The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09

write TO YOUR colleagues upon this subjectour accts
from the norward very favourable and the militia who
had been called out arc returned to their respective
We are in daily expectation of hearing something of
expect Of your friendship that you win relieve il by let
ting me hear from you as often as pessble-God grant
that may carly congratulate You on the Of your
arms-remember me TO Gen. Mhlin-good night. am
Dear George with greatest regard
Your most Oh aud hum. servt
ROB'T. T. LIVINGSTON
Remember the tides, the emmy will take advantage OF
them in faintng ADORE and landing bso1 them.
would copy this II twas not too late.
JOHN JAY TO Gov CLINTON. oo &
The SIR Nations Marched Deer BY Gen. suiiisan-7ns
plan Of policy for NeD York State 10 adopt.
On BOARD rHr ConFEDERAcy, SrAR kEEpy ISLAND,
20 Octr. l779-
Be pleased to keep the Letters herewith enclosed until
good opportunities of sending them offer
Since the successes OF General Sullivan against the
six Nations, People have affected speake Of that
Country as a conquered one, and should be sur
priced they should next proceed insist that belongs
to the United STATES by whose arms i was won from
ndependan naons IN the course and by the fortune OF
Would il not be proper for New York to establish Posts
in that Country and every respect treat their
i'm my opinion State has had much orbearancc
about these matersvirgina, who has Claims and Rights
under much the circumstances, manages differ
emily
lam Dear Sir with great Regard Esteem ste,
aa.a.t. JOHN JAY.
ms ENC cow CLINroS.
Gov. CLINTON 10 THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS.
~ On the security Of Hudson's Rieer.
PousukrErsIr, sd Feb'y, I77s.
am svoured win your f.Sceiencys LetteIs Oh the
IAN ana ga OF last month the ACTS o.
Of the 2sth Deer and the sth Jany therein referred
S for as De- a S Si
by the Court of g. Britain indeedtrny important but
from The Justice and sound policy Of the Measure haze ,s
NOT the least reason 70 DOUBT put VIII meet WIN inc
most Cordial appreciation OF this state.
me very impoI,ah. point OIL view m whcn ConsIess
~ sr m 81 Az; y - III; s,a,a ,S s, o. bicb mug,
more Immediately Depend upon its being effected before
the opening of the Spring, will fatter myself apologize
LOT my repeatg 10 Congress That very htte progress YET
MADE towaras tne complexion Oh that business, oen
happens that on the hrst oil March the RIVER Navgaoe
hrough the hgniands anu Always peore te mlueie OIL
that month"; the very snort Tine thereoIe that remains 20
Compeat the Necessary works Calls Ior the most VI
gorous exertions. ,..,
Inc ihnaptants Hvmg neH Ihe IVer SHORES uIspaIlng
OF saIety on ther arns are uleuuy seeAng IA
the Interior parts OIL tne Country Whch VIZ no. ony
weaAsh ,he Delences OF me fIVer vut cave e
most aiuape parts Oh the Country rom whIcn l"Be
supphes Ior our Sfmy nave peen neIe.o . aeysa
Among oshsi Iauses, from men nc 1nls a aa,
ness has been delayed the want OF Money in the different
departments mas not peeh tle hees possesse
Of pracucal knowledge wlout when they IRE useless
IN the presen. case are as much wanting. heavy AT
River and a.. rs,ner 1on whether they can De pro.