Desire to Meet Cornplanter; Unlikelihood of Congressional Action on Recruiting
Document 1792Knox wants to meet with the Cornplanter so that the latter can explain the communication received from the Six Nations in preparation for the next meeting with them. It seems unlikely that Congress will take any action on the recruiting service.
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two Months pay is preparing. —
The Secretary of the treasury is exceedingly desirous of having the accounts of the pay closed in the manner directed, before any further advances shall be made on this account. the Paymaster is essential to this End And I should hope that he soon will be with you. —
I have the honor to be
Sir with great respect
your obt. Hum. Ser.
Knox —
Maj. Gen. Wayne
[No 31. From Maj. Genl. Knox
Jef. Swan]
War department
December 15th 1793
Sir
The post not having arrived, I have no letter of yours to acknowledge. I enclose a duplicate of my last.
I hope the Cornplanter may have complied with your invitation to visit you, and that you may prevail upon him to repair to this place. If any thing should prevent his coming to you, I
Type
Recipient's Letterbook Copy
Description
Knox wants to meet with the Cornplanter so that the latter can explain the communication received from the Six Nations in preparation for the next meeting with them. It seems unlikely that Congress will take any action on the recruiting service.
Date
12/15/1792
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department
Repository
Collection
Document number
1792121500155
Page start
134
Note
Spans Images 134-135 of this collection.
Notable persons
xxx Anthony Wayne xxxxx
xxx Henry xxxx Knox xxxxx
the Cornplanter
Six Nations
Red Jacket
hostile Indians
Congress
Notable locations
War Department
Notable items
facts contained in the communications of the Six Nations
reasonable rewards
the notes for the pay
recruiting service

