Copy of Authority Sent to Governor of New York; Regarding Cotton Proposal
Document 1796McHenry states that he has sent to Governor Jay of New York a copy of Wadsworth's formal authority to act as Indian commissioner in the ongoing Cohnawaga-New York land dispute. Also says that he cannot form an opinion about Livingston's proposal until "seeing samples of the cotton and know[ing] the prices."
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Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
McHenry states that he has sent to Governor Jay of New York a copy of Wadsworth's formal authority to act as Indian commissioner in the ongoing Cohnawaga-New York land dispute. Also says that he cannot form an opinion about Livingston's proposal until "seeing samples of the cotton and know[ing] the prices."
Date
05/05/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Office
Repository
Collection
Document number
1796050505101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Jeremiah Wadsworth
James McHenry
Senate
President
George Washington
Cohnawaga
Indians
Seven Nations of Canada
Governor of New York
John Jay
Livingston
Notable locations
War Office
State of New York
New York
Notable items
nomination
commission
treaty
parcel of land
authority to act
proposal
samples
cotton
prices