1From Alexander Hamilton to George Hammond, 14 May 1794 (Hamilton Papers)
I did not receive till this Morning your letter of the 12th instant. As the Secretary of State is now returned to the seat of Government, it is only necessary for me to refer that letter to him, in order that he may reply to such part of it as requires a reply, which I have accordingly done. With respect I have the honor to be Sir Your most Obed & humble serv ADf , Connecticut Historical...
2From Alexander Hamilton to George Hammond, 10 May 1794 (Hamilton Papers)
In consequence of a short absence of the Secretary of State from this city, the prosecution of an inquiry into the affair mentioned in your letter of the 6th instant has been committed to me; and I have it in instruction from the President to communicate to you the result. The facts, as they have appeared upon inquiry, are presented in a report from the Attorney of the district, of which a...
3From Alexander Hamilton to George Hammond, 29 December 1792 (Hamilton Papers)
From the opinion you have been so obliging as to express that arrangements may probably be made in Upper Canada for procuring a supply, from that quarter, of the Indians expected to assemble at O’glaise in the ensuing spring for the purpose of holding a treaty with this government. I have the honor to inform you that I have concluded to send an Agent into the territory of Upper Canada, to...