List of Articles from CT: Hartford: Connecticut Courant

• Article ID: 179    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 22, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed: [A] Freeman
  Remarks: "It is a privilege...with little expence." (refers to "a series of pieces" on the S's report and the public debt published in the Connecticut Courant)
  

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• Article ID: 304    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: The News-Boy's Address To His Customers
  Publication info:
     Date:
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Behold another year is past...without the OIL." (great stuff!)
  

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• Article ID: 314    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 29, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed: [An] Old Freeman
  Remarks: "I observe a correspondent...at the present."
  Other: responds to 179

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• Article ID: 336    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: A Pair of Spectacles For The Spurmaker
  Publication info:
     Date: March 8, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "None ar so...on the heel."
  Other: responds to 423

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• Article ID: 351
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 4, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed: [A] Plain Farmer
  Remarks: "I am a plain...the rest."
  

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• Article ID: 359    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 25, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed: [A] Private Citizen
  Remarks: "The following plan...do not understand."
  

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• Article ID: 423    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: A Spur For The Hobby Horse
  Publication info:
     Date: March 4, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed: [A] Spurmaker
  Remarks: "The writer of last week...up his beast."
  Other: responds to 359

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• Article ID: 449    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 18, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed: Z
  Remarks: "At you request...more leisure."
  

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• Article ID: 491    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 25, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed: Z
  Remarks: "Since my last...can be said from without." (addressed to C.H., continuation of piece by "Z" in CC, 18 Feb. 90--see #449)
  

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• Article ID: 571    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: April 19, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: Congress on the 12th instant..No Funding is the cry!"
  

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• Article ID: 674
  Session: second
  Title: To The Public
  Publication info:
     Date: May 31, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed: Z
  Remarks: "It is curious to obersve...exist fifteen years."
  

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• Article ID: 789
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 22, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The regulation of the militia...with little expense." (from Hartford, 22 March, 1790--couldn't find in AM or CC)
  

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• Article ID: 903    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 11, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "A correspondent asks...these gentleman's constituents." (re: the job of federal representatives is not to merely reflect the personal and bias views of their constituents but reather bring facts to Congress and form opinions on them in consultation with their fellow legislators. It is silly to assert that the people should lead their representatives)
  

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• Article ID: 909    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 22, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "A correspondent congratulates...free from taxes."
  

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• Article ID: 1044    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: A Familiar Epistle to Mrs. Virginia, alias the Antient Dominion
  Publication info:
     Date: January 14, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "We have lately seen some letters...Carolina &c." (re: satire on the regally pompous VA that certain FFC editors believe to have been written by Ames--great stuff)
  

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• Article ID: 1135    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: Nobody
  Publication info:
     Date: April 19, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed: Brutus
  Remarks: "In offering your sentiments...correction from." (responds to a "Nobody" of the American Mercury. No piece under this pseudonym has been located) (dated, Canaan, 8 April, 90)
  

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• Article ID: 1147    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: To the Public
  Publication info:
     Date: April 26, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed: Brutus
  Remarks: "Almost four months...from the Savages."
  

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• Article ID: 1179    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: July 12, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed: Cassius
  Remarks: "By the public papers printed...on this subject." (internally dated New Hampshire, 8 June 90)
  

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• Article ID: 1200    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: To the Connecticut Delegates in Congress
  Publication info:
     Date: June 28, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed: Connecticut
  Remarks: "You constituents...the sentiments of." (catalogued NYJ copy)
  

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• Article ID: 1201    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: June 28, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed: Yankey
  Remarks: "The Assumption was the Bastard...this I deny...as our neighbors."
  Other: responds to 1182

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• Article ID: 1258    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: Extract of a letter from an Honorable Member of Congress
  Publication info:
     Date: August 16, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "An adjournment of Congress is expected...trouble and risk."
  

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• Article ID: 1634
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: December 28, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed: An enemy to unnecessary expence
  Remarks: "In your paper of Nov. 22nd...relationship mentioned by Mr. Paradoxist."
  Other: in response to 1633

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• Article ID: 1356
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: November 1, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The elder Mirabeu...intelligence demands."
  

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• Article ID: 1360
  Session: third
  Title: Notification
  Publication info:
     Date: January 31, 1791
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Whereas our...it cannot fail on success."
  

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• Article ID: 1363
  Session: third
  Title: The Prompter VII
  Publication info:
     Date: January 31, 1791
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Most certainly...but every one to his notion." [gus says from am]
  

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• Article ID: 1364
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 7, 1791
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The Lower House of the...all we should deserve."
  

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• Article ID: 1368
  Session: third
  Title: The Prompter No. VIII
  Publication info:
     Date: February 14, 1791
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "What a vulgar...work it right."
  

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• Article ID: 1369
  Session: third
  Title: The Mental Infirmary No. IV
  Publication info:
     Date:
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The memorial...to ruin."
  

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• Article ID: 1372
  Session: third
  Title: On the Utility of Banks
  Publication info:
     Date: March 14, 1791
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The establishment of a National Bank...for goods."
  

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• Article ID: 1411
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 3, 1791
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Did not our pious Father S--N...The lean horse runs the better race." (Off Middlesex Gaz 8 Jan 1791) (This couplet about R Sherman is taken from the 1 Jan 1791 address of the lad who carried the Conn. Courant; it was first printed there, but I doubt KB took it)
  

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• Article ID: 1438
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 10, 1791
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The public creditors in Pennsylvania...directly with knavery."
  

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• Article ID: 1564
  Session: third
  Title: The Prompter III
  Publication info:
     Date: January 24, 1791
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "A pendulum without...one single principle."
  

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• Article ID: 1567
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: December 28, 1790
     Place: Hartford, CT
     Newspaper: Connecticut Courant
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Your paper of yesterday has in some measure...with honour, to posterity." [hampshire gazette says 12/23/]
  

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