Report on Military Matters for Use in State of the Union Address
Document 1799Asks McHenry for a report on all things military, especially the Indian department and the Mississippi region, that Adams may use in his address to Congress.
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Sec. of State
Trenton Oct 16th 1799
Sir
[private]
As two weeks only intervene between us & the meeting of congress, I request the favor of you to turn your thoughts to the subjects of communications both of information & evidence necessary to be made to that body at the opening of the session; and in particular, to prepare a summary of the rise, progress & declaration & suppression of the rebellion in Pennsylvania. Every thing in the Indian department & in the Mississippi walk as all other things relative to military service necessary to be laid before the Legislature and in general to give sentiments on the state of the nation at large; at home & abroad, will be very acceptable from able & the Means to be faithful humble servant
Sec. at War
Trenton Oct 16th 1799
Type
Letterbook
Description
Asks McHenry for a report on all things military, especially the Indian department and the Mississippi region, that Adams may use in his address to Congress.
Date
10/18/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Trenton
Repository
Collection
Document number
1799101840001
Page start
1
Notable persons
James McHenry
John Adams
Congress
Indian Department
Notable locations
Trenton
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Notable items
military service

