Colonel Gaither's Antipathy Toward Georgia
Document 1798Governor Jackson cites Ensign McCall's letter as further evidence of Colonel Gaither's ill will toward the citizens of Georgia. Jackson maintains, therefore, that justice demands the removal of Gaither from the frontier of Georgia.
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[Honble Jas Jackson
Oliver Wolcot
Secretary Treasury United States
A letter dated 15th November 1798 from Ensign Hugh McCall of the United States Troops was read, &c
Ordered to be filed]
Executive Department
Louisville Sunday 2nd December 1798
The following letter was written
Executive Department Georgia
Louisville December 2nd 1798
Sir
I assure you that it is with great concern that in addition to my former proofs of Colo Gaithers bad intentions towards the Citizens of this State, I am called by duty, to inclose you a Copy of Ensign McCalls letter of the fifteenth Ultimo, to me, as Governor of the State of Georgia — Humanity shudders at the recital of it, and I therefore forbear any comment — I submit it to your feelings, and will only further observe that I feel a confidence that Justice will be done to my fellow Citizens, and that the obnoxious Officers will be removed from this frontier.
I have the honour to be Respectfully
Yr Obt Servt
Jas Jackson
Honble
James McHenry
Secretary of War United States
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Governor Jackson cites Ensign McCall's letter as further evidence of Colonel Gaither's ill will toward the citizens of Georgia. Jackson maintains, therefore, that justice demands the removal of Gaither from the frontier of Georgia.
Date
12/02/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Louisville, Georgia
Document number
1798120240001
Page start
1
Notable persons
James McHenry
James Jackson, Governor of Georgia
Notable locations
Executive Department Georgia, Louisville
Notable items
former proofs of Colonel Gaither's bad intentions

