Henry Knox To Edward Carrington Placing Carrington In Charge Of Establishing An Artillery Magazine In Virginia 4 November 1781 PDF Download
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Download Henry Knox to Edward Carrington Placing Carrington in Charge of Establishing an Artillery Magazine in Virginia, 4 November 1781 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Places Colonel Carrington in charge of the establishment of an artillery magazine in Virginia for the use of the Southern Army, as ordered by George Washington. Instructs on how to proceed in transporting ordnance from Yorktown to Westham and obtaining assistance from Governor of Virginia Thomas Nelson. Detailed explanations of how to store and maintain the munitions. Indicates that the Deputy Field Commissary of Military Stores Thomas Jones will be in charge of the stores and discusses regulations regarding ordnance distribution, accounting procedures, and payment processes. Discusses what should be done with specific types of ordnance. Returns of stores should be sent to General Nathanael Greene immediately and Colonel Robert Harrison must be informed when arrangements have been completed. The siege of Yorktown had recently ended. Clerical copy written by Samuel Shaw and signed for Knox by Shaw (see also GLC02437.01285).
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Download Henry Knox to Jonathan Trumbull Requesting Information to George Washington, 4 November 1781 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Responds to Trumbull's letter requesting information for George Washington to incorporate into a letter to Governor of Virginia Thomas Nelson (see GLC02437.01282). Explains plans to establish an artillery magazine in Virginia, containing the ordnance remaining after the siege of Yorktown. The artillery would be for the use of the Southern Army and protection of Virginia in case of a British invasion. Washington needs to make requests to Governor Nelson for a location to store the munitions, preferably in Westham, and a party for the transport. Discusses the channels through which the requests and instructions to officers should travel. Knox's instructions to Colonel Edward Carrington in regard to the creation of the magazine appear in GLC02437.01284. Trumbull was Washington's military secretary.
| Author | : Edward Carrington |
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Download Edward Carrington to Henry Knox on Military News, 7 August 1781 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Colonel Carrington writes to Knox from Camp High Hills of Santee, near the Santee River in South Carolina. Reports that he received Knox's previous letter via Governor [John] Rutledge. Informs Knox he has been transferred to Virginia and, per the General's wish, will remain the Quartermaster's Department. Praises General Nathanael Greene's recent campaign in South Carolina.
| Author | : Edward Carrington |
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Download Edward Carrington to Henry Knox about His Upcoming Command, 27 July 1781 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Colonel Carrington writes to Knox from the High hills of Santee, near the Santee River in South Carolina. Due to the resignation of Colonel Proctor, Colonel Carrington assumes he is to take command of the Fourth Regiment. Has not received orders to that effect, and anxiously awaits direction from Knox or General George Washington (through Nathanael Greene).
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Download Henry Knox to Edward Carrington about Political and Military Affairs, 24 July 1792 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Informs Carrington that he has received his letters concerning appointments for young officers and that though they generally arrived too late, he will keep them in mind for future consideration. States that there were many more applications than positions. Speaking about the last session of Congress, he writes, The indian war, and the failure of the last expedition combined with a partial aversion to the government excited much ill humor during the last session. It was thought proper by a party, to levell some shafts at me....Parties will arise in free governments - and party prejudice is proverbally blind. Asks about the general Machine in Virginia and comments on prosperity in Pennsylvania. Discusses the New York governor's election, [John] Jay it would seem had a majority of votes - but [George] Clinton is the governor ...the essence of republicanism is done away and if a man can perpetuate himself to office by a minority. Also comments he has heard that some one in Virginia wants Clinton to run for Vice President against John Adams and wants to know if this is true.
| Author | : Edward Carrington |
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Download Edward Carrington to Henry Knox Asking for Advice about Getting an Appointment in the New Government, 18 February 1789 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Relies on their continued friendship to ask for Knox's advice. Recalls his duties in the war, and his attempt to be faithful and enthusiastic. Is now interested in seeking an appointment with the new government, and asks if Knox will recommend him to the President, with whom he is intimate. Declares that if you knew me formerly, and thought I merited the public confidence, be assured you still know the same man, who will give you no cause to repent of your confidence in future. Would most like a position in Virginia, specifically the role of head of customs at the Port of Norfolk. Also asks Knox to discuss with a Mr. Burral [possibly Jonathan Burrall] some of his financial accounts.
| Author | : Edward Carrington |
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Download Edward Carrington to Henry Knox about Government Appointments, 1 July 1789 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Writes from Powhatan via Richmond, most likely in Virginia. Writes that he has, in fact, decided not to travel to New York City in pursuit of a government appointment. Adds, I did expect that many would collect there in quest of appointments, and that it would draw on them remarks which would tend rather to injure than promote their wishes - I now learn that this is in fact the case - I would not be ranked amongst them for the world. Believes that the President will not make appointments based on absence or presence but instead based on character. Sends his respects to Mrs. Knox. Free handwritten on address leaf with no signature.
| Author | : Edward Carrington |
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Download Edward Carrington to Henry Knox Congratulating Him on His Promotion, 7 April 1782 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Congratulates Knox on his promotion to Major General of the United States Army. Fears his own promotion may fall through. Explains that his appointment is determined by the state of Virginia, and he will only receive a promotion as a compliment from the state with the approbation of a majority of the officers. Must remain in his current circumstances until he finds out, but is suspicious about the principles on which promotions are determined.
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Download Henry Knox to Edward Carrington about the Virginia Elections, 8 March 1789 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Unsigned, but authorship inferred from handwriting. Discusses Carrington's last letter, in which he reported the winners of the Virginia elections and described his prediction that the electorate would change their sentiments to support federalism (see GLC02437.04119). Comments on the New York legislature, specifically the Senate and individual members. Also lists the number of Senators and Representatives from each state present in New York. Lastly, discusses Carrington's query about an appointment with the new government (see GLC02437.04119). Docketed by Knox.
| Author | : Edward Carrington |
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Download Edward Carrington to Henry Knox about Opposition to the Constitution, 12 January 1788 Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle
Carrington reports, I have as yet passed through no more of this state than what is called the Northern Neck- there I find the opponents of the Constitution pretty numerous and vociferous. Mentions that [Richard Henry] Lee has in great measure declined to act in the opposition, finding that even his own family have separated from him. Declares that in the southern part of Virginia, many influential figures have united on the wrong side. Mentions that Governor [Edmund] Randolph has committed to the public view his opinions as to the conduct which it will be wise now to pursue with respect to the Constitution... Knox writes beneath the docket: Answered on the 10th Feby and gave a state of affairs in Massachusetts.
