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| − | Bangor | + | Bangor, Feb'y 11,1859, |
| − | + | To the Hon. Governor and Council of the State of Maine - | |
| − | Should there be a vacancy in the office of Agent of the Penobscot Tribe of Indians, I would recommend the appointment of Frederick H. Dillingham Esq. of this city, as a suitable person for the office. | + | Should there be a vacancy in the office of Agent of the Penobscot Tribe of Indians, I would recommend the appointment of Frederick H. Dillingham, Esq. of this city, as a suitable person for the office. |
| − | I have known Mr. Dillingham for ten or twelve years past, and have a high opinion of his integrity and business habits. He has | + | I have known Mr. Dillingham for ten or twelve years past, and have a high opinion of his integrity and business habits. He has held offices of trust in the city, and has poved [proved] himself worthy of the confidence of the public. |
I am of opinion, that his opponent would be of advantage to the Indians and the State, and would be generally acceptable. | I am of opinion, that his opponent would be of advantage to the Indians and the State, and would be generally acceptable. | ||
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With great respect, | With great respect, | ||
| − | I am &c John E. Godfrey[ | + | I am &c John E. Godfrey[?] |
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Bangor, Feb'y 11,1859,
To the Hon. Governor and Council of the State of Maine -
Should there be a vacancy in the office of Agent of the Penobscot Tribe of Indians, I would recommend the appointment of Frederick H. Dillingham, Esq. of this city, as a suitable person for the office.
I have known Mr. Dillingham for ten or twelve years past, and have a high opinion of his integrity and business habits. He has held offices of trust in the city, and has poved [proved] himself worthy of the confidence of the public.
I am of opinion, that his opponent would be of advantage to the Indians and the State, and would be generally acceptable.
With great respect,
I am &c John E. Godfrey[?]