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To Thomas Jefferson from James Monroe, [30 January 1793]

From James Monroe

[30 Jan. 1793]

Dear Sir

Mr. Gunn has mentioned to Major Butler the report that his conduct at New York upon some publick questions was influenc’d by some expectations of a foreign mission. He has called on Hamilton whom he did not see but means to chastise those concerned in the charge. Hamilton informed him at the time it took place1 that the appointment of Short was at your instance contrary to his wishes, and that he wanted the President to appoint him (viz. Majr. Butler). As he means to call on you immediately2 as a friend to confer on this subject I have thought proper to apprize you of the above. Yrs. affecy.

Jas. Monroe

RC (DLC); undated; endorsed by TJ as received 30 Jan. 1793 and so recorded in SJL.

1Preceding six words interlined.

2Word interlined.

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