Stagg Assures McHenry That He Had Nothing to Do With Stagg's Resignation
Document 1800Stagg assures McHenry that he felt only kindness and indulgence from him as an employer, especially during "a long and unavoidable absence." States that McHenry's words or actions had nothing to do with his [Stagg's] resignation, citing rather poor health and the seeking of a better opportunity with which to support his family.
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Type
Letter Signed
Description
Stagg assures McHenry that he felt only kindness and indulgence from him as an employer, especially during "a long and unavoidable absence." States that McHenry's words or actions had nothing to do with his [Stagg's] resignation, citing rather poor health and the seeking of a better opportunity with which to support his family.
Date
05/26/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Repository
Collection
Document number
1800052640256
Page start
70
Note
Enclosed in McHenry to Adams, 05/31/1800.
Notable persons
James McHenry
John Stagg
Secretary of War
Chief Clerk
family
Notable locations
New York
Notable items
conduct
friendly disposition
kindness
resignation
infirm state of health