by the Executive of Kentucky — on the contrary the silence observed upon this occasion has an appearance of approbation, both of that measure as well as of the inflammatory, publications with which the Kentucky Gazette constantly teems against the General Government of which you will see a sample under the title of the Crisis. There are other causes to apprehend that all is not right, I have therefore a tacit but watchful Eye upon that quarter — but more of this in due season — I have the honor to be with esteem Respect, your most Obed^t Every hum^l Serv^t 1sd. Wayne the Hon^ble Maj^r Gen^rl H Knox Secretary of war N^o 74. To Major Gen^l Knox — Sec^y of war Sir, Head Quarters Greeneville 10 march 1794 I have the honor to enclose