William Walker Jr. discussing Mr. Ware

Walker Jr. has been to Columbus and had an interview with Mr. Ware, who is the newly appointed agent. Walker Jr. finds him to be "much of a gentleman in manner and appearance," and he hopes that he can "wind up the business" to everyone's satisfaction. Walker Jr. considers the pending negotiations between the Government and the Wyandott Nation to be of "vast importance." Walker Jr. suggests that they close the treaty negotiations on the "terms proposed by our chiefs."