The Simon Cameron Indian Commission of 1838
The Simon Cameron Indian Commission of 1838
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Louis in the summer of 1839 as a letter dated St. Louis, June 11, 1839, shows: I think I may assure you it will be impossible for your enemies to touch you. They have cut their own throats, especially Dousman. I believe I showed you his letter to me refusing information. I sent it to the Sec. Of War, who cannot fail to understand the drift of the business. We are both of us to be abused by the defeated party, but the cause of truth and justice must prevail and we shall be sustained.
I enclose a...lso a copy (on no account to be used until I see occasion) of a letter to Mr. Buchanan. I have the information prin- cipally from Bailly in writing and I have printed the letter for the mere convenience of sending a few copies to friends, holding the balance in reserve for the members of Congress the next session, in case I shall think proper. . . .
I was told that Marshy intended denying what he said to you. If it comes to a mere point of veracity between you and him or you and any one at the Prairie, you must triumph.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louis in the summer of 1839 as a letter dated St. Louis, June 11, 1839, shows: I think I may assure you it will be impossible for your enemies to touch you. They have cut their own throats, especially Dousman. I believe I showed you his letter to me refusing information. I sent it to the Sec. Of War, who cannot fail to understand the drift of the business. We are both of us to be abused by the defeated party, but the cause of truth and justice must prevail and we shall be sustained.
I enclose a...lso a copy (on no account to be used until I see occasion) of a letter to Mr. Buchanan. I have the information prin- cipally from Bailly in writing and I have printed the letter for the mere convenience of sending a few copies to friends, holding the balance in reserve for the members of Congress the next session, in case I shall think proper. . . .
I was told that Marshy intended denying what he said to you. If it comes to a mere point of veracity between you and him or you and any one at the Prairie, you must triumph.
What to read after The Simon Cameron Indian Commission of 1838?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ida Maria Street to read onlineMoreLess
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