Governor of Georgia writes to Secretary at War regarding Indian hostilities
Document 1793Governor Telfair forwards a transcription of his council of war to Secretary Knox. The Governor asks to have this document presented to the President. The council of war was held on 8 August 1793.
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[permanent principles.]
I have the honor to be,
Sir, your most obedient servant.
Edwd. Telfair.
The Secretary of War.
State House Augusta, 13th August 1793.
Sir,
Since my last letter to you dated the 30th Ulto. I have convened a council of General Officers, on the subject of redeeming the five inimical towns in the Creek nation; the propositions with their answers I do myself the honor of transmitting for the purpose of being laid before the President of the United States. If the agent for supplies can draw forth resources, I flatter myself the objects may be accomplished on a scale more circumscribed. A map of the Creek nation furnished by the surveyor General of this State is also enclosed.
I have the honor to be,
Sir your most obedient servant.
Edwd. Telfair.
The Secretary of War.
Government House Augusta
Thursday 8th. August 1793
In conformity to notification the General Officers attended.
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Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Governor Telfair forwards a transcription of his council of war to Secretary Knox. The Governor asks to have this document presented to the President. The council of war was held on 8 August 1793.
Date
08/13/1793
Author
Recipient
Sent from
State House, Augusta
Repository
Document number
1793081340255
Page start
191
Note
Enclosed in Knox to Telfair, 09/05/1793.
Notable persons
Henry Knox
Edward Telfair
President Washington
Notable locations
State House, Augusta
