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Calais January 1st. 1857 | Calais January 1st. 1857 | ||
Hon. | Hon. | ||
Hannibal Hamlin | Hannibal Hamlin | ||
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Dear Sir | Dear Sir | ||
I am informed | I am informed | ||
| − | by Mr. S. W. Smith | + | by Mr. S. W. Smith, Marshall of this City, |
that he is desirous of attaining the | that he is desirous of attaining the | ||
situation of Agent to the Passamaquoddy | situation of Agent to the Passamaquoddy | ||
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more competent to discharge the duties properly | more competent to discharge the duties properly | ||
belonging to that office, than Mr. Smith. | belonging to that office, than Mr. Smith. | ||
| − | His intentions with the Indians, | + | His intentions with the Indians, & his experience |
| − | in reference to their habits, wants, | + | in reference to their habits, wants, & needs |
of life, eminently qualify him for the | of life, eminently qualify him for the | ||
place which he seeks. Having been personally | place which he seeks. Having been personally | ||
| − | + | acquainted with Mr. Smith, since his Boyhood | |
| − | + | & knowing as I do that he has ever Unstained | |
an unexceptional character, I have no hesitation | an unexceptional character, I have no hesitation | ||
in saying, that it would be gratifying to me | in saying, that it would be gratifying to me | ||
| − | to have him | + | to have him successful in his application |
With Much Respect | With Much Respect | ||
| − | + | Wm. D. Lawrence, Mayor of Calais | |
Revision as of 22:00, 13 February 2020
Calais January 1st. 1857
Hon.
Hannibal Hamlin Governor of Maine
Dear Sir
I am informed
by Mr. S. W. Smith, Marshall of this City, that he is desirous of attaining the situation of Agent to the Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indians. I know of no one more competent to discharge the duties properly belonging to that office, than Mr. Smith. His intentions with the Indians, & his experience in reference to their habits, wants, & needs of life, eminently qualify him for the place which he seeks. Having been personally acquainted with Mr. Smith, since his Boyhood & knowing as I do that he has ever Unstained an unexceptional character, I have no hesitation in saying, that it would be gratifying to me to have him successful in his application
With Much Respect
Wm. D. Lawrence, Mayor of Calais