488-0777-02.tif
Letter, Governor William, Washington, to Cowles Mead, informing that he has outlined the duties of the office to Pope, that it is not among the discretionary powers of Secretary or Governor to appoint or recognize another to exercise the duties of the office to which he has been appointed, that he is pleased with Pope, and that Mead's presence will be required only if absolutely necessary.
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Letter, Governor William, Washington, to Cowles Mead, informing that he has outlined the duties of the office to Pope, that it is not among the discretionary powers of Secretary or Governor to appoint or recognize another to exercise the duties of the office to which he has been appointed, that he is pleased with Pope, and that Mead's presence will be required only if absolutely necessary.
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- Doc Number: 777
- Administration: Robert Williams
- Date(s): 1807-05-05
- Description: Letter, Governor William, Washington, to Cowles Mead, informing that he has outlined the duties of the office to Pope, that it is not among the discretionary powers of Secretary or Governor to appoint or recognize another to exercise the duties of the office to which he has been appointed, that he is pleased with Pope, and that Mead's presence will be required only if absolutely necessary.
- Call Number: Series 0488
- Filename: 488-0777-02.tif