Claim and Reduction of Military
Document 1799Clothing will be attended to. Hamilton arrived, Hodgdon will bring his attention to Craig's claim for compensation, noted Stevens claim being denied multiple times. Reduction of military by Congress discussed.
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Philadelphia 8 Decr [17??]
Sir—
I have received your letter & the minutes covering a memorandum relative to [A?]thing — will be attended to — General Hamilton is arrived — I will call his attention to your claim — but I fear his influence will not cause a decision as soon as may be wished — He has again and again proffered Stevens business, which go lies as before
Congress are slowly progressing — the House is decidedly féderal the most so of any one we have both numbers and talents are on the side [you have?] — the reduction of the Army will however be attempted — the twelve Regiments will be the object —
I am Sir
Your most Obedient Servant
Samuel Hodgson
Major Isaac Craig —
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Clothing will be attended to. Hamilton arrived, Hodgdon will bring his attention to Craig's claim for compensation, noted Stevens claim being denied multiple times. Reduction of military by Congress discussed.
Date
12/13/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Collection
Document number
1799121336001
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Craig to Hodgdon, 12/20/1799.
Notable persons
Isaac Craig
Samuel Hodgdon
Stevens
General Hamilton
Congress
House
Federalists
Notable locations
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Congress
Notable items
claim
clothing
memorandum

