Major Documents of the New Nation

The following documents are the key documents of the period of the New Nation of the United States. Presidential Addresses Messages to Congress, Treaties and Laws.

1789 Notification of Congress 1798 Seneca Indians
1789- Preparing Senate Reception 1798 Cherokee Indians
1789- Preparing House Reception 1798 Trade Wtih England
1789 Requesting Meeting 1798 French Privateers
1789 Report on the Inauguration 1798 Contingency Plans
1789 Order for Inauguration 1798 Treaty with Sweden
1789 Inaugural Address of Washington 1798 Results of XYZ
1789 Senate Address to George Washington 1798 Onieda Treay
1789 House Address to George Washington 1798 Naturalization Act
1789 Special Message on Treaties 1798 Washington Act
1789 About Treaty With France 1798 Alien Act
1789 Naval Nomination 1798 Wsahington Response
1789 Message on Nominations 1798 Sedition Act
1789 Message on Troops on the Frontier 1798 French Consuls
1789 Calling for Militia 1798 DAy of Fasting
1789 On Treaties with Indians 1798 Kentucky's Resolution
1789 On the Death of the French Prince 1798 - Adams Second Address
1789 Proclomation of Thanksgiving 1798 Senate Response
1790 State of the Union 1798- House Response
1790 Hamilton's Report on Credit 1798 Virginia Resolution
1790 Judiciary Act 1799 British Actions At Sea
1790 Senate Response to George Washington 1799 French Envoy
1790 Plan for the Militia 1799 Letter from Talleyrand
1790 Difference with England 1799 Negotiations With France
1790 New Hampshire Ratifies 1799 Day of Prayer
1790- Eastern Boundary 1799 Fries Rebellion
1790 Delaware Ratificaiton of Amendments 1799 Renewal of Trade with the French Indies
1790 Pennsylvania Ratification of Amendments 1799 Adams Thrid State of the Union
1790- South Carolina Ratification of Amendments 1799 Senate Response to Adams
1790- New York Ratification of Amendments 1799 House Respone to Adams
1790- De Poiery Captain 1799 President Adams Response
1790- Rhode Island Ratifies Constitution 1799 Death of Washington
1790- Creek Nation 1799 Grief at the Death of Washington
1790- About Creek Treaty 1799 Martha Washington on the Death of Washington
1790- Ratify Creek Treaty 1800 Beginning of Washington by Abigail Adams
1790- Other Indians 1800 On Martha Washington
1790- Proclamation On Treaty 1800- Mint
1790- Ordering Americans to Comply 1800- Fries Pardon
1790- Second State of Union 1800 Resumption of Trade
1790- On Paying Public Debt 1800- Adams Fourth State of the Union
1790- Love of Country 1800 Senate's Response
1790- Senate Response 1800 House Response
1790- President's Thanks 1801 Notification of Elections
1790- House's Response 1801 Jefferson Inauguration
1790- President's Thanks 1801 Buidling in Washington
1790- Land Grants 1802 Jefferson First State of Union
1791 Letter From France 1802 British Debt
1791 Trade Wtih France 1802 Jefferson on Indian Affairs
1791 French Complaint 1802 Maritime Hospitals
1791 The Fronties 1802 Contingency
1791 Vermont Becomes a State 1802 Troubles with France
1791- Commerce with England 1802 Commissions with England
1791 Relations with France 1802 Georgia
1791Algiers 1802 Jefferson's Second State of the Union
1791 Council of Cowes 1803 Marbury vs Madison
1791 Nominations for Vermont 1803 Napoleon Sells Terrirtory
1791 Judicial Districts 1803 Treaty with Choctaw
1791 Establishiment of Washington 1803 Appointing Negotiators to France
1791 Re James O'Fallon 1803 Trading with the Indians
1791 Location of Washington 1803 Contingency
1791 The Third State of the Union 1803 Washington Report
1791 Special Message 1803 Treaty to Purchase Louisiana Territories
1791- Cherokee Indians 1803 Special Session
1791- Light Houses 1803 Jefferson Third State of the Union
1791 Wabash 1803 Request for Action
1791- Reply to the Senate 1803 Indian Treaties
1791-Reply of the House 1803 Report on Tripoli
1791 Unclaimed Land 1803 Report on Hostilities in Tripoli
1791 Report on the Manufacturers 1803- Convention with Spain
1791 St Clair 1804- Report on the Receipt of Louisiana
1792 Revenue 1804- Jefferson 4th State of the Union
1792 Report on Spain 1804 Creek Indian Treaty
1792 Report on Frontier 1804 Indians of Mississippi
1792 Cherokee Nation 1805 Mail to New Orleans
1792 King of France Accepts Constitution 1805 Second Inaugural of Jefferson
1792 Treaty with Spain 1805 Jefferson Fifth State of Union
1792 Brigadier Generals 1806 Jefferson Message on Spain
1792 Five Nations 1806 Jefferson on Treaties
1792 Payments to Algiers 1806 Jefferson on Contingincies
1792 Veto Message 1806 Jefferson on Neutral Rights
1792 Whiskey Rebellion 1806 Jefferson on Forts
1792 Fourth State of the Union 1806 Jefferson on Tripoli
1792 Senate Response 1806 Jefferson on Murder by British Commander
1792 House Response 1806 Jefferson 6th State of Union
1792 Sundry Messages 1806 Jefferson on Negotiations with Great Britian
1792 Frontier 1807 Jefferson on Cumberland Road
1792 Cotton Gin 1807 Jefferson on Neutral Rights
1793 1807 Jefferson On Gunboats
1793 Revenue Distilled Spirits 1807 Jefferson Pardons Deserters
1793 $10,000 Expenses 1807 Jeffersons Seventh Address
1793- Indian Treaty 1807 Jefferson on Implementations of Treaty Wtih Tripoli
1793 Peace Treaty 1807 Jefferson on the Prosecution of Burr
1793 Withdrawal of Nomination 1807 Jefferson on London Report
1793 Procolomation of Neutrality 1807 Embargo Act
1793 Senate Response 1807 Fulton's Account of the Voyage up the Hudson
1793 House Response 1808 Contingency Fund
1793 Foreign Affairs 1808- Jefferson on Detroit
1793 Settlement with Spain 1808 Jefferson on the Choctaws
1793 Settlement with Algiers 1808 Jefferson on General Wikinson
1794 1808 Jefferson on Secret Agents
1794- Whiskey Rebellion 1808 Jefferson and War with Algiers
794 Army Quartermaster 1808 Jefferson and No War with Algiers
1794 Requesting the Recall of Genet 1808 Jefferson on the Cumberland Road
1794 New Taxes on Whiskey 1808 Cherokkee Treaty
1794 Southwest Frontier 1808- Jefferson on Relations with Great Britain and France
1794 Relations with Spain 1808 Jefferson More on Burr
1794 Six Nations 1808- Jefferson On Insurrection on Lake Champlain
1794 Certificate for Spanish Ports 1808- Jefferson Eigth State of Union
1794 Monroe Minister to France 1808- Jefferson on Mississippi
1794 Creek Nation 1808- Jefferson on Small Indian Tribe
1794 Warning on Foreign Recruitment 1809- Jefferson on Defense Build-Up
1794 Procolomation on Whiskey Rebellion 1809- Contingency Fund
1794 Proclomation Calling on the Militia 1809- Relations with Russia
1794 Sixth State of the Union 1809- Nonintercourse Act
1794 Senate Response 1809- Inaugural Address of President Madison
1794 Washington Response to Senate Response 1809- Special Session Message of President Madison
1794 House Response 1809- Removal of the Embargo Act
1794 President's Response 1809- Madison First State of the Union
1794 Pinckney Minister to France 1810-Fletcher vs Peck
1795 1810-James Madison on Militia
1795-Six Nations 1810-James Madison on Spanish
1795-Thanksgiving 1810-Proclomation ending the Embargo on France
1795-Judicial Review 1811- Madison Second State of the Union
1795 Indian Lands 1811- Madison On West Florida
1795 Relations With France 1811- Madison's Veto Message on Religious Legislation
1795- Two Consuls 1811- Madison Third State of the Union
1795- Consul in France 1811- Madison on Harrisons Campaign
1795- Indians Lands 1812- Madison on War Dept Appointments
1795 Pardon (Whiskey Rebellion) 1812- Declaration of War
1795 Seventh State of the Union 1812- War Message
1795 Senate Responce 1812- War Battle Between the Constitution and the Guerriere
1795 Washington's Response 1812- Origins of the War of 1812 - by John Quincy Adams
1795- House Response 1812- Florida
1795- President's Response 1812- East Florida
1796 1812- Veto Message
1796 Jay Treaty 1812- Proclomation by President Madison
1796- France 1812- Presidential Day of Prayer
1796- Building Washington DC 1812- Fourth Annual Message
1796-Various 1812- Capture of the Macedonian
1796 -Weight of Coins 1813- Commerce with Great Britain
1796 Cherokee Land 1813- Madison Second Inaugural Address
1796 Negotiations with Spain 1814 The Battle of Chippewa and Lundy's Lane
1796 Jay Treaty Ratified 1814 The Burning of Washington
1796- Treaty wtih Spain 1814 Message on Michigan
1796- Boundary Commissioners 1814 Madisons Message on Pardon
1796- Western Territory 1814 Madisons on the Blockade
1796-Cohawaga Indians 1814 Madisons on the Burning of Washington
1796 Detroit 1814 Madison Sixth State of the Union
1796 Special Appropriation 1814 Treaty of Ghent
1796 Farewell Address 1814 How Francis Scott Key Wrote the Star Spangled Banner
1796 Eigth State of the Union 1815 Hartford Convention
1796 Senate Response 1815 Madison on Seamen
1796 Washington's Thanks 1815 Veto Message on the Bank
1796 House Response 1815 Island of Barrataria Message
1796- President's Thanks 1815 James Madison on Ghent Treaty
1797 1815 James Madison a Day of Thanksgiving
1797 Indian Treaties 1815 James Madison on Warning not to Attack France
1797 Relations With France 1815 James Madison's Seventh State of the Union
1797 Veto Message 1816 James Madison on Creek Indians and Ft Jackson
1797 Seneca Treaty 1816 President Madison and Illegal Seizure of Federal Lands
1797 Adam's Inaugural 1816 Granting of Land Grants of Canadian Volunteers
1797 Special Session 1816 Madison's Eight Annual Message to Congress
1797 Special Session Message  
1797 Senate Response  
1797 President's Response  
1797 House Respone  
1797 Seneca Indians  
1797 State of Military Affairs