No Material Derangement of the General Plan
Document 1794Hamilton reports that the expedition is moving forward as planned despite a day's delay in Berlin.
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Berlin October 26. 1794
Sir
The very late [undecipherable] of the [undecipherable] thi[s]
[undecipherable]
[undecipherable] a number of them and the dispersed [sit]uation of the troops render[s] [undecipherable] to the [undecipherable] place to-day as was intented — But the baggage [undecipherable] through forward &... to morrow the troops will move — I apprehend no material derangement of the general plan — [a]n express has been dispatched to Governor Lee advising him of the state of things here —
Nothing from the Western Country.
with the greatest respect [and attachment] I have the honor to be Sir
Your Obed. St
The President of [the United States] A Hamilton
[Endorsed]
From
Col: Alexr Hamilton
26th Octor 1794
Type
Contemporary Copy of Letter
Description
Hamilton reports that the expedition is moving forward as planned despite a day's delay in Berlin.
Date
10/26/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Berlin, Pennsylvania
Repository
Collection
Document number
1794102600001
Note
Cited in Washington to Hamilton, 11/05/1794
Notable persons
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Governor [Henry] Lee
President of United States
Colonel Alexander Hamilton
Notable locations
Berlin, Pennsylvania
Western Country
Virginia
Notable items
arrival of the wagons
dispersed situation of the troops
baggage
no material derangement of the general plan