Postponing the Campaign Until Winter
Type
Recipient's Letterbook Copy
Title
Postponing the Campaign Until Winter
Description
Regardless of the outcome of the peace negotiations, an offensive campaign should not be undertaken before winter. The peace council probably won't finish until late October nor will the recruits be assembled or trained before that time. Referring to Wayne's complaint about not receiving the stores that were requisitioned, Knox wishes he were more explicit regarding exactly what had not been delivered.
year created
1792
month created
08
day created
10
author
sent from location
War Department
recipient
in collection
in image
notable person/group
Anthony Wayne
Henry Knox
Brig. Gen. Wilkinson
Capt. Cass
Mr. Rosecrantz
General Putnam
Israel Chapin
council at Auglaize
six nations of the Canada Indians
Waggoners
Major Craig
Quartermaster General
culprits
Contractors of clothing
old troops of the Second Sub-Legion
Capt. Mills
deserters of Asheton's detachment
Eaton's company
Capt. Ballard Smith
Bowyer's Cavalry
Hannah's and Brock's company
Stephenson's company
Rodgers' Cavalry
Major Rudolph
artillerymen
dragoons
Winston's troop
Doctor Balfour
notable location
War Department
Auglaize
Canada
Pittsburgh
Carlisle
Fredericksburg
Shepherdstown, Virginia
Hagerstown
Chestertown
Head of Elk, Maryland
notable item/thing
Peace or war
important offensive operations
final and explicit result of the Council at Auglaize
peace overtures
manifestation of our superiority
greatest barbarities
repetition of similar crimes against the United States
waggoner's receipt for the articles
list of such deficient articles
harvesting
recruiting service
medicines
notable phrase
Let the event of the council at Au Glaixe, be what it may, Peace or War, it is pretty evident for the three following reasons, that we shall not be able this year to make any very important offensive operations.
document number
1792081000055
page start
62
