Letters / Correspondence

Edmund Randolph

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1 Henry Lee Edmund Randolph In conformity to the usage of the delegation I had the honor to address the executive eight days past, since which period nothing interesting has occurred.Public business of every sort progress... Jan. 7, 1787
2 Henry Lee Edmund Randolph The delegation have received your Excellencys letr. of the 14h.1Nothing yet has been relative to the meeting of the commissioners deputed by the states of Maryland and Virginia, nor will this... Jan. 30, 1787
3 Edmund Randolph Richard Henry Lee I feel a particular pleasure in communicating to you your appointment, as a deputy to the foederal convention at Philadelphia in may next. The nomination was made by the executive today, and, if it... Mar. 20, 1787
4 Richard Henry Lee Edmund Randolph The letter that your Excellency did me the honor to write me on the 23d. instant I received this day, and I assure you that it is with much regret I find myself compelled to decline accepting the... Mar. 26, 1787
5 Richard Henry Lee Edmund Randolph By a letter and some enclosures (lately received by the Delegates) from our Executive; it appears that in May last our Treasurer tendered Mr. Hopkins2 Indents for something more than 170,000... Sep. 1, 1787
6 Richard Henry Lee Edmund Randolph I was duly honoured with your favour of September 17th, from Philadelphia, which should have been acknowledged long before now, if the nature of the business it related to had not required time.... Oct. 16, 1787
7 Richard Henry Lee Edmund Randolph I was duly honoured with your favour of September 17th, from Philadelphia, which should have been acknowledged long before now, if the nature of the business it related to had not required time.... Oct. 16, 1787
8 Richard Henry Lee Edmund Randolph I have the honor to address your Excellency upon a subject that I think much deserves your indulgence, if, as some judge, the Executive have a right to indulge in such cases. It is, Sir, the case... Oct. 16, 1788
9 Henry Lee Edmund Randolph The delegation have not had the honor of a letter from your Excellency for three weeks, on our part the correspondence has been regularly preserved.In conformity to the information contained in my... -