Collections of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin 6
Collections of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin 6
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The Montreal correspondent of the World, in the expose be- fore alluded to, gives a specimen of detected dishonesty in Mr.
Williams' early manhood. He informs us that in 1812, the Indians of Caughnawaga empowered Williams to draw for then a small annuity of $266 due them from the State of ^ew York, and the Indians affirmed that he drew this amount reg- idarly from 1812 to 1820, but not one cent of it every reached them. By one dodge or another he managed to keep the business in his own hands im...til the latter year, when the In- dians laid the matter before the Canadian Government, and that Government called to it the attention of the Government of New York, and the payment to Williams Was suspended.
This transaction corresponds very well with his general character while at Green Bay. Nominally a missionary to the Oneidas located in that vicinity, under the patronage of a Mis- sionary Society, he draw his salary, not large, it is true, but he did nothing, or next to nothing for them or for anybody else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Montreal correspondent of the World, in the expose be- fore alluded to, gives a specimen of detected dishonesty in Mr.
Williams' early manhood. He informs us that in 1812, the Indians of Caughnawaga empowered Williams to draw for then a small annuity of $266 due them from the State of ^ew York, and the Indians affirmed that he drew this amount reg- idarly from 1812 to 1820, but not one cent of it every reached them. By one dodge or another he managed to keep the business in his own hands im...til the latter year, when the In- dians laid the matter before the Canadian Government, and that Government called to it the attention of the Government of New York, and the payment to Williams Was suspended.
This transaction corresponds very well with his general character while at Green Bay. Nominally a missionary to the Oneidas located in that vicinity, under the patronage of a Mis- sionary Society, he draw his salary, not large, it is true, but he did nothing, or next to nothing for them or for anybody else.
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