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am, sir, with high respect, your obedent servant
The Hon. THOMAS EWING,
| Secretary of the Interior, Washington
Bosros, April O. 1919.
At tho request Of George oopwsy, Chippewa chief
paiiqnal sovsInment cons low the Of red msn
elevate and educate them to enjoy the blessings OF our
Father no less than ourselves who occupy their ands
sir which cordiaS subscribe to- and pray you to do What
you can for this enerPIsng young Christian Indian and
The strong foundation have his yay for our respect and
confidence ." your po'0sr' and your yrs.neirs'
To Hon. THOMAS EWING,
Secretary of the Home Department, Washington
BosroS, Aprl6, 1919
DEAR SIR, During the past winter. have seen good
ab"s The Condition s in
western country sympa.hze deeply with him IN his
his efforts do good to the wasting and Inflated remnant OF
his race
BY his lectures and demeano while here, Mr.. CONWAY
has won the esteem and esPec, OF many of the most re-
spectacle citizens Of Boston, and created interest in his
trust you will not deem olcous in to express the
hope that you will so far as your judgment may approve,
extend TO him any aid in your power towards The promo
Respectfully and truly yours,
Hon. THOMAS EWING,
Secretary of Home Department
EDWARD EVERETT.
Cry HALL, Boston, April n, 1919
entirely concur in the preceding recommendation sign
ed by Gov Briggs and Gov Everett. Mr. CONWAY has Sc
cured the respect and goodwill OF the people OF this vci
nifty generally, who feel lively interest in the subject of
his phanhopc abors and who hope that his application
the government will receive favorable and eteeua con-
sideration. JOHN p. BIGELOW.
RALEIGH, N. c #, March o. 1919.
SiR. We understand that tile Chippewa chief G. Cop.
way, who visited this place during the late Winter, and
who has been lectung in several States on the subject oil
conederatng the Indian tribes with view to their inn
provement and civilization intends visiting the various
tribes frontiers for the purpose Of preparing them
We further learn that said Chief CONWAY wishes obtain
the protection the general government far pract
CABLE and that he may be accredited the several Indian
agencies frontiers, as to obtain all the aid and
Information they may be able to afford him You will
please allow recommend said CONWAY the protec.
ton of the general and to request that il moi
parent he may be furnished with such credentials
will for him the assistance and protection OF our In
dian agents and other authorities of the government
''' CHARLES F. MANLEY,
WIN F. COLLINS,
c. j. HINTON.
Hon. Thomas EWING, Secretary of Home Department.
RALEIGH, North Carolina
March ~, 1919.
SIR. Enclosed you will find communication signed by
cons soynpoe1; VIM ill., SECRETARY Of ssae and
Chas j. Hinton, treasurer, requesting the protection OF the
proposed visit to the Indian tribes frontiers You
and request that the necessary protection may be afford
ed to him, endeavong accomplish his philanthropc
scheme.
Our legislature last session passed resolution ia
voaby recommending Copways enterprise to the notice
of the general government, and people quite in
'''''''' III no K RAYNER.
Hon. THOMAS EWING,
Secretary OF Heme Department.