W. G. Greene to [W. T. Bukman]

I have written on the back of C. D. M. letter with a view of its bearing to be shown I think it would pay first rate for you to see Biggs T. S. Mather & Yates in person if they haven't yet paid their just it is exceedingly important that we should pay C. L. M. H. promptly as Mr Jesup informed me yesterday that he had about got their consent to take new Bonds for the whole of their debt if our mutual friend Gov. Yates has not paid his nor cant rais it conveniently say to him that I will pay it for him if he will give an order on me I have no objection to his seeing this hasty scrall I think upon reflection it would be well to call on him & have a consoltation with him as he is similarly situated to you & I with the S. & P. B. and all its onorous liabilities on us three likely the Gov. can strain T. S. Mather to pay his just every thing depends on our prudently managing things well at home as well as here give my best respects to the Gov say to him that I leave it with him which of us shall be principal & which shall be second in setting our dificulies with the Rinocerous of Sweetwater yours with all respect

W.G.Greene

P.S. I have no objections to the Gov seeing the letter of C.D. W & C & on back of it. W G Green

I send you these for Bukman A Yates