CHAPTER IV.
THE WHISKEY INSURRECTION Mr.Gallatin was now out of public life.

For eighteen months since he came up to the legislature with his friends of the Pittsburgh convention, he had not returned to Fayette.

His private concerns were suffering in his absence.

Neither his barn, his meadow, nor his house was finished at the close of 1793.

In May, 1794, he took his wife to his country home.