gentlemen Gibson give Hamilton History of Pittsburgh Inspector insurgents insurrection James Ross John John Wilkins Judge justice Kirkpatrick letter liberty poles Major Craig manner Marshall measures meeting ment military militia mind Mingo Creek Neville connection Neville's house occasion offense opinion opposed opposition outrages Parkinson's Ferry party peace Pennsylvania persons Philadelphia present President prisoners proposed reason resolutions respect riots Secretary sentiments standing committee submission supposed taken Tench Cox thing thought tion United violence vote Washington Washington county western counties Westmoreland county whiskey Wilkins William Findley