Forwarding Recommendation With Uncertainty
Document 1800Forwards a recommendation for a man to be appointed to some government office, but admits he is not sure how to respond to it; asks that the man be considered for any vacancies in the Departments of War, the Navy, or the Treasury.
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Quincy Sept 12 1800
Dear Sir 266
Applications like this enclosed from Mr Francis Moor, recommended by the ablest men of Cambridge, Dr Tappan & Mr Klone, I never know how to receive. No particular employment is specified & I am left to study what can be done for the man. The consequence generally if not universally has been that nothing has ever been done for him. In such cases I know not which of the heads of departments to consult. I transmit these papers to you because you know the persons who recommend if not the one recommended. I wish you to show them to the Sec. of the Treasury & to the Sec. of the Navy & if any thing occurs in the departments of either, by which you can serve Mr Moor & the public together it will be a gratification & incentive stranger to him
Secretary of War.
Type
Letterbook
Description
Forwards a recommendation for a man to be appointed to some government office, but admits he is not sure how to respond to it; asks that the man be considered for any vacancies in the Departments of War, the Navy, or the Treasury.
Date
09/12/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Quincy
Repository
Collection
Document number
1800091240001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Dexter
John Adams
Mr. Francis Mee
selectmen of Cambridge
Dr. Toppan
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Navy
Mrs. Moore
Notable locations
Quincy
Notable items
recommendation
papers

