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Henry Knox to Winthrop Sargent about Protecting Frontier Settlers, 6 January 1792

Henry Knox to Winthrop Sargent about Protecting Frontier Settlers, 6 January 1792
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Later copy. Refers to a recent letter from Sargent which discussed battle losses to Indians in the Northwest Territories. Comments on the protection of settlements on the frontier, and mentions that plans will be laid before Congress on that subject right away.


Winthrop Sargent to Henry Knox Regarding the Indian Threat in Ohio, 2 January 1792

Winthrop Sargent to Henry Knox Regarding the Indian Threat in Ohio, 2 January 1792
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Written from Fort Washington, at present-day Cincinnati, Ohio. Asks Knox to attend to the accompanying letters, which outline confrontations between General [Arthur] St. Clair and Indians in the frontier, specifically in Kentucky. Wishes he had more information about the Indian towns. Would like information on how the government will protect the frontier region in during the upcoming season. Asks about the possibility of hiring some Chickasaw Indians to work within the army for upcoming campaigns.


Winthrop Sargent to Henry Knox Discussing the Potential Elimination of Sargent's Job, 6 January 1792

Winthrop Sargent to Henry Knox Discussing the Potential Elimination of Sargent's Job, 6 January 1792
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Written from Fort Washington, at present-day Cincinnati, Ohio. Received his recent letter, and touches on financial matters. Mentions that he heard that the President intends to eliminate the position of Adjutant General of the Army (his current position) after the present campaign in the frontier, and give the Adjutant's duties to the Inspector. Comments on whether to take as a personal affront the elimination of his position. Discusses his motives for joining the campaigns in the Ohio territories.


Winthrop Sargent to Henry Knox Defending His Conduct, 10 March 1792

Winthrop Sargent to Henry Knox Defending His Conduct, 10 March 1792
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Written from Fort Washington, in present-day Cincinnati, Ohio. Comments on and defends his ability to perform his duties under General [Arthur] St. Clair. Also touches on his abilities to use military forces to protect areas in the Northwest Territories. Declares that he has done everything in his power, and refers Knox to General [James] Wilkinson for further assistance.


Henry Knox to Winthrop Sargent Giving Orders Concerning the Protection of the North-West Territory, 23 July 1792

Henry Knox to Winthrop Sargent Giving Orders Concerning the Protection of the North-West Territory, 23 July 1792
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Later copy. Gives orders to Sargent concerning the protection of the North-West Territory. Mentions directing General Anthony Wayne to provide an escort for the governor of Georgia. Noted as written at the War Department.


Henry Knox to Winthrop Sargent about Affairs in the North-West Territory, New York, and France, 23 July 1792

Henry Knox to Winthrop Sargent about Affairs in the North-West Territory, New York, and France, 23 July 1792
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States that he is mortified that Sargent declined the office of Adjutant and Inspector General. He does not know who will be appointed. Discusses Arthur St. Clair, the governor of the Northwest territory. Writes, When I last saw the governor, he seemed undecided whether he should return until the fall - but I hope he will as his stay here will excite disa[illegible] sensations in the minds of some people. Also talks about officers who lost their horses in action at the Battle of Wabash (St. Claire's defeat, 4 November 1791) and have not been compensated yet. The last page is a later copy of the original. On this copied page, Knox discusses some pay and promotion issues, the situation in France, and the New York state governor's election. You will see by the paper that the devil is to pay in France. No subordination - all confusion. It is to be hoped, however, they will soon restore order. In New York they are all mad - part for Clinton - part for Jay - the ferment has run pretty high, but it is to be hoped is subsiding. Ends by stating that the Indian War is causing him much reproach and he would like to see it ended.


Winthrop Sargent to Henry Knox Regarding Government Bills and Appointments and the Frontier, 20 August 1789

Winthrop Sargent to Henry Knox Regarding Government Bills and Appointments and the Frontier, 20 August 1789
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Received his recent letter and hopes that Knox's child is restored to health. Is overjoyed to hear of the President's recovery; feels his death might have caused dramatic instability. Discusses his interest in the doings of Congress, especially the Treasury Bill. Mentions that he is very poor and trusts that Knox will help him acquire a government appointment if possible. Also relates that they have apprehended a Virginian man named Wetzell who fired on an Indian man by the name of Washington. Has enclosed some letters to his friends (not present) for Knox to forward.


Henry Knox to Winthrop Sargent about Tests on Gunpowder, 12 May 1792

Henry Knox to Winthrop Sargent about Tests on Gunpowder, 12 May 1792
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Later copy. Writes that he wrote to General [James] Wilkinson on 3 April to ask about powder and the proofing of artillery at Fort Washington. Has apparently not received a reply. Stresses the importance of these tests because there has been some doubt about the quality of last year's powder. Urges him to complete the tests. Place not listed, however, another letter (GLC02437.05458) written on the same day places Knox in Philadelphia.


Winthrop Sargent to Henry Knox about Settlers and Negotiations with Indians, 20 October 1788

Winthrop Sargent to Henry Knox about Settlers and Negotiations with Indians, 20 October 1788
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Sargent, Secretary of the Northwest Territory, discusses progress of the settlers and negotiations with Native Americans in the Territory including Joseph Brant. Writes, We can not as yet, tis true, boast of very much Cultivation or Improvement, for our Numbers are not large, but the few present have not been idle- they have [built] themselves comfortable Log Houses... Comments on the delay of an unspecified treaty with Native Americans. Writes ...As the Governour corresponds with you, you will undoubtedly be informed of the particular Disposition of the different Tribes- Should they eventually unite in any one Determination, I am persuaded it will be to take up the Hatchet, but at any Rate their young Men will in the Hopes of Pillage very much harrass [sic] us- for they have caught the Spirit of Liberty & will no more submit to the Government of their acknowledged Chiefs- I have frequently heard this declared by the old & young & that this Spirit of Rebellion was not of Long Standing.