Knox and Hamilton offer joint opinion to Washington
Document 1793Letter, encloses (originally) a joint opinion of Knox and Hamilton.
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[endorsement: The President / Nulls / d Hg Knox / 2d May 1793]
[endorsement, inverted: the Commissioners for / Demands have [undecipherable] / By do]
Philadelphia May 2d 1793
Sir
A conformity of opinion and upon the
[undecipherable: concurrence] enables us to submit to you—
a direct answer to the terms of the questions
that you were pleased to [undecipherable: propound] on
the 18th of April, to the heads of the
Departments and the Attorney Gent
[undecipherable] more included [undecipherable: troubles]
mode would be more agreeable to you
than a [strikethrough: report] repetition of the former
ideas and [undecipherable: arguments] on [undecipherable] any
Both purpose [undecipherable]
and the [undecipherable] attends
are here to [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] for your most
Obedient & Humble [undecipherable]
Henry Knox Alexr [undecipherable]
[The President
U.S.]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter, encloses (originally) a joint opinion of Knox and Hamilton.
Date
05/02/1793
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Collection
Document number
1793050200101
Page start
1
Notable persons
George Washington
multiple
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Notable items
conformity of opinion
submit to you a joint answer
question you were pleased to propose on the 18 of April to the heads of the departments and the Attorney Genl
concluded that this mode would be most agreeable to you.

