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Front Page  Titles (by Subject) GALLATIN TO MONROE. - The Writings of Albert Gallatin, vol. 2
GALLATIN TO MONROE. - Albert Gallatin, The Writings of Albert Gallatin, vol. 2 [1879]Edition used:The Writings of Albert Gallatin, ed. Henry Adams (Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1879). 3 vols.
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- Writings of Gallatin.: Letters, Etc.
- 1816:GALLATIN To Monroe.
- Gallatin to Monroe.
- Gallatin to Madison.
- Jefferson to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to Monroe.
- Gallatin to Monroe.
- Gallatin to Madison.
- Crawford to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to Monroe.
- Gallatin to Monroe.
- Gallatin to Monroe.
- Gallatin to Monroe.
- 1817: Gallatin to Monroe.
- Crawford to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams, U. S. Minister In England.
- Gallatin to Monroe.
- Crawford to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to Monroe.
- Gallatin to Monroe.
- Gallatin and Eustis to J. Q. Adams, Secretary of State.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to Eustis, United States Minister At the Netherlands.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Crawford to Gallatin.
- 1818: Jefferson to Gallatin.
- Jefferson to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Crawford to Gallatin.
- Crawford to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to Richard Rush, United States Minister In England.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Jefferson to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- 1819: Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Crawford to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to John Forsyth, United States Minister to Spain.
- Crawford to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- 1820: Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Monroe to Gallatin.
- Crawford to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Jefferson to Gallatin.
- 1821: Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to Baron Pasquier.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- DÉcision Du 5 AoÛt, 1810.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Extrait Du DÉcret Du 22 Juillet, 1810.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- 1822: Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to Monroe.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Crawford to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Crawford to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Jefferson to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to Monroe.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- 1823: Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Crawford to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Jefferson to Gallatin.
- Monroe to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to Monroe.
- 1824: Gallatin to Chandler Price, and Others.
- Gallatin to Walter Lowrie. Note On Mr. Gallatin’s Citizenship.
- Gallatin to B. Ruggles, U. S. Sen.
- Gallatin to Walter Lowrie.
- Walter Lowrie to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to Walter Lowrie.
- Gallatin to Andrew Stevenson.
- Gallatin to Martin Van Buren.
- Gallatin to C. W. Gooch.
- Gallatin to Walter Lowrie.
- 1825: Gallatin to James Trimble.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- 1826: Gallatin to T. W. Cobb.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- J. Q. Adams to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay. 1
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- 1827: Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to J. Brown, U. S. Minister At Paris.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- J. Q. Adams to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to Henry Clay.
- Gallatin to J. Q. Adams.
- J. Q. Adams to Gallatin.
- 1828: Gallatin to Edward Everett.
- Gallatin to Edward Everett.
- 1829: Gallatin to Martin Van Buren.
- Gallatin to C. P. Van Ness.
- Gallatin to W. P. Preble.
- Gallatin to William C. Bradley.
- Gallatin to S. D. Ingham, Secretary of the Treasury.
- Gallatin to S. D. Ingham.
- Gallatin to S. D. Ingham.
- 1830: Gallatin to Robert Walsh, Jr.
- Gallatin to G. C. Verplanck, M.C.
- Gallatin to Robert Walsh, Jr.
- Gallatin to N. Biddle.
- Gallatin to Robert Potter, M.C.
- Gallatin to N. Biddle.
- Gallatin to Josiah Quincy.
- 1831: Gallatin to R. Walsh, Jr.
- Gallatin to R. M. Sherman.
- 1832: Gallatin to R. Y. Hayne, U. S. Sen.
- Gallatin to William Drayton, M.C.
- Gallatin to Leonard Jarvis.
- 1833: Gallatin to Horsley Palmer.
- Gallatin to La Fayette.
- 1835: Gallatin to Edward Everett.
- Gallatin to Edward Everett.
- Gallatin to Gales & Seaton.
- Gallatin to John J. Astor.
- 1836: Gallatin to Thomas L. Thruston.
- Gallatin to Daniel Jackson.
- Gallatin to Rev. Frederick Beasley.
- Gallatin to Leonard Maison. 1
- 1838: Gallatin to Willis Hall. 1
- Gallatin to Charles Brown.
- Gallatin to Willis Hall.
- Gallatin to A. C. Flagg, Comptroller, Albany.
- Gallatin to Wm. L. Marcy, Governor of the State of New York.
- Gallatin to Wm. L. Marcy.
- Gallatin to Willis Hall.
- Gallatin to Willis Hall.
- Gallatin to Jonathan Goodhue, Albany.
- Gallatin to Wm. L. Marcy, Governor of the State of New York.
- Gallatin to Samuel B. Ruggles.
- Gallatin to B. C. Howard, M.C.
- 1839: Gallatin to Bates Cooke, Comptroller.
- Gallatin to Charles S. Davies.
- 1840: Gallatin to Wm. Woodbridge, Governor of Michigan.
- Gallatin to Benj. C. Howard.
- 1841: Gallatin to Peter J. Nevins, &c.
- Gallatin to John M. Botts, M.C.
- Gallatin to R. M. T. Hunter, M.C.
- Gallatin to Michel Chevalier.
- Gallatin to J. Abbot, Jr.
- Gallatin to A. C. Flagg.
- Gallatin to Caleb Cushing, M.C.
- Gallatin to A. C. Flagg.
- 1842: Gallatin to Caleb Cushing, M.C.
- New York Bank Presidents to Michael Hoffman. 1
- Gallatin to John A. Dix, Albany.
- Gallatin to John A. DIX.
- Lord Ashburton to Gallatin.
- Gallatin to Lord Ashburton.
- Gallatin to Sismondi.
- Gallatin to Thomas Ritchie.
- Gallatin to Fred. De Peyster.
- Gallatin to Louis Pictet, Genève.
- 1843: Gallatin to George Plitt and Others.
- Gallatin to Samuel Breck.
- Gallatin to Maria Chapman.
- 1844: Gallatin to D. Dudley Field.
- 1845: Gallatin to D. D. Field.
- Gallatin to Commodore Charles Stewart.
- Gallatin to Edward Coles.
- 1846: Gallatin to John Connell.
- Gallatin to Gales & Seaton.
- Gallatin to W. L. Marcy, Secretary of War.
- Gallatin to J. R. Ingersoll, M.C.
- Gallatin to J. A. Pearce, U. S. Sen.
- Gallatin to the Honorable Committee On the Library of Congress.
- 1847: Gallatin to Eben Dodge.
- Gallatin to Gen. Winfield Scott.
- Gallatin to Committee For Selection of Officers For Pius IX. Meeting.
- Gallatin to Thos. W. Ward.
- Gallatin to Edward Everett.
- 1848: Gallatin to William Maxwell.
- Gallatin to Garrett Davis.
- Gallatin to Henry A. Muhlenberg.
- Gallatin to John A. Rockwell, M.C.
GALLATIN TO MONROE.
No. 11. Paris, November 19, 1816. Sir,—
I received on the 16th instant a note from the Neapolitan ambassador, enclosing, by order of his Court, the copy of an official note dated the 15th October last, and addressed by the Marquis de Circello to Mr. Pinkney after his departure from Naples. In answer to a verbal inquiry, the ambassador told me that he did not know whether that note had been directed to Mr. Pinkney at St. Petersburg, or at any other place on the road. He also said that his government had authorized him to add to that communication to me any further observations which he might deem proper, but that he had abstained from it, knowing that neither he nor myself had any powers on that subject, and wishing therefore to avoid an unprofitable discussion.
It may be presumed that the Neapolitan government delayed that note in order to prevent the possibility of a reply, and that their intention in communicating it to me was to hasten its transmission to you. Copies of the official note itself and that of the ambassador to me are enclosed.
I took the opportunity of a transient conversation on the 14th instant with the Duke of Richelieu to state explicitly to him the impossibility of removing from office the postmaster of Baltimore on account of the toast of the 4th July, and the dissatisfaction of my government with the minister of France on account of the manner in which he had made a demand to that effect. The Duke appeared both surprised and grieved, and made some remarks, to which I replied. But as he has appointed the 21st instant for an interview, and the subject will then be more fully discussed, I will not trouble you at this time with the observations made on both sides.
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