75 ([return])
Transmitting rules and regulations for training and disciplining the regular troops and militia of the United States.
76 ([return])
Stating that his Department is not in possession of any names of persons in the United States who entered into or countenanced the project for the fomentation of sectional divisions in the United States and the dissolution of the Union for the execution of which John Henry was in the year 1809 employed by Sir James Craig, then Governor-General of the British Provinces in North America.
77 ([return])
Disclaiming any knowledge of the employment of a secret agent by Great Britain to foment disaffection to the constituted authorities of the United States, etc. (See message of March 9, 1812, Vol. I, p. 498.)
78 ([return])
Washington.
79 ([return])
Relating to captures by belligerent European Governments of American vessels bound to or from the Baltic or within that sea.