Charles Carroll
10 documents
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State of Political Affairs, 1796
Carrol ruminates on contemporary politics and worries that the election of Thomas Jefferson may prove damaging to the federal government.
Mss #87 -
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Discusses Presidential Election
Discusses foreign affairs, electoral votes, and presidential election.
Gilder Lehrman Collection. -
Comments on Presidential Elections; Resolutions
Alludes to Adet's conduct; mentions foreign affairs; discusses presidential election. Refers to a pending resolution in the House of Delegates.
Gilder Lehrman Collection. -
Charles Carroll recommends Wilkinson to McHenry
Charles Carroll recommends Joseph Wilkinson, the son of Colonel Wilkinson of Calvert County, to the Secretary at War for appointment into the army. Carroll asks for news from Europe and France.
Huntington Mss -
Recommendation of Count de Moelien
Carroll recommends the Count de Moelien for appointment as one of Hamilton's aides.
Alexander Hamilton Papers -
Appointment as volunteer aid-de-camp to General Washington
Carroll expresses his gratitude of McHenry's recommendation that he become a volunteer aid-de-camp to General Washington as soon as he enters into active service.
James McHenry Papers -
A Man of Much Honor & Integrity
Carroll reaffirms his recommendation of the Count de Moelien, a man of honor, integrity, and good sense.
Alexander Hamilton Papers -
Recommendations for the Position of Aide de Camp
Carroll recommends the Comte De Moelien to be one of Hamilton's aides de camp and encloses two testimonials.
Alexander Hamilton Papers
