Enclosed dialogue and documents
Document 1800Letter to the Secretary of Treasury, enclosing dialogue and documents. McHenry asks Wolcott to keep the papers confidential and to send them to Chauncy Goodrich.
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Baltimore 2 Octr 1800
Dear Sir.
I have considered the request made to me by Mr Dana, in your letter of the 26th Ulto. and am fully determined to comply with it.
I inclose you therefore the Dialogue and the documents connected therewith, numbered as below, which you will be pleased to put into the hands of my discreet and estimable friend Mr Chauncey Goodrich, and to enjoin him, not to take or permit any copy or extract from the Dialogue or the Documents to be taken or made public on any account what-ever. I request also, if communicated to any person, that it be confidentially only. Should Mr Goodrich wish to leave them with a friend in Connecticut for a time, during his attendance in Congress, he must be responsible for his friends observing strictly these conditions and their being safely returned to me.
I am Dr Sir your
friend & Libt St
James McHenry
Oliver Wolcott Jr.
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter to the Secretary of Treasury, enclosing dialogue and documents. McHenry asks Wolcott to keep the papers confidential and to send them to Chauncy Goodrich.
Date
10/02/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Baltimore
Repository
Collection
Document number
1800100200101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Oliver Wolcott, Jr.
James McHenry
Chauncy Goodrich
Dana
Notable locations
Baltimore
Connecticut

