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of the office can be performed as well and
 
of the office can be performed as well and
 
as satisfactorily by an agent residing here as
 
as satisfactorily by an agent residing here as
by one residing there. I shall [?] by Mr  
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by one residing there. I shall forward by Mr  
 
Wing letters from quite a member of influential
 
Wing letters from quite a member of influential
 
gentlemen of the republican party recommending
 
gentlemen of the republican party recommending
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the names of men who know but little &
 
the names of men who know but little &
 
care less about the object of the petition
 
care less about the object of the petition
they sign. I hope a letter from Sir Kent
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they sign. I hope a letter from Gov. Kent
may also reach you He is absent at [?]
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may also reach you He is absent at Ellsworth
at present, I wrote him asking a letter and
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at present. I wrote him asking a letter and
 
Mr Hamlin who conversed with him there
 
Mr Hamlin who conversed with him there
 
in relation to the matters understood him to
 
in relation to the matters understood him to
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by saying that if appointed by you to the
 
by saying that if appointed by you to the
 
agency it will be my aim to discharge
 
agency it will be my aim to discharge
its duties acceptably to the State & satisfac
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its duties acceptably to the State &  
torily to the tribe
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satisfactorily to the tribe
  
 
Very Respectfully your Obt Servt
 
Very Respectfully your Obt Servt
  
 
Frederic H Dillingham
 
Frederic H Dillingham

Latest revision as of 13:32, 14 August 2020

of the office can be performed as well and as satisfactorily by an agent residing here as by one residing there. I shall forward by Mr Wing letters from quite a member of influential gentlemen of the republican party recommending me to you for appointment. If I judge rightly such recommendations & testimonials will have greater weight with you than a long array of names collected at random in the street, a large proportion of which are the names of men who know but little & care less about the object of the petition they sign. I hope a letter from Gov. Kent may also reach you He is absent at Ellsworth at present. I wrote him asking a letter and Mr Hamlin who conversed with him there in relation to the matters understood him to say he would attend to it. I found with this a letter for Mr Wilson of Brewer who has had oppurtunity [opportunity] to know something of Indian affairs I will help pass upon your patience no longer at this time and will close this somewhat lengthy communication by saying that if appointed by you to the agency it will be my aim to discharge its duties acceptably to the State & satisfactorily to the tribe

Very Respectfully your Obt Servt

Frederic H Dillingham