Arthur St. Clair
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Forwarding of Resolutions by Cincinnati Militia to Contribute to National Defense
Arthur St. Clair forward the resolves of a troop of militia horsemen at Cincinnati [included] to place themselves at the disposal of the national defense. St. Clair speaks highly of the virtues of …
John Adams PapersSpeech to the Indians Regarding Disputed Land & Other Affairs Between Indians & Whites
Discusses hopes for a personal meeting with the Indians soon, as well as the threat of unscrupulous individuals encroaching on Indian land; despite such incidents, urges the Indians to remain at …
Jonathan Cass PapersObservations on a Letter from George Nicholas
St. Clair encloses some of his observations relative to a letter from George Nicholas to his friend in Virginia and apoligizes for transmitting them so late that they will do no good beyond Kentucky.
Alexander Hamilton PapersGoods for the Shawnee
The goods which St. Clair had arranged to have available for the Shawnee at Fort Miami will be at Fort Wayne instead.
[Empty Placeholder Collection for Incomplete Collection Associations.]Request for Compensation for Stolen Horses
Arthur St. Clair requests reparation for horses stolen by the Indians. He delineates the problems of providing proof of theft by Indians, and that even those Indians caught generally claim to be from …
William Hayden, English Collection, M98.Promises and Land Rights
Promises made in Philadelphia by Sec of War to be kept. Currently searching for an agent through whom the Indians can communicate to the U.S. Government. Land rights addressed.
Dayton PapersList of Horses Stolen
A list of horses believed to have been stolen by Indians since the Treaty of Greenville, supplied to Secretary of War Dexter by Arthur St. Clair.
Samuel Vance Papers, M283.Appropriate Response to Indian Plunder
Mr. Smith wrote St. Clair requesting partial stoppage to the annuity due the Potowatamie Indians because of their assault on him while he descended the Wabash River. If the Indians do not provide …
Arthur St. Clair Papers
