I am, with perfect respect,
Your most obedient
And humble servant,
Robert Morris.
To Alexander Hamilton, Esq.
HAMILTON TO ROBERT MORRIS.
Albany, August 31, 1782.
Sir:
I send you herewith all the acts of the Legislature of this State since the Government has been organized; on the margin of which I have numbered all the acts relative to the matters you mention in your letter of July, ’81, to the States agreeable to the within list. I inclose you the papers of the last week.
The indolence of some, and the repugnancy of others, make every trifle lag so much in the execution, that I am not able at this time to give you any further information. I wish to hear from you on the subject of my former letters previous to the meeting of the Committee—the 15th of the ensuing month.
I have the honor to be very truly,
Sir, your most obedient servant,
A. H.
To the Honorable Superintendent of Finance.