Copy of David Baileys Document Concerning Indians Affiars volume 2
Copy of David Baileys Document Concerning Indians Affiars volume 2
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Harvey lodged with Hugh Balderson. Next morning being sixth day we left Baltimore and reached Washington about 2 o'clock in the afternoon and very soon after our arrival met with Thomas Lever- ing, a Friend of that place whom we found to be a very kind one. He readily piloted us to the lodgings of Judge Ruggles, a member of the Senate, to whom we had been recommended by letter from the worthy John Tohson, a former United States agent on In- dian concerns, and we have good reason to believe he s...till feels much interest for their welfare gener- ally and particularly this tribe, being intimately acquainted and living near them. On being intro- duced to Judge Ruggles we handed him the letter above mentioned and gave a summary statement of the business we were on, also requested to be intro- duced to several other members of Congress and the 11 Senate from the State of Ohio, who had been men- tioned as suitable to be made acquainted with our business ; with all the polite attention that marks the character of a great man he heard us and without hesitation rose from his chair and offered to conduct us to the lodging of General Vance, Judge Crane, Ewing, a senator, Vinton T.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harvey lodged with Hugh Balderson. Next morning being sixth day we left Baltimore and reached Washington about 2 o'clock in the afternoon and very soon after our arrival met with Thomas Lever- ing, a Friend of that place whom we found to be a very kind one. He readily piloted us to the lodgings of Judge Ruggles, a member of the Senate, to whom we had been recommended by letter from the worthy John Tohson, a former United States agent on In- dian concerns, and we have good reason to believe he s...till feels much interest for their welfare gener- ally and particularly this tribe, being intimately acquainted and living near them. On being intro- duced to Judge Ruggles we handed him the letter above mentioned and gave a summary statement of the business we were on, also requested to be intro- duced to several other members of Congress and the 11 Senate from the State of Ohio, who had been men- tioned as suitable to be made acquainted with our business ; with all the polite attention that marks the character of a great man he heard us and without hesitation rose from his chair and offered to conduct us to the lodging of General Vance, Judge Crane, Ewing, a senator, Vinton T.
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