From Alexander Hamilton to Edmond Charles Genet, 26 November 1793
To Edmond Charles Genet1
Treasury Department
November 26. 1793
Sir
It appears indespensable to adjust disagreeing Ideas with regard to the State of the Account between France and the UStates, that as much as shall be found practicable should be done without loss of time towards a settlement of it. With this view I have instructed the Accounting Officers of the Treasury to proceed in the business as soon as there shall appear some person on your behalf to cooperate in it. And I shall be in other respects ready to concur with you in the requisite means of fulfilling the object. With respect
I have the honor to be Sir Your obedient servt
Alex Hamilton
Secy of the Treasy
Minister Plenipotentiary
of The Republic of France
ALS,
, Supplement Vol. 20.1. For background to this letter, see H to George Washington, November 23, 1793.