Effort to Combine Offices
Document 1798Arrangements to combine offices. Refers to friends Pickering and Wolcott.
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C. N York Feb [undecipherable]
My Dear Sir 17
I received yesterday your private letter of the 10th with its inclosure, now returned.
It was [undecipherable] for you to take a decisive course & to [undecipherable] leave the blame of further delay [undecipherable] others [undecipherable]. There can be no doubt [undecipherable] the propriety of [undecipherable] the aid [undecipherable] [General?] Officers. But Pinckney [undecipherable] being now arrived, it seems to me very [undecipherable] & necessary that [undecipherable] should be called upon — You will learn with pleasure that he sent me a message by young Rutledge [undecipherable] his entire Satisfaction with the military arrangement & readiness to serve under my command — Communicate this to our friends Pickering & Wolcott
I am not well [undecipherable] to write
by this post Y[our] [undecipherable]
[signature: undecipherable]
[G. l. Aim[undecipherable]]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Arrangements to combine offices. Refers to friends Pickering and Wolcott.
Date
10/18/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Repository
Collection
Document number
1798101840001
Page start
1
Note
Difficult to read.
Notable persons
James McHenry
Alexander Hamilton
Charles Pinckney
Rutledge
Pickering
Oliver Wolcott
Notable locations
New York

