Reactions to the treaty were severe.
Jay’s treaty attempted to resolve disputes between Britain and United States’s trade with France.
Democratic-Republicans disliked the treaty very much and argued that Federalists had caved to the British and weakened American power/sovereignty.
On the other hand, others appreciated the treaty. While it didn’t completely satisfy them, it prevented a war that would have worsened the economy and brought bloody deaths.
In general, the treaty was mainly unpopular.
