Arrangements for Treaty Negotiations
Document 1797Morris notifies McHenry that arrangements must be made immediately for the treaty negotiations with the Indians on August 20.
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[To the Honble James McHenry Esqre]
Sir, Philaa July 18, 97
I request that you will deliver the letter sent herewith to the President of the United States, and as 7 Indians have by seven messages signified their Intention of being at the Geneva River by the 20th August, [there is] no time to pause. May the power of your attention to expedite this Business, which is important whether viewed in a public or private point of light. I [beg] you also to present me to Colo Pickering [undecipherable] [undecipherable]. I would [have] waited on him [undecipherable] you also if [I] found [him], but I know we will both cooperate to promote the Public Interest which is earnestly connected with this business, rest myself contented that no delay [will] take place and that a proper Character will be named for the [undecipherable] of Judge Smith. I am Sir
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Type
Autograph Letter / Autograph Document Signed
Description
Morris notifies McHenry that arrangements must be made immediately for the treaty negotiations with the Indians on August 20.
Date
07/18/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Collection
Document number
1797071840101
Page start
1
Notable persons
James McHenry
Robert Morris
Notable locations
Philadelphia

