Message From the President of the United States
Message From the President of the United States
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" " Should he (says the letter, ] S. Rockwell, 1. Lamar, L. Atkinson.
[93] 20 have occasion for funds, or any other services in your power, you will confer a singular favor on me by rendering him any service in your power. We will accept his drafts, at any sight, for any sum he may think proper to draw on nsfor. " Col. Morgan, in passing Fort Haw- kins, (which is understood as being about sixty miles from the agen- cy, ) fell in with General Gaines, from whom he received a lettes of introductio...n to General Mitchell, couched in the following terms: "This will be handed to you by Colonel Gideon Morgan, who is desirous to travel the nearest and best route to the Cherokee nation. He has applied to me for a passport: instead of which, knowing him to be a man of sterling worth, I take the liberty to introduce him to you, and request you will be pleased to view him as my friend. Should he request a formal passport, I beg you will be pleased to give him one. " The character of Colonel Morgan is unimpeached.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Should he (says the letter, ] S. Rockwell, 1. Lamar, L. Atkinson.
[93] 20 have occasion for funds, or any other services in your power, you will confer a singular favor on me by rendering him any service in your power. We will accept his drafts, at any sight, for any sum he may think proper to draw on nsfor. " Col. Morgan, in passing Fort Haw- kins, (which is understood as being about sixty miles from the agen- cy, ) fell in with General Gaines, from whom he received a lettes of introductio...n to General Mitchell, couched in the following terms: "This will be handed to you by Colonel Gideon Morgan, who is desirous to travel the nearest and best route to the Cherokee nation. He has applied to me for a passport: instead of which, knowing him to be a man of sterling worth, I take the liberty to introduce him to you, and request you will be pleased to view him as my friend. Should he request a formal passport, I beg you will be pleased to give him one. " The character of Colonel Morgan is unimpeached.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Attorney General From Old Catalog to read onlineMoreLess
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