Resolutions of Congress for raising new regiment; & Council request for names of officers willing to continue service under present circumstance
Document 1785Secretary Armstrong sends to Lieutenant Colonel Harmar a letter enclosed with congressional resolutions pertaining to raising a new regiment. Additionally, Armstrong provides the following direction to Harmar: provide to the Council names of officers willing to continue service under present circumstances and, absent orders, keep troops in service past enlistment. Armstrong indicates the Council will reconsider the reduction in officer's pay.
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Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/Document
Description
Secretary Armstrong sends to Lieutenant Colonel Harmar a letter enclosed with congressional resolutions pertaining to raising a new regiment. Additionally, Armstrong provides the following direction to Harmar: provide to the Council names of officers willing to continue service under present circumstances and, absent orders, keep troops in service past enlistment. Armstrong indicates the Council will reconsider the reduction in officer's pay.
Date
05/10/1785
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Collection
Document number
1785051055000
Note
Cited in Harmar to Armstrong, 07/17/1785.
Notable persons
Lieutenant Colonel Josiah Harmar
John Armstrong
congress
troops
legislature
the assembly
the council
Captain Finney
council
officers
Secretary John Armstrong
regiment
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Notable items
pay
resolution of congress
raising a new regiment
