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- I think that we should tax the whiskey ?
- I don't like that idea. I'll let the people know and see the response of the people
- Yes but put the rich in favor.
- Are you guys ok with congress taxing whiskey
- That's what you get and don't get upset.
- Someone help me please!
- Alexander Hamilton suggested an excise tax on whiskey to prevent further financial difficulty. President George Washington was opposed to Hamilton’s suggestion of a whiskey tax.
- Give me your account book and resign or else!
- Account
- Please don't hurt me!
- Washington journeyed through Virginia and Pennsylvania to speak with citizens about their views. Local government officials met the idea of a whiskey tax with enthusiasm, and Washington took this assurance back to Congress, which passed the bill.
- If your part of the rebel army run! The milita is coming!
- Robert Johnson was riding through his collection route in western Pennsylvania when he was surrounded by men dressed as women. The mob stripped him naked and then tarred and feathered him before stealing his horse and abandoning him in the forest.
- We surrender!
- Show me proof that you stop this rebellion or my milita stays!
- Men in disguises who attacked Wells, the intruders demanded Wells’ account books at gunpoint and insisted he resign his position.
- The large and well-armed militia marched into western Pennsylvania and was met with angry citizens. But a rebel army didn’t appear. However, the rebellion’s instigators had already fled, and the militia’s prisoners weren’t involved in the rebellion.
- Washington assumed emergency power to assemble more than 12,000 men from the surrounding states and eastern Pennsylvania as a federal militia. Washington met first with the rebels, who assured him the militia was not needed and that order had been restored. Washington opted to retain the military option until proof of submission was apparent.
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