instituted by artful and designing members [of Congress] .... I see, under a display of popular and fascinating guises, the most diabolical attempts to destroy ... the government." He further declared: "That they have been the fomenters of the western disturbance admits of no doubt." If "the daring and factious spirit" yor . oo is not crushed, "adieu to all government in this country, except mob and club government." When Genet was recalled as French envoy, he never returned to France, but went to live in New York where he carried on his revolutionary activities. He was 1 a4 arn 1 1 ce replaced by M. Fauchet, another roving ambassador for the Illuminati. Fauchet to his superiors in France. Through these dispatches, Washington learned that a member of his own Cabinet, Edmund Randolph, was in league with French revolutionaries. This disclosure led to the resignation of Randolph. During the next five years a growing number of inflammatory journals calling for a French Revolution in America led to the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798 as a A prominent individual to come out of one of the Illuminist lodges, the Columbian Lodge in New York, was Aaron Burr, the man who shot Alexander Hamilton. From 1801 to 1803 Aaron Burr actively organized 73 Attempts to Divide America Just how dangerous revolutionary activity was to the United States government became known with the accidental discovery of secret communications of M. means to deter threats of violence.