Its secretary was Timothy Dwight, and it was contemporaneous with Governor Caleb Strong's secret peace mission.
To set its goals, this meeting appointed a five-member committee, which included Nathan Dane and Chauncey Goodrich. Theodore Lyman wrote a short account of this meeting, which proposed a series of amendments, including one preventing presidents from being elected from the same state in successive terms. Its secretary was Timothy Dwight, and it was contemporaneous with Governor Caleb Strong's secret peace mission. George Cabot presided over this meeting, which was instigated by discontent with the Non-Intercourse Act and the War of 1812. For 10 points, name this 1814-1815 convention which ruined the Federalist Party, and discussed New England's secession from the United States.
To set its goals, this meeting appointed a five-member committee, which included Nathan Dane and Chauncey Goodrich.
Hartford Convention